The Odisha Joint Entrance Examination (OJEE) Committee has released the final seat allotment for Round 3 of NEET UG 2026 counselling, covering government MBBS and BDS seats across the state. Candidates who have received an allotment must complete their physical reporting at the assigned college by October 13, 2026, along with fee payment and document verification. Missing this deadline means automatic forfeiture of your seat, with no option to participate in future rounds for that particular allotment. This is a critical step in your admission journey—understanding the process, required documents, and timeline can make the difference between securing your medical or dental seat and losing it entirely.
You must report in person at your allotted Odisha medical or dental college by October 13, 2026, with original documents and fee payment, or your seat will be cancelled automatically.
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Unlock My College ListWhat Happened: Round 3 Final Allotment Released
The OJEE Committee released the Round 3 final allotment on October 8, 2026, after a provisional allotment on October 6 and a query/withdrawal window that closed on October 7. This is the third and final round of seat allocation for Odisha state quota MBBS and BDS admissions under NEET UG 2026. The allotment covers government medical and dental colleges across Odisha and is now live on the official OJEE portal at ojee.nic.in.
Candidates can log in using their registration number and password to view their allotment status and download their allotment letter. The letter is essential for college reporting and must be printed and carried to your assigned institution. Any seats that remain vacant after this round may be filled through a mop-up or stray vacancy round, details of which will be announced separately on the OJEE portal.
Critical Reporting Deadline: October 13, 2026
The absolute last date for physical reporting at your allotted college is October 13, 2026. This is a hard deadline—candidates who do not report by this date will automatically lose their seat, and no further opportunity to claim it will be provided. Reporting means visiting the college in person, submitting your original documents for verification, paying the admission fee (if not already paid online), and completing all admission formalities on campus.
Physical presence is mandatory; no online or proxy reporting is accepted. If you are unable to travel to your allotted college by this date due to unforeseen circumstances, you must contact the OJEE Committee or your college immediately to explore any possible extension or alternative arrangement. However, such extensions are rare and not guaranteed, so plan your travel and document collection well in advance.
Documents You Must Carry for College Reporting
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Prepare both original and self-attested photocopies of all required documents before you travel to your allotted college. Incomplete documentation can delay your admission process or, in some cases, result in rejection. Below is the complete list of documents you will need on reporting day.
- Printed Round 3 allotment letter downloaded from ojee.nic.in
- NEET UG 2026 admit card and official scorecard from the National Testing Agency (NTA)
- Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheets and passing certificates
- Date of birth proof (birth certificate or passport)
- Valid photo identity card (Aadhaar, PAN, or passport)
- Category certificate (SC/ST/OBC) or EWS certificate or PwD certificate, if applicable
- Six recent passport-size colour photographs (4×6 cm)
- Online fee payment receipt from the OJEE portal
- Migration certificate from your previous school board or university (if applicable)
How to Download Your Allotment Letter from OJEE Portal
Accessing your allotment letter is straightforward and can be done in a few minutes. Follow the steps below to download and print your letter, which you will need to carry to your college.
- Visit the official OJEE portal at ojee.nic.in
- Click on the NEET UG 2026 counselling login link on the homepage
- Enter your registration number and password to log in to your account
- Navigate to the 'Round 3 Final Allotment' section
- View your allotment status and assigned college on the screen
- Download the allotment letter in PDF format
- Print at least two copies—one for college submission and one for your records
Fee Payment and Admission Process
Most candidates are required to pay an online admission fee through the OJEE portal before or during the reporting period. Check your allotment letter and the OJEE portal for the exact fee amount applicable to your category and college. Payment must be completed before you visit the college, and you must carry the payment receipt as proof.
Some colleges may also collect an additional fee on campus for hostel, library, or other facilities. Confirm the total amount expected with your allotted college in advance so you can arrange funds accordingly. Keep all payment receipts and documentation for your records, as they will be required during the admission verification process.
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What Happens If You Don't Report by October 13?
Non-reporting is treated as automatic seat forfeiture. Your allotted seat will be cancelled immediately after the deadline, and you will not be eligible to claim it in any subsequent round. The seat will then be offered to the next eligible candidate in the waiting list or reserved for the mop-up round.
