MP NEET UG 2026 Counselling: Profile & Registration Guide

The Directorate of Medical Education (DME), Madhya Pradesh has released the official user manual for profile creation and registration for MP State Combined NEET UG Counselling 2026-27 for MBBS and BDS courses. This manual provides a complete, step-by-step walkthrough of how to create your profile on the DME portal (https://www.dme.mponline.gov.in), fill the registration form with your eligibility details, upload required documents, and pay the registration fee. Every NEET UG 2026 candidate who wishes to participate in MP's counselling must follow these exact steps in order. This guide breaks down each step so you understand what to do, what documents you need, and what mistakes to avoid.

What is this manual and why does it matter?

This is the official step-by-step guide from DME Madhya Pradesh for the 2026-27 NEET UG counselling process. It is not a result, merit list, or allotment notice—it is a procedural manual that tells you exactly how to register yourself on the counselling portal so you can participate in seat allocation.

If you do not complete profile creation and registration by the deadline set in the counselling schedule, you will not be able to participate in counselling, and you will lose your chance to get a seat in an MP medical college. This manual is your roadmap to avoid that.

The manual covers two main phases: (1) Profile Creation—where you enter your NEET roll number, date of birth, and create a secure login; and (2) Registration—where you fill in your eligibility details (domicile, category, PWD status, etc.), upload documents, and pay the fee.

Where to start: The portal and first login

Go to https://www.dme.mponline.gov.in. On the homepage, you will see a section called 'Our Services' with several options. Look for the box labeled 'Under Graduation Counselling (MBBS/BDS Course)' and click on it. This will take you to the MP State Combined UG Counselling portal.

On the counselling portal, you will see a yellow button that says 'Create Profile' on the right side under 'Candidate Corner'. If you already have a profile, you can log in with your NEET roll number and password. If this is your first time, click 'Create Profile'.

• Portal URL: https://www.dme.mponline.gov.in
• Select: Under Graduation Counselling (MBBS/BDS Course)
• New users: Click 'Create Profile'
• Returning users: Enter NEET roll number and password to log in

Step 1–2: Creating your profile with NEET details

Click the 'Create Profile' button. You will be asked to enter three pieces of information: (1) Your NEET UG 2026 Roll Number, (2) Your Date of Birth (in DD/MM/YYYY format), and (3) A Secret Key of your choice.

The Secret Key is a security measure. You create it yourself—it is not given to you. The portal will show you an important note about how to create it. The Secret Key must be a combination of your NEET Application Number, your NEET Score, and a number you choose. For example, if your NEET Application Number is 23222345689, your NEET Score is 358, and you choose the number 358, your Secret Key would be: 23222345689-358-358. Write this down and keep it safe—you will need it if you ever need to recover your account.

After entering your roll number, date of birth, Secret Key, and the captcha code shown on screen, click 'Create Profile'. The system will verify your details against the official NEET UG 2026 records.

• NEET UG 2026 Roll Number (from your admit card)
• Date of Birth (DD/MM/YYYY format)
• Secret Key (your own combination of NEET Application Number + NEET Score + a number you choose)
• Captcha code (shown on screen)
• Example Secret Key: 23222345689-358-358

Step 3: Entering contact and bank details

After your profile is created, your NEET details (name, father's name, gender, rank, percentile, etc.) will appear on screen. You must now fill in your contact information and bank account details.

For contact details, enter your primary mobile number and email ID. This is critical: the mobile number you enter here is the one you will use throughout the entire counselling process. You will receive OTP (one-time passwords) and all counselling messages on this number. Make sure it is a number you have access to and will keep active. You can also enter an alternate mobile number.

For bank details, you must provide: (1) Account Number, (2) Confirm Account Number, (3) Account Holder Name, (4) IFSC Code, (5) Confirm IFSC Code, (6) Bank Name, and (7) Branch Name. The manual emphasizes: fill your bank details carefully. The account should be a savings or current account in your name, active with no limit on maximum balance, and not a savings account for minors. The account must belong to you or your guardian (in case of a minor). Do not enter someone else's account details. After filling all details, click 'Update'.

