The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) will announce Round 1 seat allotment results for NEET-PG on October 24, 2026, via its official portal. This is a critical milestone in the PG admission cycle: candidates who secure a seat must complete college reporting within a narrow window (October 26 to November 2) to confirm their admission. Missing this deadline can result in forfeiture of your allocated seat. Understanding the result-checking process and the reporting timeline is essential to avoid last-minute confusion.
NEET-PG Round 1 seat allotment results release October 24, 2026 on mcc.nic.in; selected candidates must report to their allotted college between October 26 and November 2, 2026.
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Unlock My College ListWhen and Where to Check Your NEET-PG Round 1 Seat Allotment
The MCC will release Round 1 seat allotment results on October 24, 2026. All candidates who participated in Round 1 registration and choice-filling can access their results through the official MCC website at mcc.nic.in. This is the sole official channel for result publication; avoid third-party websites or unverified sources.
The result will be available in your candidate login portal. You will need your registration credentials (typically your NEET-PG roll number and password) to view your allotment. The result page will display your allocated seat, college, branch, and category under which you were selected.
Step-by-Step Guide to Download Your NEET-PG Seat Allotment Result
Checking your result is straightforward but requires careful attention to detail. Follow these steps to ensure you retrieve the correct document and keep a secure copy for your records.
- Visit mcc.nic.in on your browser.
- Locate and click the 'NEET PG Seat Allotment Result 2026' link on the homepage.
- A login page will appear. Enter your registration number and password.
- Click 'Submit' to view your allotment details.
- Download and save the confirmation page (PDF) to your device.
- Print a hard copy and store it safely—you will need it during college reporting and for future reference.
Critical Reporting Dates: October 26 to November 2, 2026
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If you receive a seat in Round 1, your next obligation is to report to your allotted college or institute. The reporting window is October 26 to November 2, 2026. This is a fixed, non-negotiable deadline. Failure to report within this period will result in automatic forfeiture of your seat, and you will not be eligible for subsequent rounds unless you explicitly withdraw.
Reporting typically involves submitting original documents (MBBS degree, NEET-PG scorecard, identity proof, caste certificate if applicable, and other institution-specific documents), undergoing a medical fitness test, and signing admission paperwork. Contact your allotted college in advance to confirm the exact reporting procedure, required documents, and venue.
What Happens After You Report: Verification and Data Sharing
Once you report to your college, the institution will verify your documents and confirm your admission. On November 3, 2026, colleges will share verified candidate data with the MCC. This step is crucial because it locks your admission status and determines eligibility for subsequent counselling rounds.
If you do not report by November 2, your seat will be marked as vacant, and the college will not include you in the data shared to MCC. This means you will lose your Round 1 allocation and may be considered for Round 2 only if you remain in the merit pool and if Round 2 counselling is conducted.
NEET-PG Round 1 Registration and Choice-Filling Timeline
Understanding the full counselling timeline helps you plan ahead. Round 1 registration opened on October 12 and closed on October 21, 2026. During this period, candidates had to register and provide their basic information and eligibility details.
Choice-filling (the process of ranking your preferred colleges and branches in order of preference) ran from October 13 to October 22, 2026. The choice-locking facility—which allows you to finalize your preference list—was available from October 21 to October 22, 2026. Once locked, your choices cannot be modified, so accuracy during choice-filling is vital.
What If You Don't Get a Seat in Round 1?
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Not all candidates receive a seat in Round 1. If your name does not appear in the allotment result, you remain in the merit pool for subsequent rounds (typically Round 2 and mop-up rounds). Your NEET-PG score and rank are still valid, and you will be considered for allocation in the next round based on available vacancies.
Do not panic if you are not allotted in Round 1. Many seats become available in later rounds due to candidates not reporting, withdrawing, or opting for upgrades. Continue to monitor MCC announcements for Round 2 registration and counselling dates.
Important Reminders for NEET-PG Candidates
Keep your login credentials (registration number and password) safe and do not share them with anyone. Your result is confidential and linked to your unique credentials. If you forget your password, use the 'Forgot Password' option on mcc.nic.in to reset it.
Save and print your allotment result immediately after downloading. Technical glitches or server issues may occasionally prevent access, so a hard copy ensures you have proof of your allocation. Carry this document to your college during reporting.
If you have any doubts about your allotment or the reporting process, contact your allotted college's admission office directly. Do not rely on unofficial sources or social media for guidance.
Preparing for College Reporting: Document Checklist
To avoid delays or rejection during reporting, prepare your documents in advance. Most medical colleges require original copies of your MBBS degree, NEET-PG scorecard, admit card, identity proof (Aadhaar, passport, or PAN), and caste/category certificate (if applicable). Some colleges may also ask for a medical fitness certificate, character certificate, or proof of address.
Contact your allotted college at least 2–3 days before the reporting deadline to confirm the exact list of required documents and the reporting venue. Some colleges may conduct reporting at multiple centers or on specific days, so clarify this in advance to avoid unnecessary travel.
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
When will NEET-PG Round 1 seat allotment results be released?
The MCC will release NEET-PG Round 1 seat allotment results on October 24, 2026. Results will be available on the official MCC website at mcc.nic.in. Candidates can log in using their registration credentials to view their allotment.
What is the reporting deadline for NEET-PG Round 1 allotted candidates?
Candidates who receive a seat in Round 1 must report to their allotted college or institute between October 26 and November 2, 2026. This is a fixed deadline, and failure to report within this window will result in forfeiture of your seat.
How do I check my NEET-PG seat allotment result online?
Visit mcc.nic.in, click on the 'NEET PG Seat Allotment Result 2026' link, log in with your registration number and password, and download your confirmation page. Print a hard copy for your records and college reporting.
What happens if I don't report to my allotted college by November 2?
If you do not report by November 2, 2026, your seat will be marked as vacant and forfeited. You will not be included in the data verified by the college and shared to MCC on November 3. You may be considered for Round 2 counselling only if you remain in the merit pool.
What documents do I need to carry for college reporting?
Typically, you will need your MBBS degree, NEET-PG scorecard, admit card, identity proof (Aadhaar/passport/PAN), and caste certificate (if applicable). Contact your allotted college in advance to confirm the exact list, as requirements may vary by institution.
What if I don't get a seat in NEET-PG Round 1?
If you are not allotted a seat in Round 1, you remain in the merit pool for subsequent rounds (Round 2 and mop-up rounds). Your NEET-PG score and rank remain valid, and you will be considered for allocation based on available vacancies in later rounds.
When will colleges verify and share candidate data to MCC?
Colleges will verify the documents and data of candidates who report during October 26–November 2, 2026. This verified data will be shared with MCC on November 3, 2026, which finalizes your admission status for Round 1.
Can I change my choice after the choice-locking deadline?
No. The choice-locking facility for Round 1 closed on October 22, 2026. Once your choices are locked, they cannot be modified. Ensure accuracy during choice-filling to avoid regret.
Mark October 24 on your calendar to check your NEET-PG Round 1 result, and if you receive a seat, prioritize reporting to your college between October 26 and November 2—missing this deadline will cost you your allocation. Keep your allotment confirmation and required documents ready, and contact your college immediately if you have any questions about the reporting process.
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