On 7 September 2026, the Directorate of Medical Education (DME), Madhya Pradesh released an official list of 1,343 NEET UG candidates who have been allotted MBBS or BDS seats in government and private medical and dental colleges across the state and have chosen NOT to apply for upgradation to a better college or course. These are called "satisfied candidates"—they have accepted their current allotment and will not participate in further counselling rounds. This list is critical: if your name appears on it, your seat is confirmed and you must now proceed with document verification and admission formalities. If you expected to see your name but don't, you may still be eligible for upgradation in the next round.
If your name is on this satisfied candidates list, your MBBS or BDS seat is locked in—you will not get a better college in future rounds, but your admission is now secure.
What Does 'Satisfied Candidate' Mean?
A 'satisfied candidate' is a NEET UG aspirant who has been allotted a seat in a medical or dental college during MP State Combined Counselling and has explicitly chosen NOT to apply for upgradation. Upgradation is the process by which a candidate can request to move to a better-ranked college or a different course (e.g., from a private college to a government college, or from BDS to MBBS) in a subsequent counselling round.
By not opting for upgradation, you are saying: 'I am happy with my current allotment and do not wish to participate in further rounds.' This is a binding decision. Once you are on the satisfied candidates list, your seat is confirmed, and you cannot be moved to another college or course in this counselling cycle.
Who Is on This List?
This list contains 1,343 candidates across all categories (UR, OBC, SC, ST, EWS, and special categories like PH, FF, GS, SN) who were allotted seats in the first or earlier rounds of MP State Combined NEET UG Counselling 2026 and chose not to upgrade. The list includes allotments to government colleges (GOVT) and private colleges (PRIVATE) across Madhya Pradesh.
Candidates on this list have NEET UG scores ranging from 643 (highest) down to 184 (lowest), and they have been allotted to colleges including Gajra Raja Medical College Gwalior, Gandhi Medical College Bhopal, Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College Indore, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Medical College Jabalpur, and many others.
How to Check If Your Name Is on the List
The official list is published on the DME Madhya Pradesh website (dme.mponline.gov.in). You can search by your name, NEET UG roll number, or AI NEET UG 2026 rank. The document is a 31-page PDF containing all 1,343 candidates in order of their AI NEET UG rank.
To find yourself: (1) Open the PDF or visit the DME portal. (2) Use Ctrl+F (or Cmd+F on Mac) to search for your name or roll number. (3) Check the columns for your rank, score, eligible category, allotted category, institute name, and course (MBBS or BDS). (4) Verify that the institute and course match what you saw in your allotment letter.
What Each Column in the List Means
The list contains the following key information for each candidate:
• **S.no.**: Serial number in the list (1 to 1,343). • **AI NEET UG 2026 Rank**: Your all-India rank in NEET UG 2026. • **Common Rank**: Your rank in the common merit list used across states. • **MP State Rank**: Your rank within Madhya Pradesh only. • **NEET UG Score**: Your total NEET UG score (out of 720). • **AI NEET UG 2026 Roll no**: Your NEET UG registration number. • **Candidate Name**: Your full name as registered with NTA. • **Eligible Category**: The category you applied under (e.g., UR_X_M = Unreserved, General, Male; OBC_X_F = OBC, General, Female; SC_SN_M = SC, Specially Abled, Male). • **Alloted Category**: The category under which you were actually allotted (may differ if you were allotted under a different quota). • **Institute Name**: The name of the college where you have been allotted. • **Course**: MBBS or BDS. • **Institute Type**: GOVT (government) or PRIVATE (private).
What Happens Now If You Are on This List?
If your name appears on the satisfied candidates list, your seat is now confirmed. You will NOT participate in any further upgradation or counselling rounds. Your next steps are:
1. **Verify your allotment letter**: Cross-check the institute, course, and category on this list with your official allotment letter from DME. 2. **Collect required documents**: Prepare all documents needed for admission (12th mark sheet, NEET admit card, category certificate if applicable, domicile certificate, etc.). 3. **Report to your college**: Contact your allotted college to learn the date and time for document verification and physical reporting. 4. **Complete admission formalities**: Attend document verification, pay the admission fee, and complete all registration procedures as per your college's timeline. 5. **Do NOT apply for upgradation**: You have already opted out, so you cannot change your mind and request a better college.