• Primary mobile number (you will receive OTP and messages here)
• Alternate mobile number (optional)
• Email ID and confirm email ID
• Account Number and confirm it
• Account Holder Name (must match your name or guardian's name)
• IFSC Code and confirm it
• Bank Name and Branch Name
• Account must be active, in your name, and not a minor's savings account

Step 4: OTP verification and password creation

After you click 'Update', the system will send an OTP (one-time password) to your primary mobile number and/or email ID. Enter this OTP on the screen.

You will then be asked to create a new password for your counselling account. This password must be strong and meet the following criteria: at least 8 characters long, at least one numeric character, at least one uppercase letter, at least one lowercase letter, and at least one special character. Maximum 15 characters. For example, a valid password might be: MyPass@2026.

After entering the OTP and creating your password, click 'Validate and Save'. Your profile will now be complete, and you will see a success message: 'You have created your profile successfully. Now proceed for Registration to participate in DME UG 2026 Counselling.'

• Enter OTP received on your mobile number or email
• Create a strong password (8–15 characters, with uppercase, lowercase, number, and special character)
• Click 'Validate and Save'
• Your profile status will turn green in the Status Tracker

Step 5–7: Filling the registration form with your eligibility details

Once your profile is created, your Status Tracker will show 'Candidate Profile' in green. Now click on 'Registration Form' to begin the registration phase. The registration form is where you declare your eligibility for different quotas and categories.

The form will ask you to fill in details based on your eligibility. These include: NRI Details (if you are an NRI), Domicile Details (proof that you are a resident of Madhya Pradesh), Category Details (General, OBC, SC, ST), PWD Details (if you have a disability), Freedom Fighter/Sainik Details (if applicable), Students of MP Government Schools (if applicable), and Qualifying Exam Details (your 10+2 marks and subjects).

For each section, answer honestly and accurately. For example, if you are claiming MP domicile, you must have an MP domicile certificate issued by a competent authority. If you are claiming OBC category, you must have an OBC certificate. If you studied at an MP government school, you must have proof. The form will ask you to upload these documents later, so have them ready. After filling all applicable sections, click 'Save Data'.

• NRI Details (if applicable)
• Domicile Details (MP domicile certificate required)
• Category Details (General, OBC, SC, ST, or other)
• PWD Details (if you have a disability recognized by NMC)
• Freedom Fighter/Sainik Details (if applicable)
• Students of MP Government Schools (if applicable)
• Qualifying Exam Details (10+2 subject group and marks)
• Class Details (if claiming one-class benefit)
• Fill all sections that apply to you, then click 'Save Data'

Step 8: Uploading required documents

After saving your registration form, you will be taken to the 'Enclosures' (documents) section. You must upload 8 specific documents. Each document must be in PDF or image format (JPG, PNG), and the file size must not exceed 200 kb. If a file is larger, compress it before uploading.

The 8 documents you must upload are: (1) NEET Admit Card / NEET UG-2026 Registration Slip, (2) Bank Account Details (first page of your bank passbook or a cancelled cheque clearly showing account holder name, account number, IFSC code, and bank name), (3) Class 10th Marksheet for age verification, (4) Class 12th Marksheet, (5) Affidavit of not being domicile of state other than MP and have not taken advantage of domicile of other state (if you are claiming MP domicile), (6) MP Domicile Certificate issued by Competent Authority of MP (if claiming MP domicile), (7) Caste Certificate issued by Competent Authority of MP (if claiming SC/ST/OBC category), and (8) Income Certificate issued by competent authority for the financial year of MP for the financial year ending 31 March 2026 (FY 2025-26).

For each document, click 'Choose File', select the file from your computer, and click 'Upload Enclosure'. After uploading all documents, check the box that says 'I have checked all the uploaded enclosures carefully' and click 'Save Enclosures'.

