The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has released the final allotment result for NEET PG 2026 counselling Round 1. Candidates who have been allocated seats must begin reporting from October 26, 2026. This is a critical milestone in the PG admission process—successful reporting within the deadline is essential to secure your seat and confirm your admission to an MD, MS, PG Diploma, or DNB programme. Missing the reporting window can result in forfeiture of your allocated seat.
NEET PG 2026 Round 1 final allotment is now live; reporting begins October 26—check your allocation immediately and report on time to confirm your seat.
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Unlock My College ListWhat Is the NEET PG Round 1 Allotment and Why It Matters
The Round 1 allotment is the first major seat distribution in NEET PG counselling. After you register, fill your choices of colleges and specialities, and the MCC computer algorithm processes your rank and preferences, it generates an allotment list. This list tells you which college, city, and branch (MD/MS/DNB) you have been assigned to based on your merit rank and the availability of seats.
For an MBBS graduate, this allotment is the gateway to your postgraduate medical career. Whether you secure a seat in your preferred speciality, a different branch, or a college in your desired location depends on your rank, the choices you ranked, and the total number of seats available in each category (general, OBC, SC, ST, EWS, and so on).
Reporting Deadline: October 26 and Beyond
Reporting from October 26 means you must physically or digitally confirm your acceptance of the allocated seat and complete the admission formalities at your allotted college. The exact reporting window (usually 3–5 days) will be specified in the official MCC notification. Failure to report within this window will result in automatic cancellation of your seat, and it will be offered to the next candidate in the merit list.
Reporting typically involves submitting original documents (MBBS degree, NEET PG scorecard, identity proof, caste certificate if applicable, and other college-specific documents), paying the admission fee, and completing online or offline registration at your college. Some colleges may allow online reporting followed by physical document submission within a grace period, so check your college's specific instructions immediately after the allotment result is published.
How to Check Your NEET PG Round 1 Allotment Result
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The allotment result is available on the official MCC website (mcc.nic.in). You will need your NEET PG registration number and password to log in and view your allocation. The result will display your allotted college name, city, speciality (branch), category, and the reporting centre and dates.
Download and save your allotment letter immediately. Print a copy for your records and for submission at your college. If you do not see an allotment against your name, it means either your rank did not match any available seat in your chosen colleges, or you did not fill your choices correctly. In such cases, you may be eligible for a subsequent round or mop-up round, depending on MCC rules.
What Happens If You Are Allotted a Seat You Did Not Expect
It is common for candidates to be allotted a seat that is not their first choice. This happens because the allotment algorithm prioritises your rank and the order in which you ranked your choices. If your rank is not high enough to secure a seat in your top choices, the algorithm moves down your list and allocates the first available seat it finds.
You have two options: accept the allotment and report, or decline it and wait for the next round (if available). If you decline, you forfeit this seat and enter the next round with a lower priority. Carefully weigh whether the allotted college and speciality are acceptable to you before deciding. Many candidates accept their first allotment to secure a seat, then attempt to upgrade in subsequent rounds if they wish.
Documents You Will Need for Reporting
Prepare the following documents before your reporting date: original MBBS degree or provisional certificate, NEET PG scorecard (original and photocopy), allotment letter, identity proof (Aadhaar, passport, or driving licence), caste certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate (if required by your state), and any other document specified by your allotted college.
Contact your allotted college immediately to confirm the exact list of documents, reporting venue, and any college-specific requirements (such as a medical fitness certificate or a bond to be signed). Some colleges may require you to book a reporting slot online before you arrive, so do not assume walk-in reporting is available.
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What Happens After Reporting: Admission Confirmation and Fee Payment
Once you report and submit your documents, the college will verify them and issue you an admission confirmation letter. You will then be required to pay the admission fee (tuition and hostel fees, if applicable) within a specified timeframe. The fee structure varies by college, state, and whether you are a general or reserved category candidate.
After fee payment, your admission is formally confirmed, and you will receive your roll number and other details needed to begin your postgraduate programme. Some colleges may conduct an orientation or induction programme before classes begin. Keep all receipts and confirmation letters safe for future reference.
Subsequent Rounds and Mop-Up Counselling
If you do not get an allotment in Round 1, or if you decline your allotment, you will be eligible for Round 2 and possibly a mop-up round, depending on MCC's schedule. Each round follows the same process: allotment result, reporting window, and document verification. However, your priority decreases with each round, so seats become fewer and more competitive.
The MCC will announce the dates for Round 2 and mop-up counselling separately. Stay updated on the official MCC website and your registered email and phone number for notifications. Do not miss any deadline, as late reporting in subsequent rounds may not be permitted.
Common Mistakes to Avoid During Reporting
Do not delay checking your allotment result. The reporting window is typically short (3–5 days), and every day counts. Do not assume you will not get an allotment—check the result yourself on mcc.nic.in. Do not travel to your college without confirming the exact reporting date, venue, and document list; a wasted trip can cost you time and money.
Do not submit incomplete or incorrect documents. Colleges are strict about document verification, and missing or wrong documents can delay or jeopardise your admission. Do not forget to pay the admission fee on time; non-payment can lead to cancellation of your seat. Finally, do not ignore college-specific instructions or deadlines—each college may have slightly different procedures.
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
When does NEET PG 2026 Round 1 reporting begin?
Reporting for NEET PG 2026 Round 1 begins on October 26, 2026. The exact reporting window (usually 3–5 days) will be specified in the official MCC notification. Check mcc.nic.in for the complete schedule and your allotted college's specific reporting dates and venue.
How do I check my NEET PG Round 1 allotment result?
Visit mcc.nic.in, log in with your NEET PG registration number and password, and view your allotment status. The result will show your allotted college, city, speciality, and reporting details. Download and print your allotment letter immediately.
What documents do I need to bring for reporting?
You will typically need your original MBBS degree (or provisional certificate), NEET PG scorecard, allotment letter, identity proof, caste certificate (if applicable), and any other document specified by your college. Contact your allotted college to confirm the exact list before reporting.
What happens if I do not report within the deadline?
If you do not report within the specified window, your seat will be automatically cancelled, and it will be offered to the next candidate in the merit list. You will lose your allotment and may be eligible for a subsequent round with lower priority.
Can I decline my allotment and wait for the next round?
Yes, you can decline your allotment and wait for Round 2 or mop-up counselling. However, your priority will decrease in subsequent rounds, and fewer seats will be available. Carefully consider whether to accept or decline before the reporting deadline.
What if I do not get an allotment in Round 1?
If you do not get an allotment, you will be eligible for Round 2 and possibly mop-up counselling. The MCC will announce the dates for these rounds separately. Stay updated on mcc.nic.in and your registered contact details for notifications.
How much is the admission fee, and when must I pay it?
The admission fee varies by college, state, and category. Your allotted college will inform you of the exact fee and payment deadline during reporting. Pay the fee on time to confirm your admission; non-payment can result in cancellation of your seat.
Can I change my allotted college or speciality after reporting?
Generally, no. Once you report and confirm your admission, you are committed to that college and speciality for that academic year. However, some colleges may allow internal branch changes or transfers in rare cases—check your college's policy.
Check your NEET PG 2026 Round 1 allotment result on mcc.nic.in immediately and mark your reporting date on your calendar. Gather all required documents, confirm the reporting venue and time with your allotted college, and report on time to secure your seat. Missing the deadline will result in loss of your allocation.
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