The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has released the provisional seat allotment results for NEET PG 2026 Round 1 counselling. A total of 28,728 seats have been allocated across All India Quota (AIQ) MD and MS programmes. Candidates who have received an allotment must now complete their college reporting and document verification within a defined window. This is a critical phase: missing the reporting deadline or failing to verify documents on time can result in forfeiture of your seat.
Download your NEET PG Round 1 seat allotment from mcc.nic.in (no login needed), verify the details by 24 October 11:30 AM if there are errors, and report to your allotted college between 26 October and 2 November 2026.
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The MCC has published the provisional seat allotment list for Round 1 in PDF format on its official portal. The document is freely accessible without requiring any login credentials, making it easy for all candidates to retrieve their results immediately.
To access your allotment, visit the MCC PG medical counselling portal at https://mcc.nic.in/pg-medical-counselling/. On the homepage, locate and click the link for 'PG Round 1 Counselling Provisional Result 2'. A PDF will open containing the complete allotment list. You can then search for your details using your rank, category, reserved status, and other identifiers to confirm your assigned institution, course, and seat category.
- Visit https://mcc.nic.in/pg-medical-counselling/
- Click 'PG Round 1 Counselling Provisional Result 2' on the homepage
- PDF opens automatically—no login or password required
- Search your rank and category to locate your allotment
- Note your assigned college, course (MD/MS/DNB), and seat type
Reporting Timeline: When and Where You Must Join Your College
Candidates who have been allotted a seat in Round 1 are required to report to their assigned college or institution between 26 October and 2 November 2026. This is a mandatory step; failure to report within this window will result in automatic forfeiture of your seat, and you will not be considered for subsequent counselling rounds.
After the reporting period closes, the MCC will conduct document verification on 3 November 2026. At this stage, your original certificates, identity proof, and other credentials will be checked against the information you provided during counselling registration. Only candidates who have both reported and successfully verified their documents will be confirmed in their seats.
- Reporting window: 26 October – 2 November 2026
- Document verification: 3 November 2026
- Missing the reporting deadline forfeits your seat
- Contact your allotted college directly after final results are announced
- Bring all original documents to the college for verification
Objection Process: Correcting Errors in Your Provisional Allotment
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If you notice any discrepancy or error in the provisional seat allotment result—such as an incorrect rank, wrong category assignment, or mismatched course allocation—you have the right to lodge a formal objection. The MCC has set a strict deadline for this: all grievances must be submitted by 24 October 2026 at 11:30 AM.
To file an objection, log into your candidate portal and access the 'Candidates Grievance and Query Redressal System'. Describe the error clearly and submit it before the deadline. The MCC will review your complaint and issue a corrected allotment if the error is verified. Do not ignore discrepancies; addressing them promptly is essential to ensure you receive the correct seat.
- Deadline for objections: 24 October 2026, 11:30 AM
- Use the 'Candidates Grievance and Query Redressal System' on your login portal
- Clearly describe the error (rank, category, course, or institution mismatch)
- Submit before the deadline; late objections will not be entertained
- MCC will issue a corrected result if the error is confirmed
Understanding the Seat Allotment Criteria and Round Structure
The MCC allots seats based on your NEET PG rank, category (General, OBC, SC, ST), reservation status, the availability of seats in your chosen colleges and courses, and the preferences you ranked during counselling registration. The algorithm matches your rank and preferences against available seats in a systematic order, ensuring fairness and transparency.
The MCC conducts four rounds of counselling for All India Quota seats: Round 1, Round 2, Round 3, and a Stray Vacancy round. In each round, candidates who do not report or who are not allotted a seat in the previous round become eligible for the next round. This multi-round structure allows candidates to improve their allotment if they were not satisfied with earlier rounds, though each round has its own reporting and verification deadlines.
- Allotment is based on rank, category, preferences, and seat availability
- Four counselling rounds: Round 1, 2, 3, and Stray Vacancy
- Each round has separate reporting and verification timelines
- Non-reporting in one round makes you eligible for the next round
- Stray Vacancy round fills remaining unfilled seats
All India Quota vs. State Quota: What This Allotment Covers
The MCC conducts counselling only for All India Quota (AIQ) seats, which constitute 50% of MD and MS seats in government medical colleges across India. These seats are open to candidates from any state, subject to merit and reservation criteria. The remaining 50% of PG seats fall under State Quota and are managed by individual state medical authorities, which conduct their own separate counselling processes.
If you have been allotted a seat in this MCC Round 1 result, it is an AIQ seat. Simultaneously, you may also participate in your state's PG counselling for state quota seats. However, you can accept only one seat across all counselling processes. If you report to an AIQ college, you must withdraw from state counselling, and vice versa. Plan your strategy carefully to avoid losing both seats.
- MCC counselling covers 50% All India Quota (AIQ) MD/MS seats
- State authorities manage the remaining 50% State Quota seats
- AIQ seats are open to candidates from any state
- You can participate in both AIQ and state counselling simultaneously
- You can accept only one seat; accepting one means forfeiting others
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What Happens If You Don't Report or Fail Verification
Non-reporting is one of the most common reasons candidates lose their allotted seats. If you do not physically report to your assigned college within the specified window (26 October – 2 November 2026), your seat will be cancelled automatically, and you will not be eligible for that seat in any subsequent round. The seat will then be offered to the next candidate in the merit list during the Stray Vacancy round.