• NEET Admit Card or NEET UG-2026 Registration Slip
• Bank Account Details (first page of passbook or cancelled cheque)
• Class 10th Marksheet (for age verification)
• Class 12th Marksheet
• Affidavit of not being domicile of other state (if claiming MP domicile)
• MP Domicile Certificate (if claiming MP domicile)
• Caste Certificate (if claiming SC/ST/OBC)
• Income Certificate for FY 2025-26 (if required)
• File format: PDF or image (JPG, PNG)
• File size: maximum 200 kb per file
• Check the disclaimer box before saving

Step 9: Review and proceed to payment

After uploading all documents and clicking 'Save Enclosures', the system will display a summary of all the information you have submitted: your candidate details, NRI status, contact details, bank details, domicile details, category details, PWD status, freedom fighter/sainik status, qualifying exam details, and the documents you have uploaded.

Review this summary carefully. If everything is correct, click 'Proceed to Payment for Registration'. If you notice any errors, click 'Back to Registration Form' to correct them. Do not proceed to payment if your information is wrong—you will not be able to edit most details after payment.

Note: The manual states that after payment, you can edit your registration details through the 'Edit Registration Form' option, but only within the registration end date as per the counselling schedule. So if you spot an error before payment, fix it now.

• Review all candidate details, contact info, bank details, and documents
• If correct, click 'Proceed to Payment for Registration'
• If incorrect, click 'Back to Registration Form' to edit
• After payment, you can edit details only until the registration end date

Step 10: Paying the registration fee online

The system will now ask you to pay the registration fee. The manual shows the registration fee as ₹1000 (one thousand rupees) for all candidates. You have three payment options: Net Banking, Debit/Credit Card, or UPI.

For Net Banking: You can use PayGov India (all major banks) or NetBanking for All Banks (HDFC CCAvenue PG). There are no transaction processing fees for amounts up to ₹500, and a service charge applies for amounts above ₹500.

For Debit/Credit Card: You can use HDFC CCAvenue Payment Gateway (0.75% processing fee for credit card, 0% for debit card up to ₹2000 and 1% for amounts above ₹2000) or PayGov India (1% transaction fee for any amount).

For UPI: You can use PayGov India (no transaction fee for all amounts) or HDFC CCAvenue Payment Gateway (no transaction fee for all amounts). Choose the payment method that is most convenient for you, complete the payment, and you will receive a confirmation.

• Registration Fee: ₹1000 (all candidates)
• Payment Option 1 – Net Banking: PayGov India or NetBanking for All Banks (HDFC CCAvenue)
• Payment Option 2 – Debit/Credit Card: HDFC CCAvenue or PayGov India
• Payment Option 3 – UPI: PayGov India or HDFC CCAvenue
• Choose the option that suits you best
• Complete payment to proceed

Step 11: Registration receipt and final confirmation

After successful payment, the system will generate a registration receipt. This receipt contains all your submitted information: candidate details, attendance sheet from NTA, contact details, bank details, domicile details, category details, PWD status, freedom fighter/sainik status, qualifying exam details, documents uploaded, payment details (transaction ID, payment date, portal charge, registration fee, and total amount paid), and a QR code.

Download and print this receipt immediately. Keep it safe—you will need it for future reference and for document verification at the time of admission. The receipt is proof that you have successfully registered for MP NEET UG 2026 counselling.

Your Status Tracker will now show 'Candidate Registration' in green, indicating that your registration is complete. You are now eligible to participate in the counselling process as per the schedule announced by DME MP.

• Receipt is generated automatically after payment
• Download and print the receipt
• Keep it safe for future reference and document verification
• Your Status Tracker will turn green for 'Candidate Registration'
• You are now registered for MP NEET UG 2026 counselling

Critical documents you must upload: No mistakes allowed

The manual lists 8 documents that must be uploaded. Missing even one document or uploading the wrong type of document can result in your registration being rejected or your seat being cancelled. Here are the traps to avoid:

Bank Account Details: You must upload the first page of your bank passbook or a cancelled cheque. The document must clearly show your account holder name, account number, IFSC code, and bank name. A simple bank statement is not enough. If the document is unclear or does not show all four pieces of information, your registration may be rejected.

