If you registered for Odisha's state NEET UG counselling for MBBS or BDS seats, your Round 1 provisional seat allotment is now live on the OJEE (Odisha Joint Entrance Examination) portal. This is not yet your final seat — it is a draft result meant to be checked for errors. Odisha has given candidates only until August 25, 2026 to raise objections before the board locks in the final Round 1 allotment on August 26. Missing this short window means whatever appears on the provisional list — right or wrong — becomes your official allotment.
Log in to ojee.nic.in now, verify every detail on your provisional allotment, and file an objection by August 25, 2026 if anything looks wrong — after that, the allotment becomes final and binding.
What has actually happened
The OJEE Board, which conducts Odisha's state-level NEET UG counselling for MBBS and BDS seats, has released the Round 1 provisional seat allotment result on its official portal, ojee.nic.in. This follows the choice-filling stage where candidates ranked their preferred colleges and courses based on their NEET UG 2026 rank.
The word 'provisional' matters here. This allotment is a first-pass computer-generated result. Before it becomes final, the board is giving candidates a defined window to report any mismatch — wrong category, wrong college code, wrong course, or a technical error in rank consideration.
- Round 1 provisional allotment released: August 20, 2026
- Last date to raise objections through the query window: August 25, 2026
- Final Round 1 allotment letters to be issued: August 26, 2026
Why the objection window deserves your full attention
Many candidates skip checking the provisional list carefully because they assume errors, if any, will be caught automatically. That is not how these state counselling systems work — the burden is on the candidate to flag the discrepancy within the given window.
Once the final allotment letter is issued on August 26, it becomes the base document you carry for physical reporting at your allotted college. Any error left unaddressed at the provisional stage — say, your reservation category showing incorrectly, or the wrong branch (MBBS instead of BDS, or vice versa) — will carry forward into that final letter and can complicate your admission at the college verification desk.
How to check your allotment and file an objection
The process is entirely online and requires your counselling login credentials — keep your application number or NEET UG roll number and password ready before you start.
- Visit ojee.nic.in or odishajee.com and open the Round 1 provisional allotment link
- Log in with your application/roll number and password to view your allotted college and course
- Download and save the allotment status page for your records
- If something is wrong, use the query/grievance link on the same portal, select the reason for objection, and upload supporting documents where asked
- Save the acknowledgement generated after submitting the objection — you may need it for follow-up
Counselling fees and registration charges
Odisha's counselling fee structure is fairly modest compared to some other states, but candidates should keep the amounts ready in advance so reporting is not delayed by payment issues.
| Category | Fee |
|---|---|
| General and SEBC candidates | Rs 1,000 (counselling fee) |
| SC, ST and PwD candidates | Rs 500 (counselling fee) |
| All admitted candidates | Rs 3,500 (university registration fee) |
Documents to keep ready for physical reporting
Once the final allotment is out, allotted candidates must report physically to the college for document verification within the reporting window that will be notified along with the allotment letter. Missing even one required original document can put your seat at risk at the verification stage.
- NEET UG 2026 admit card and scorecard
- Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheets and pass certificates
- Odisha NEET UG counselling allotment letter
- Category certificate (SC/ST/SEBC/EWS/PwD), if applicable
- Nativity certificate as proof of Odisha domicile
- Aadhaar card or any valid government photo ID
What if you miss reporting or want to try for a better seat
Candidates who do not report within the given window after the final Round 1 letter will lose their allotted seat, and that seat will be released into the Round 2 pool. Fresh choice filling for Round 2 will open shortly after Round 1 reporting concludes.
This gives candidates who are unhappy with their Round 1 seat some room to try again in later rounds — but it also means those who simply forget to report, assuming the seat is 'safe', end up losing it unnecessarily. If you plan to upgrade in a later round, check Odisha's specific upgrade/freeze rules before deciding whether to report first or skip reporting entirely.
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
Is the Round 1 provisional allotment my final seat?
No. It is a draft result. Only the final allotment letter, due on August 26, 2026, is the confirmed seat you report against.
What should I do if my category or college is shown incorrectly?
Log in to ojee.nic.in, open the query/grievance link, select the relevant reason, upload proof if asked, and submit before August 25, 2026. After this date, objections will not be accepted.
How much do I need to pay at the counselling stage?
General and SEBC candidates pay Rs 1,000, SC/ST/PwD candidates pay Rs 500, and all admitted candidates additionally pay a Rs 3,500 university registration fee.
What documents do I need for physical reporting?
Your NEET UG 2026 admit card and scorecard, Class 10 and 12 mark sheets, the counselling allotment letter, applicable category certificate, Odisha nativity/domicile certificate, and a government photo ID such as Aadhaar.
What happens if I don't report to my allotted college in time?
The seat is treated as vacant and moves into the Round 2 allotment pool, and you would need to try again through fresh choice filling in the next round.
Where do I check the Odisha NEET UG 2026 allotment result?
On the official OJEE portal at ojee.nic.in or odishajee.com, using your application/roll number and password.
If you are part of Odisha's NEET UG counselling, treat August 25, 2026 as a hard deadline: check your provisional allotment carefully today and file an objection immediately if anything is off. Once the final letter arrives on August 26, shift your focus to gathering original documents and the counselling fees so reporting at your allotted college goes smoothly.
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