What If Your Name Is NOT on This List?
If you were allotted a seat in an earlier round but your name does NOT appear on the satisfied candidates list, it means you DID opt for upgradation. You will remain in the pool for the next counselling round, where you may be offered a better college or course based on your rank and availability.
In this case, do NOT report to your previous allotted college. Wait for the next round of counselling results. Your seat in the previous college is no longer reserved for you.
Important: Category Codes Explained
The list uses shorthand codes for categories. Understanding these is crucial to verify your allotment is correct:
• **UR** = Unreserved (General). • **OBC** = Other Backward Class. • **SC** = Scheduled Caste. • **ST** = Scheduled Tribe. • **EWS** = Economically Weaker Section. • **X** = General (non-reserved within the category). • **SN** = Specially Abled (Person with Disability). • **GS** = General (Specially Abled). • **PH** = Person with Hearing Impairment. • **FF** = Freedom Fighter. • **NRI** = Non-Resident Indian (private colleges only). • **M** = Male; **F** = Female. • **_OP** = Open (general merit); **_SN_OP** = Specially Abled Open; **_GS_OP** = General Specially Abled Open. For example, **OBC_X_M** means OBC category, general, male. **SC_SN_F** means SC category, specially abled, female.
Colleges Represented in This List
The satisfied candidates have been allotted to the following major institutions across Madhya Pradesh:
**Government Colleges:** • Gajra Raja Medical College, Gwalior • Gandhi Medical College, Bhopal • Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College, Indore • Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Medical College, Jabalpur • Shyam Shah Medical College, Rewa • Shrimant Rajmata Vijayaraje Scindia Medical College, Shivpuri • Atal Bihari Vajpayee Government Medical College, Vidisha • Dr. Laxminarayan Pandey Government Medical College, Ratlam • Bundelkhand Medical College, Sagar • Chhindwara Institute of Medical Sciences, Chhindwara • Nandkumar Singh Chouhan Government Medical College, Khandwa • Government Medical College, Datia • Government Medical College, Satna • Government Medical College, Seoni • Sunderlal Patwa Government Medical College, Mandsaur • Virendra Kumar Sakhlecha Government Medical College, Neemuch • Birsa Munda Government Medical College, Shahdol • Government Autonomous College of Dentistry, Indore • ESIC Medical College and Hospital, Indore **Private Colleges:** • Sri Aurobindo Institute of Medical Science, Indore • RD Gardi Medical College, Ujjain • Chirayu Medical College and Hospital, Bhopal • Sukh Sagar Medical College and Hospital, Jabalpur • LN Medical College, Bhopal • Peoples College of Medical Science, Bhopal • Index Medical College Hospital and Research Center, Indore • Amaltas Institute of Medical Sciences, Dewas • Lnct Medical College and Sewakunj Hospital, Indore • Ram Krishna Medical College Hospital and Research Centre, Bhopal • Mansarovar Medical College and MGU Hospital, Sehore • And many others.
Key Dates and Deadlines to Remember
• **Satisfied Candidates List Released**: 7 September 2026. • **Your Responsibility**: Check the list immediately and verify your allotment. • **Document Verification**: Your college will announce the date. Do not delay—attend on the scheduled date with all original documents. • **Admission Fee Payment**: Pay as per your college's instructions (usually within 7–10 days of document verification). • **Reporting to College**: Complete all formalities and report by the deadline set by your college (typically 2–3 weeks after the list is released). • **No Further Upgradation**: Once on this list, you cannot apply for upgradation in any future round.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
1. **Not checking the list promptly**: Delays in verifying your allotment can lead to missed document verification deadlines. Check immediately. 2. **Confusing 'Eligible Category' with 'Allotted Category'**: You may have applied under one category but been allotted under another (e.g., applied as OBC but allotted as UR if OBC seats were full). Verify both columns. 3. **Ignoring the institute type**: A government college and a private college have different fee structures and facilities. Confirm which type you have been allotted to. 4. **Not collecting required documents in time**: Prepare all documents (mark sheets, certificates, ID proof) before the document verification date. Missing even one can delay your admission. 5. **Attempting to upgrade after being on the satisfied list**: Once you are on this list, you cannot change your mind. Your seat is locked. 6. **Confusing this list with a merit list or cutoff**: This is NOT a cutoff list or a ranking. It is a list of candidates who have already been allotted and have chosen not to upgrade.