Domicile Certificate: If you are claiming MP domicile, the certificate must be issued by a Competent Authority of Madhya Pradesh. It must match the physical domicile certificate that will be produced at the time of document verification. If the uploaded certificate does not match the physical one, your admission will be cancelled.

Caste Certificate: If you are claiming SC/ST/OBC category, the certificate must be issued by a Competent Authority of MP and must match the physical certificate at verification. Only OBC candidates whose caste is not on the OBC list will not be eligible for OBC category—so make sure your caste is listed.

Income Certificate: This must be issued by a competent authority for the financial year ending 31 March 2026 (FY 2025-26). An old income certificate will not be accepted.

Class 10th and 12th Marksheets: These must be clear and legible. Class 10th is used for age verification, so make sure your date of birth is visible.

• ⚠️ Bank document must show account holder name, account number, IFSC code, and bank name clearly
• ⚠️ Domicile certificate must be from MP Competent Authority and match the physical certificate
• ⚠️ Caste certificate must be from MP Competent Authority and match the physical certificate
• ⚠️ Income certificate must be for FY 2025-26 (ending 31 March 2026)
• ⚠️ Class 10th marksheet must clearly show your date of birth
• ⚠️ All documents must be in PDF or image format, maximum 200 kb each
• ⚠️ Missing or incorrect documents can result in rejection or cancellation of admission

Important notes and common mistakes to avoid

The manual includes a disclaimer: 'Eligibility of allotted candidate for admission is subject to verification of required original documents as per schedule 3 of Madhya Pradesh Chhatra Shiksha Pravesh Niyam 09 Mar 2008 and Amendments: 19 June 2019 and 03 Oct 2020 and 26 Jul 2022 and 12 May 2023 and 12 July 2024, by the admission committee in the allotted institute at the time of admission.' This means that even if you are allotted a seat, your admission can be cancelled if your original documents do not match what you uploaded or if you are found to be ineligible.

Do not use someone else's bank account. The account must be in your name or your guardian's name (if you are a minor). If the account holder name does not match your name or your guardian's name, your registration will be rejected.

Do not upload old or expired certificates. Domicile, caste, and income certificates must be current and issued by the correct authority. If a certificate is issued before a certain date or by the wrong authority, it will not be accepted.

Do not miss the registration deadline. The manual does not specify the exact deadline, but it says 'within the registration end date, as per the counselling Schedule.' Check the counselling schedule on the DME website for the exact date. If you miss this deadline, you cannot register, and you will not be able to participate in counselling.

Keep your Secret Key safe. If you forget your password, you will need your Secret Key to recover your account. Write it down and store it in a safe place.

• ⚠️ Admission can be cancelled if original documents do not match uploaded documents
• ⚠️ Bank account must be in your name or your guardian's name
• ⚠️ Certificates must be current and issued by the correct authority
• ⚠️ Do not miss the registration deadline
• ⚠️ Keep your Secret Key safe for account recovery
• ✅ Fill all forms accurately and completely
• ✅ Upload clear, legible documents in the correct format
• ✅ Review all information before submitting payment
• ✅ Print and save your registration receipt

Frequently asked questions

You must complete profile creation and registration by the deadline specified in the MP NEET UG 2026 counselling schedule. Start now: visit https://www.dme.mponline.gov.in, click 'Under Graduation Counselling (MBBS/BDS Course)', and follow the 11 steps outlined in this manual. Gather all 8 required documents before you begin, fill every form field accurately, upload clear documents in the correct format, and pay the ₹1000 registration fee. After payment, download and print your receipt. If you have any questions, email mpugcounselling@gmail.com. Do not delay—missing the registration deadline will disqualify you from counselling.