The Odisha Joint Entrance Examination Board (OJEE) has published the revised final state merit list for MBBS and BDS admission in the 2026-27 session. This list has been prepared after the first phase of registration and determines the order in which candidates will be called for seat allotment in the state quota (85% of seats). Every candidate who appeared in NEET UG 2026 and is eligible for Odisha counselling must check this list to confirm their state rank and verify their eligibility for the upcoming allotment rounds. The merit list is now live on the official OJEE website.
The revised final state merit list for Odisha MBBS/BDS 2026-27 is now published — check your state rank immediately at odishajee.com to confirm your position for seat allotment.
What is this merit list?
This is the revised final state merit list prepared by OJEE for MBBS and BDS admission in Odisha for the 2026-27 academic year. It ranks all eligible candidates who registered in the first phase of counselling according to their NEET UG 2026 scores and other qualifying criteria set by the state. The list determines the order in which candidates will be offered seats during the allotment process.
The merit list covers the 85% state-quota seats — these are the seats that Odisha fills through its own counselling process. The remaining 15% are filled through the All-India Quota, which is managed separately by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC).
Who should check this list?
Every candidate who appeared in NEET UG 2026, is domiciled in Odisha (or meets the state eligibility criteria), and registered in the first phase of OJEE counselling must check this merit list. Your name and state rank on this list determine your position in the queue for seat allotment.
If you are eligible for Odisha counselling and have not yet seen your name on the list, contact OJEE immediately to clarify your status. Do not assume you are ineligible — verify directly with the authority.
Where to find the merit list
The revised final state merit list is published on the official OJEE website at odishajee.com. You can download the PDF document or view it online. The list is large and tabular, so use the search or filter function in your PDF reader to locate your name quickly.
Keep a copy of the merit list for your records. You will need to refer to it during seat allotment and to verify your eligibility for subsequent rounds.
What information does the merit list show?
The merit list displays each candidate's name, NEET UG roll number, NEET score, state rank, category (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.), and eligibility status for MBBS and/or BDS. Your state rank is your position in the merit order — a lower rank number means you will be called earlier for seat allotment.
Check that your personal details (name, roll number, score) are correct. If you spot any error, report it to OJEE immediately with supporting documents (your NEET admit card and score card).
Why is this list 'revised'?
This is a revised list because it has been updated after the first phase of registration closed. During the first phase, candidates registered their choices and confirmed their eligibility. OJEE then processed all registrations, verified documents, and recalculated the merit order if needed. The revised list reflects the final, corrected state ranks after this verification.
A revised list is normal and does not mean there was an error in your application — it simply means the list has been finalized after all first-phase registrations were processed.
What happens next after the merit list?
After the merit list is published, OJEE will announce the schedule for seat allotment. Candidates will be called in order of their state rank to choose their preferred college and course (MBBS or BDS). The allotment will happen in rounds — typically, candidates with higher ranks (lower numbers) are called first.
You must be ready to log in to the OJEE counselling portal when your turn comes. Missing your allotment window can result in losing your seat. Watch the OJEE website and your registered email/phone for allotment notifications.
What if your name is not on the merit list?
If you registered in the first phase but do not see your name on the revised merit list, it could mean your registration was incomplete, your documents were not verified, or there was a technical issue. Do not panic — contact OJEE's help desk immediately with your NEET roll number and registration details.
Common reasons for non-appearance include: missing or incorrect documents, failure to complete the registration form, or eligibility issues (e.g., not meeting the Odisha domicile requirement). OJEE will clarify your status and advise you on next steps.
Important: verify your eligibility before allotment
Appearing on the merit list does not guarantee a seat — it only means you are eligible to participate in allotment. Your final seat depends on your rank, your choice of college and course, and the number of seats available in your category.
Before allotment begins, double-check that you meet all eligibility criteria: NEET UG 2026 score, Odisha domicile (if required), category certificate validity, and any other state-specific requirements. If you are unsure, ask OJEE now rather than after allotment.
How to use the merit list to plan your choices
Once you know your state rank, research the colleges and courses available in Odisha and the typical cutoff ranks for each. This will help you make informed choices during allotment. Remember that your rank alone does not determine your seat — the number of seats in your category and your choice order also matter.
If your rank is close to a cutoff, be prepared with backup options. Allotment is competitive, and seats fill quickly. Having a clear preference list ready will help you act fast when your turn comes.
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What is my state rank and how is it calculated?
Your state rank is your position in the merit order for Odisha MBBS/BDS counselling, based on your NEET UG 2026 score and eligibility. It is shown on the revised merit list published by OJEE. A lower rank number (e.g., rank 1) means you are higher in the queue and will be called earlier for seat allotment. The exact calculation method (whether it is based on NEET score alone or includes other factors) is set by OJEE and is detailed in the counselling prospectus.
I registered in the first phase but cannot find my name on the merit list. What should I do?
Contact OJEE's help desk immediately with your NEET roll number and registration details. Your name may not appear if your registration was incomplete, your documents were not verified, or there was a technical issue. OJEE will clarify your status and advise you on whether you can still participate in allotment or if you need to reregister.
Does appearing on the merit list guarantee me a seat?
No. Appearing on the merit list means you are eligible to participate in seat allotment, but it does not guarantee a seat. Your final seat depends on your rank, the number of seats available in your category, your choice of college and course, and how many candidates ahead of you choose the same seats.
When will seat allotment happen after the merit list is published?
The notice does not specify the exact date for seat allotment. OJEE will announce the allotment schedule separately on its website. Check odishajee.com regularly and watch for notifications on your registered email and phone number. Do not miss the allotment window — if you do not participate when called, you may lose your seat.
What should I do if I spot an error in my details on the merit list?
Report the error to OJEE immediately with supporting documents (your NEET admit card and score card). Provide your name, NEET roll number, and a clear description of the error. OJEE will investigate and issue a corrected merit list if needed. Do not wait until allotment to report errors.
Is this merit list for MBBS only or for both MBBS and BDS?
This revised merit list covers both MBBS and BDS admission for the 2026-27 session. Your rank on this list applies to both courses. During allotment, you will be able to choose which course you prefer at each college, subject to availability and your eligibility.
What is the difference between the state quota and the All-India Quota?
The state quota (85% of seats) is filled through Odisha's own counselling process managed by OJEE — this merit list applies to those seats. The All-India Quota (15% of seats) is filled through a separate counselling process managed by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) and is open to candidates from all over India. You can participate in both if you are eligible.
Can I download the merit list and search for my name offline?
Yes. The merit list is published as a PDF on odishajee.com. You can download it and use your PDF reader's search function (Ctrl+F or Cmd+F) to find your name quickly. Keep a copy for your records and for reference during allotment.
What if my NEET score or category on the merit list is wrong?
If your NEET score or category is incorrect on the merit list, contact OJEE immediately with your NEET score card and category certificate. These errors can affect your rank and eligibility, so they must be corrected before allotment. Do not assume the error will be fixed automatically.
How many rounds of allotment will there be after this merit list?
The notice does not specify the number of allotment rounds. This information will be provided in the allotment schedule, which OJEE will announce separately. Typically, there are multiple rounds to allow candidates to upgrade their seats or fill vacancies, but the exact number depends on OJEE's plan for this session.
Check the revised final state merit list immediately at odishajee.com using your NEET roll number. Verify that your name, score, rank, and category are correct — report any errors to OJEE without delay. Once you know your state rank, research colleges and courses and prepare your preference list. Watch for the allotment schedule announcement and be ready to participate when your turn comes.
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