The Odisha Joint Entrance Examination Board (OJEE) has published the final list of admitted candidates for MBBS and BDS courses for the academic year 2026-27. This list contains the names and details of all candidates who have been allotted seats through the state counselling process. Every candidate who participated in Odisha's 85% state-quota counselling must check this list immediately to verify their admission status, the seat type they have been allotted, the quota under which they were admitted, and their category classification. The authority has specifically flagged that candidates must carefully review these three columns — any discrepancy must be reported without delay.
The final MBBS/BDS admission list for Odisha 2026-27 is now live; verify your seat type, quota and category immediately.
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This is the official final admission list published by OJEE for MBBS and BDS seats under Odisha's 85% state quota for the 2026-27 academic year. It shows all candidates who have been successfully allotted a seat through the state counselling process. The list is comprehensive and includes candidates admitted across all rounds of counselling.
Your name on this list means you have been allotted a seat. However, appearing on the list does NOT automatically confirm your admission — you must complete the joining formalities (document verification, fee payment, and physical reporting) by the deadline set by your allotted college to secure your place.
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Three Critical Columns You Must Check
OJEE has emphasized that you must carefully verify three specific columns in the list: (1) Seat Type — whether you have been allotted a General seat, Reserved seat, or other category-specific seat; (2) Allotted Quota — whether your seat falls under the 85% state quota, 15% All-India quota, or another category; and (3) Allotted Category — your assigned category (General, OBC, SC, ST, or other as applicable in Odisha).
These three pieces of information determine your eligibility to join, the college and course you can pursue, and the fees you will pay. If any of these three columns shows information that does not match your application or eligibility, you must flag it immediately to OJEE before you report to your college.
- Seat Type: confirms the type of seat you have been given
- Allotted Quota: confirms whether your seat is from state quota, All-India quota, or another source
- Allotted Category: confirms your category classification (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.)
What to Do If You Find an Error
If any of the three columns — Seat Type, Allotted Quota, or Allotted Category — shows incorrect information, do not ignore it and do not proceed to join your college. Contact OJEE immediately with proof of your eligibility (your NEET admit card, category certificate, or other relevant documents) and request a correction.
Errors in these columns can lead to your admission being cancelled later, or you being asked to pay incorrect fees. It is far easier to correct the error now, before you join, than to fight it after admission.
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How to Access the List
The final admitted candidates list has been published on the official OJEE portal and is available for download as a PDF. You can search for your name and roll number in the list using your browser's search function (Ctrl+F on Windows, Cmd+F on Mac) or by scrolling through the document.
Keep a copy of the list with your details highlighted for your records. You will need to present this along with other documents when you report to your allotted college for joining.
Next Steps After Verification
Once you have verified that your name, seat type, quota and category are all correct, your next step is to contact your allotted college to learn the joining deadline, document requirements, and fee payment process. Do not delay — colleges typically set a short window (often 3–7 days) for candidates to report and complete formalities.
Bring all original documents (NEET admit card, category certificate if applicable, 10th and 12th mark sheets, Aadhaar, passport-size photographs, and any other documents your college specifies) when you report. Failure to join by the deadline may result in your seat being cancelled and offered to the next candidate on the waiting list.
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
How do I know if I have been admitted?
Search for your name and roll number in the final admitted candidates list published by OJEE. If your name appears, you have been allotted a seat. However, you must still complete joining formalities at your college to confirm your admission.
What do the three columns — Seat Type, Allotted Quota and Allotted Category — mean?
Seat Type tells you whether your seat is General, Reserved, or category-specific. Allotted Quota tells you whether your seat comes from the 85% state quota, 15% All-India quota, or another source. Allotted Category tells you your assigned category (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.). All three must match your eligibility.
What should I do if the information in these three columns is wrong?
Contact OJEE immediately with proof of your correct eligibility (NEET admit card, category certificate, etc.) and request a correction. Do not proceed to join your college until the error is fixed, as it may lead to your admission being cancelled later.
Does appearing on the final list guarantee my admission?
No. Appearing on the list means you have been allotted a seat, but you must complete joining formalities — document verification, fee payment, and physical reporting to your college — by the deadline to secure your place. If you do not join on time, your seat may be cancelled.
What documents do I need to bring when I join my college?
Bring your NEET admit card, category certificate (if applicable), 10th and 12th mark sheets, Aadhaar card, passport-size photographs, and any other documents your college specifies. Check with your allotted college for the exact list.
What is the deadline to join my college?
The deadline is set by your allotted college and is typically 3–7 days from the publication of the final list. Contact your college immediately to confirm the exact date and time for reporting.
Can I download and save a copy of the final list?
Yes. The list is published as a PDF on the OJEE portal and can be downloaded. Keep a copy with your details highlighted for your records and to present to your college during joining.
What happens if I do not join by the deadline?
If you do not report to your college and complete joining formalities by the deadline, your seat will be cancelled and offered to the next candidate on the waiting list. You will lose your admission.
Can I change my allotted college or course after seeing the final list?
No. The final list is the outcome of the counselling process. You cannot change your allotted college or course at this stage. If you wish to decline your seat, inform your college in writing, but you will lose your place and cannot participate in further counselling rounds.
How do I search for my name in the PDF list?
Download the PDF from the OJEE portal. Use your browser's search function (Ctrl+F on Windows, Cmd+F on Mac) and type your name or roll number to find your entry quickly.
Download the final admitted candidates list from the official OJEE portal immediately. Verify your name, seat type, allotted quota and allotted category carefully. If all three are correct, contact your allotted college without delay to learn the joining deadline and document requirements. Report to your college on time with all original documents to complete your admission.
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