The Directorate of Medical Education (DME), Madhya Pradesh, has published the revised merit list of MP State registered candidates for the mop-up round of NEET UG 2026 counselling for MBBS and BDS courses. This list has been prepared after fresh registration and is now live on the official MPOnline portal. Candidates who registered for MP State counselling must check this list immediately to confirm their rank, eligibility, and position for the upcoming mop-up round. The mop-up round is typically the final opportunity to secure a seat in government or private medical and dental colleges in Madhya Pradesh.
The revised merit list for MP State registered candidates in the mop-up round of NEET UG 2026 counselling is now published — check your rank and eligibility on MPOnline immediately.
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This is the official merit list prepared by the Directorate of Medical Education, Madhya Pradesh, for the mop-up round of NEET UG 2026 counselling. The list includes all candidates who are registered with the MP State counselling system and are eligible to participate in the mop-up round for MBBS and BDS seats.
The list is 'revised' because it has been regenerated after fresh registration — meaning candidates who registered or re-registered before the fresh registration deadline have been included in this updated ranking. Your position in this list determines your eligibility and priority for seat allotment in the mop-up round.
Who should check this list?
Any candidate who registered for MP State NEET UG 2026 counselling (for MBBS or BDS courses) must check this revised merit list. This includes candidates who registered in earlier rounds and those who completed fresh registration before the mop-up round.
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If you are an MP State registered candidate and have not yet seen your name or rank in any previous merit list, or if your details have changed, you must verify your position in this revised list before the mop-up round begins.
Where to find the merit list
The revised merit list is published on the official MPOnline portal at dme.mponline.gov.in. You can access it directly through the DME Counselling section under NEET UG 2026.
The list is a large PDF document containing the names, roll numbers, ranks, and other details of all eligible candidates. You will need to search for your name or roll number in the document to find your position.
What information does the merit list show?
The merit list displays candidate details including name, NEET roll number, rank in the merit list, category (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.), and other relevant information used for seat allotment. Your rank in this list is crucial — it determines the order in which you will be offered seats during the mop-up round.
The list is organized by merit rank, with candidates ranked from 1 onwards. Your position reflects your NEET score and the tie-breaking rules applied by the DME. Candidates ranked higher have priority in seat selection.
What should you do after checking the list?
First, verify that your name appears in the list and that all your details (name, roll number, category, etc.) are correct. If you find any error or discrepancy, contact the DME or MPOnline support immediately with proof of your registration.
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Second, note your rank and category. This will help you understand which colleges and courses you are likely to be offered in the mop-up round based on previous cutoff trends. Third, ensure you have all required documents ready for the mop-up round — you will need to be prepared to accept a seat quickly when it is offered, as mop-up rounds move fast.
What is the mop-up round?
The mop-up round is the final round of counselling in the NEET UG 2026 admission process for Madhya Pradesh. It is conducted after the main and supplementary rounds to fill any remaining vacant seats in government and private MBBS and BDS colleges.
In the mop-up round, candidates are offered seats based on their merit rank and the availability of seats. The mop-up round typically has a shorter registration and choice-filling window, and seat allotment happens quickly. This is often the last chance to secure a seat, so it is critical to be ready and monitor the portal closely.
Important points to remember
Do not assume you are ineligible if you do not see your name immediately — the PDF is large and you may need to search carefully. Use the browser's search function (Ctrl+F or Cmd+F) to find your name or roll number quickly.
If your name does not appear in the list at all, it may mean your registration was not processed, you did not meet the eligibility criteria, or there was a technical issue. Contact the DME or MPOnline support with your registration details and NEET roll number.
Keep this merit list saved for your records. You will need to refer to it during the mop-up round registration and choice-filling process. Also, watch for the official announcement of mop-up round dates — they will be published separately on the DME portal.
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
Why is this merit list called 'revised'?
The list is revised because it has been regenerated after fresh registration. Candidates who registered or re-registered before the fresh registration deadline have been included in this updated ranking. This ensures that all eligible candidates are fairly ranked for the mop-up round.
How do I find my name in the merit list PDF?
Open the PDF on the MPOnline portal and use your browser's search function (Ctrl+F on Windows or Cmd+F on Mac). Type your name or NEET roll number to locate your entry quickly. The list is very large, so searching is the fastest way to find yourself.
What does my rank in this list mean?
Your rank determines your priority for seat allotment in the mop-up round. A lower rank number means higher priority — you will be offered seats before candidates with higher rank numbers. Your rank is based on your NEET score and the tie-breaking rules applied by the DME.
My name is not in the revised merit list. What should I do?
If your name does not appear, contact the DME or MPOnline support immediately with your registration details and NEET roll number. Your registration may not have been processed, you may not meet the eligibility criteria, or there could be a technical issue. Do not wait — reach out as soon as possible.
When will the mop-up round counselling begin?
The notice does not specify the mop-up round dates. Watch the DME MPOnline portal closely for a separate announcement with the registration, choice-filling, and allotment dates for the mop-up round. These dates will be published soon.
Can I participate in the mop-up round if I was allotted a seat in an earlier round?
The notice does not specify this. Generally, candidates who have already accepted and joined a seat in an earlier round cannot participate in the mop-up round. Check the DME's counselling rules or contact support to confirm your eligibility based on your current status.
Is this merit list for MBBS and BDS both?
Yes, this revised merit list covers both MBBS and BDS courses. However, the actual seat allotment in the mop-up round will be based on the specific course and college you choose during the choice-filling process.
What documents do I need for the mop-up round?
The notice does not list the documents required for the mop-up round. Typically, you will need your NEET admit card, merit list printout, category certificate (if applicable), and other documents as per the DME's counselling guidelines. Check the official DME portal for the complete list of required documents.
Can I change my category or other details after seeing this merit list?
The notice does not address this. Generally, category and other details cannot be changed after registration. If you believe there is an error in your details, contact the DME or MPOnline support immediately with proof to request a correction.
How many seats will be available in the mop-up round?
The notice does not specify the number of seats available in the mop-up round. This information will be provided in the official mop-up round announcement. Typically, only vacant seats from earlier rounds are filled in the mop-up round.
Check the revised merit list on the MPOnline portal (dme.mponline.gov.in) immediately by searching for your name or NEET roll number. Verify that all your details are correct and note your rank. If your name is missing or details are wrong, contact the DME or MPOnline support right away. Watch the official portal closely for the mop-up round dates and instructions — they will be announced separately. Be ready with all required documents to act quickly when the mop-up round begins.
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