Similarly, if you report to the college but fail to complete document verification on 3 November 2026, your provisional allotment may be cancelled. Always carry original documents (MBBS degree, NEET PG admit card, identity proof, caste certificate if applicable, and any other documents specified by the college) to avoid verification delays. Contact your college in advance to confirm the exact list of required documents and the verification venue.
- Non-reporting within the deadline results in automatic seat cancellation
- Cancelled seats are offered to the next candidate in the merit list
- Failure to verify documents on 3 November may also result in cancellation
- Carry all original documents to the college for verification
- Contact your allotted college beforehand to confirm document requirements
Key Dates and Deadlines You Must Remember
The counselling process involves several critical dates, and missing even one can jeopardize your admission. The objection deadline is 24 October 2026 at 11:30 AM—this is your last chance to flag any errors in the provisional result. The reporting window runs from 26 October to 2 November 2026, and document verification occurs on 3 November 2026. After verification, the final allotment will be announced, and subsequent rounds will follow their own schedules.
Mark these dates on your calendar and set reminders. Delays in reporting or verification can be costly. If you are unable to report in person due to an emergency, contact your allotted college immediately to request an extension or alternative arrangement; however, such requests are rarely granted, so plan to report on time.
- 24 October 2026, 11:30 AM: Deadline for objections to provisional result
- 26 October – 2 November 2026: Reporting window at allotted college
- 3 November 2026: Document verification
- Subsequent dates for Round 2, 3, and Stray Vacancy rounds will be announced separately
- Set phone reminders for each deadline to avoid missing them
Practical Steps to Take Immediately After Downloading Your Result
Once you have downloaded and verified your allotment, take the following immediate actions. First, confirm that your assigned college, course (MD, MS, or DNB), and seat category match your expectations and preferences. If there is any discrepancy, file an objection before 24 October 11:30 AM. Second, contact your allotted college directly to obtain information about reporting procedures, required documents, hostel availability, and any other logistical details.
Third, arrange your travel and accommodation if your allotted college is in a different city. Fourth, gather all original documents and ensure they are in order. Fifth, if you are also participating in state counselling, clarify your strategy: will you accept the AIQ seat or wait for a state quota allotment? Making this decision early will help you avoid confusion and last-minute mistakes. Finally, inform your family and mentors about your allotment and the upcoming reporting dates so they can support you through the process.
- Verify that your college, course, and seat type are correct
- File an objection immediately if you spot any error (deadline: 24 October 11:30 AM)
- Contact your allotted college for reporting procedures and document requirements
- Arrange travel and accommodation if needed
- Gather and organize all original documents
- Decide your strategy if you are also in state counselling
- Inform family and mentors about your allotment and deadlines
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
How do I download my NEET PG Round 1 seat allotment result?
Visit https://mcc.nic.in/pg-medical-counselling/ and click on 'PG Round 1 Counselling Provisional Result 2' on the homepage. A PDF will open containing the allotment list. No login is required. Search for your rank and category to find your assigned college, course, and seat type.
What is the deadline for reporting to my allotted college?
You must report to your assigned college between 26 October and 2 November 2026. Reporting after this window will result in automatic forfeiture of your seat. Contact your college in advance to confirm the exact reporting venue and time.
What should I do if I find an error in my provisional allotment?
Log into your candidate portal and use the 'Candidates Grievance and Query Redressal System' to file an objection. You must submit your complaint by 24 October 2026 at 11:30 AM. Clearly describe the error (rank, category, course, or institution mismatch). The MCC will review and issue a corrected result if the error is confirmed.
What happens if I don't report to my allotted college on time?
Non-reporting within the deadline (26 October – 2 November 2026) will result in automatic cancellation of your seat. Your seat will then be offered to the next candidate in the merit list during the Stray Vacancy round. You will not be eligible for that seat in any subsequent round.
When is document verification, and what documents do I need to bring?
Document verification is scheduled for 3 November 2026. Bring your original MBBS degree, NEET PG admit card, identity proof, caste certificate (if applicable), and any other documents specified by your college. Contact your allotted college beforehand to confirm the exact list and verification venue.
How many seats were allotted in NEET PG Round 1 2026?
The MCC allotted a total of 28,728 seats in Round 1 across All India Quota MD, MS, and DNB programmes.
Can I participate in both MCC (All India Quota) and state counselling simultaneously?
Yes, you can participate in both. However, you can accept only one seat across all counselling processes. If you report to an AIQ college, you must withdraw from state counselling, and vice versa. Plan your strategy carefully to avoid losing both seats.
What is the difference between All India Quota and State Quota seats?
All India Quota (AIQ) seats, managed by MCC, constitute 50% of MD and MS seats and are open to candidates from any state. State Quota seats, managed by individual state authorities, make up the remaining 50% and are typically reserved for candidates from that state. MCC counselling covers only AIQ seats.
Download your result immediately from mcc.nic.in, verify all details, and file any objections by 24 October 11:30 AM if needed. Plan your reporting logistics now to ensure you reach your allotted college within the 26 October – 2 November window and complete document verification on 3 November 2026.
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