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What does it mean if my name is on the satisfied candidates list?
It means you have been allotted a seat in an MBBS or BDS course at a specific college in Madhya Pradesh and you have chosen NOT to apply for upgradation. Your seat is now confirmed and locked. You will not participate in any further counselling rounds. Your next step is to complete document verification and admission formalities at your allotted college.
Can I change my mind and apply for upgradation after being on this list?
No. Once you are on the satisfied candidates list, your decision is final. You cannot apply for upgradation in any future round. If you wish to upgrade, you should have opted for upgradation before this list was released. Opting out of upgradation is a binding choice.
How do I find my name on the list?
Visit the DME Madhya Pradesh website (dme.mponline.gov.in) and download the satisfied candidates list PDF. Use Ctrl+F (or Cmd+F) to search for your name, NEET UG roll number, or AI NEET UG rank. The list is organized by rank, so you can also scroll to find yourself. Verify that the institute, course, and category match your allotment letter.
What is the difference between 'Eligible Category' and 'Allotted Category'?
Your 'Eligible Category' is the category you applied under (e.g., OBC, SC, UR). Your 'Allotted Category' is the category under which you were actually allotted a seat. These may differ if, for example, you applied as OBC but were allotted under UR because OBC seats were full and you qualified for the general merit list. Always check both columns to understand your allotment.
What documents do I need to bring for document verification?
Typically, you will need: (1) 10th and 12th mark sheets and certificates, (2) NEET UG admit card and score card, (3) Aadhar card or passport, (4) Category certificate (if applicable), (5) Domicile certificate, (6) Income certificate (if applicable for EWS), (7) PwD certificate (if applicable), (8) Migration certificate (if you studied outside MP). Contact your college for the exact list, as requirements may vary.
What if my name is not on the satisfied candidates list?
If you were allotted a seat in an earlier round but your name is NOT on this list, it means you opted for upgradation. You will remain in the pool for the next counselling round. Do NOT report to your previous allotted college. Wait for the next round results. Your previous seat is no longer reserved.
What is the deadline for document verification?
The satisfied candidates list was released on 7 September 2026. Your college will announce the specific date and time for document verification. This is usually within 7–10 days of the list release. Contact your college immediately to confirm the date. Missing the deadline may result in cancellation of your seat.
Can I defer my admission to the next year?
Deferment policies vary by college and are set by the DME and individual institutions. Contact your allotted college directly to ask about deferment options. Generally, deferment is not allowed for NEET UG admissions, but some colleges may have exceptions. Do not assume you can defer without explicit permission.
What if there is an error in my name or details on the list?
If you find an error (e.g., wrong name spelling, wrong roll number, wrong college), contact the DME Madhya Pradesh office immediately with proof (your NEET admit card, allotment letter). Do not ignore errors—they must be corrected before document verification. Errors can delay or jeopardize your admission.
Is this list final, or can it change?
This list is based on candidates' choices as of 7 September 2026. It is considered final for the purpose of confirming satisfied candidates. However, if there are errors or if a candidate successfully appeals to the DME, the list may be updated. Always check the DME website for any official notifications or corrections.
What is the difference between a government and private college allotment?
Government colleges are funded by the state and typically have lower fees (often ₹0–₹50,000 per year). Private colleges charge higher fees (often ₹5–₹15 lakhs per year). Both offer MBBS and BDS courses. Check the 'Institute Type' column (GOVT or PRIVATE) in the list to see which type you have been allotted to. Verify fees and facilities with your college.
Can I transfer to a different college after admission?
Inter-college transfers are generally not allowed during the first year of MBBS or BDS. You are expected to complete your course at the college where you were allotted. If you have a genuine hardship, contact the DME and your college to explore options, but transfers are rare and require strong justification.
If your name is on this satisfied candidates list, congratulations—your seat is confirmed. Act immediately: verify your allotment details, collect all required documents, and contact your college to confirm the date for document verification. Do not delay, as missing deadlines can result in cancellation of your seat. If your name is not on the list, you have opted for upgradation and will be considered in the next counselling round. For any queries, contact the DME Madhya Pradesh office or your allotted college directly.
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