Missing the deadline also means you lose your chance to study in Odisha for the 2026–27 academic year under state quota. You may be eligible for the stray vacancy round if announced, but seats in that round are typically limited and highly competitive. The safest approach is to plan your reporting well in advance, arrange all documents, and travel to your college at least one day before the deadline to avoid any last-minute complications.
Understanding Round 3 as the Final Allotment Round
Round 3 is the last regular counselling round for Odisha NEET UG 2026. After this round, any remaining vacant seats may be filled through a mop-up round or stray vacancy round, which typically have a shorter timeline and fewer seats. If you do not secure a seat in Round 3, your chances of getting a government MBBS or BDS seat in Odisha for 2026–27 become significantly lower.
This makes Round 3 reporting critical. Even if your allotted college or course is not your first preference, reporting and securing admission is better than losing the seat and hoping for a better option in a mop-up round, which may not materialise. You can always explore seat upgradation or transfer options after admission if your college allows it.
What to Do After Reporting: Next Steps
Once you have reported and completed admission formalities at your college, your admission is confirmed for the 2026–27 academic year. The college will issue you an admission confirmation letter and provide details about hostel allotment, course commencement date, and orientation schedule. Keep all admission documents safe and follow any further instructions from the college regarding fee payment schedules or document submission.
Stay in touch with your college's admission office and monitor the OJEE portal for any updates regarding mop-up rounds or seat adjustments. Some colleges may conduct internal merit-based seat upgradation after the reporting deadline, so it is worth enquiring about such opportunities. Finally, begin preparing for your medical or dental course by reviewing the curriculum and gathering necessary study materials.
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
What is the last date to report at my allotted Odisha medical or dental college?
The absolute last date for physical reporting is October 13, 2026. You must visit your allotted college in person, submit original documents, pay the admission fee, and complete all formalities by this date. Non-reporting will result in automatic seat cancellation.
How do I download my Round 3 allotment letter from OJEE?
Visit ojee.nic.in, click on the NEET UG 2026 counselling login link, enter your registration number and password, navigate to the Round 3 Final Allotment section, and download your allotment letter in PDF format. Print at least two copies before visiting your college.
What original documents must I carry when reporting at my college?
You must carry: printed allotment letter, NEET UG admit card and scorecard, Class 10 and 12 mark sheets and certificates, date of birth proof, valid photo ID, category/EWS/PwD certificate (if applicable), six passport-size photographs, online fee payment receipt, and migration certificate (if applicable). Bring both originals and self-attested copies.
Is physical reporting mandatory, or can I report online or through a representative?
Physical reporting is strictly mandatory. You must visit your allotted college in person. Online or proxy reporting is not accepted. If you have a genuine emergency, contact the OJEE Committee or your college immediately, but extensions are rare and not guaranteed.
What happens if I miss the October 13 reporting deadline?
Your allotted seat will be automatically cancelled, and you will forfeit all rights to it. You will not be eligible to claim the seat in any future round. Your only option after that would be to participate in a mop-up or stray vacancy round if announced, but seats in those rounds are limited and highly competitive.
Do I need to pay the admission fee before reporting, or can I pay it at the college?
Most candidates must pay the online admission fee through the OJEE portal before or during the reporting period. Carry your payment receipt as proof. Some colleges may collect additional fees on campus for hostel or other facilities. Confirm the exact fee structure with your allotted college in advance.
Is Round 3 the final counselling round for Odisha NEET UG 2026?
Yes, Round 3 is the final regular counselling round. After this, any remaining vacant seats may be filled through a mop-up or stray vacancy round, which typically has fewer seats and a shorter timeline. If you do not secure a seat in Round 3, your chances of getting a government MBBS or BDS seat in Odisha for 2026–27 become significantly lower.
What should I do if I have not received my allotment letter or cannot log in to the OJEE portal?
Contact the OJEE Committee immediately through their official website or helpline. Provide your registration number and other details. Do not wait until the last day to resolve login or access issues, as the reporting deadline is strict and non-negotiable.
Download your allotment letter today, verify all your documents, arrange your travel, and plan to report at your allotted college well before October 13, 2026. This is your final opportunity to secure a government MBBS or BDS seat in Odisha for 2026–27—do not let it slip away due to missed deadlines or incomplete documentation.
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