Puducherry's Centralised Admission Committee (CENTAC) has released the second-round admitted list for BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) seats under the government quota at Mahe Institute of Dental Sciences. This list contains 14 candidates who have been allotted seats in the second round of counselling for the 2026-27 academic year. If your name appears on this list, you have been successfully admitted and must complete the next steps — typically document verification and seat acceptance — within the deadline set by CENTAC. This is a final allotment list; candidates not on this list should check the official CENTAC portal for further round schedules or waitlist status.
14 candidates have been allotted BDS seats at Mahe Institute (government quota) in the second round; check the list for your name, application number, allotted category, and NEET score.
What is this list and why it matters
This is the official second-round admitted list released by CENTAC for BDS seats under the government quota at Mahe Institute of Dental Sciences, Puducherry. The list shows candidates who have been allotted seats after the second round of counselling in the 2026-27 admission cycle.
If your name is on this list, it means you have been offered a BDS seat at this college. Your admission is provisional until you complete document verification and formally accept the seat. Candidates not on this list may still be eligible for further rounds or waitlist positions — check the CENTAC portal for updates.
How to find your name on the list
The list is arranged by serial number (1–14) and includes your application number, full name, NEET All India rank, NEET score, residence category, applied category, allotted category, and round status. Search for your application number or name in the table below.
If you find your name, note your allotted category (the category under which you have been admitted — this may differ from the category you applied under). If your name is not on this list, it does not mean you are rejected; you may be in the waitlist or eligible for a later round. Log into the CENTAC portal with your application number and password to check your status.
| Sl No | App No | Name | NEET All India Rank | NEET Score | Residence | Applied Category | Allotted Category | Round Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 62600307 | SIVADA K V | 403550 | 354 | PY | OBC/Mahe | UGE | FIRST |
| 2 | 62604763 | RIFA FATHIMA C K P | 428703 | 346 | PY | BCM/Mahe | UGE | SECOND |
| 3 | 62601654 | SRI KISHORE M | 447882 | 340 | PY | MBC | UGE | SECOND |
| 4 | 62601516 | JAAFINA A | 504073 | 324 | PY | BCM/KKL | UGE | SECOND |
| 5 | 62603873 | SNIGDHA RAJESH | 515257 | 321 | PY | MBC/Mahe | UGE | SECOND |
| 6 | 62601228 | RADJA YAAMINE R | 546671 | 313 | PY | OBC | UGE | SECOND |
| 7 | 62603004 | BHOOMIKA S | 593748 | 301 | PY | OBC/KKL | UGE | SECOND |
| 8 | 62603328 | POOJA K | 736995 | 266 | PY | SC | USC | SECOND |
| 9 | 62604326 | HARISH RAV R | 762012 | 261 | PY | SC/KKL | USC | SECOND |
| 10 | 62600400 | KAAVYA SRI S | 769499 | 259 | PY | SC/KKL | USC | SECOND |
| 11 | 62603495 | SONAA V | 770053 | 259 | PY | MBC | UMB | SECOND |
| 12 | 62603967 | A KEERTHANA | 951805 | 221 | PY | OBC | UOB | SECOND |
| 13 | 62601880 | AMRISH P | 987427 | 214 | PY | MBC/ESM | UMB/ESM | SECOND |
| 14 | 62604212 | JANANI G | 1151904 | 184 | PY | OBC | UOB | SECOND |
Understanding the allotted category
The 'Allotted Category' column shows the category under which you have been admitted. This may be the same as the category you applied under, or it may be different. For example, if you applied under OBC but were allotted under UGE (Unreserved General Entry), it means you have been admitted to an unreserved seat. Similarly, USC (Unreserved SC), UMB (Unreserved MBC), and UOB (Unreserved OBC) indicate unreserved seats within those categories.
The allotted category determines your seat type and your rights to that seat. If you believe your allotted category is incorrect or if you have a grievance, contact CENTAC immediately with your application number and supporting documents. Do not delay — the window to raise objections is typically very short.
NEET cutoff marks for this round
CENTAC has published the NEET cutoff marks that were used to determine eligibility for this round. These are the minimum scores required to be considered for admission under each category. All 14 admitted candidates have scored at or above the relevant cutoff for their allotted category.
The cutoff marks are: General Entry (GE): 213 | General Entry – PH (Persons with Disability): 194 | OBC/MBC/SC/EBC/BCM/ST/BT: 177. If you are on the waitlist or applying in a later round, your NEET score must meet or exceed the cutoff for your category to be eligible.
- General Entry (GE): 213
- General Entry – PH (Persons with Disability): 194
- OBC/MBC/SC/EBC/BCM/ST/BT: 177
What to do if your name is on the list
If you have been admitted, you must act quickly. CENTAC will announce the next steps — typically document verification, seat acceptance, and fee payment — with a strict deadline. Missing this deadline can result in forfeiture of your seat.
Prepare the following: original and photocopies of your NEET admit card, NEET scorecard, 10th and 12th mark sheets and certificates, caste/community certificate (if applicable), income certificate (if applicable), Aadhaar card, passport-size photographs, and any other documents specified in the CENTAC notification. Attend document verification on the announced date and time at the designated centre. After verification, formally accept your seat and pay the admission fee as instructed.
- Check the CENTAC portal daily for the document verification schedule and deadline
- Gather all required original documents and photocopies
- Attend document verification on the announced date and time
- Formally accept your seat through the portal
- Pay the admission fee by the deadline
What to do if your name is NOT on the list
If your name does not appear on this second-round list, do not assume you are rejected. You may be in the waitlist, or you may be eligible for a later round. Log into the CENTAC portal using your application number and password to check your current status.
CENTAC typically conducts multiple rounds of counselling. If you are waitlisted, you may be called in a later round if seats become available. Keep checking the portal and your registered email and phone number for updates. If you have any doubts about your eligibility or status, contact CENTAC's admission helpline immediately.
- Log into the CENTAC portal to check your waitlist or eligibility status
- Monitor your registered email and phone for updates on later rounds
- Contact CENTAC admission office if you have questions about your status
About Mahe Institute of Dental Sciences
Mahe Institute of Dental Sciences is a government dental college located in Mahe, Puducherry. It offers a 5-year BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) programme recognised by the Dental Council of India. The college has government quota seats reserved for candidates from Puducherry and other eligible categories.
This list covers only the government quota seats at this college. If you are admitted, you will study at this institution and must comply with its academic and conduct regulations. For more information about the college, facilities, hostel, and placement, visit the college website or contact the college directly after your admission is confirmed.
Important notes on residence and category codes
All 14 admitted candidates have 'PY' listed under Residence, which indicates Puducherry residence. The applied and allotted categories use abbreviations: OBC = Other Backward Class, MBC = Most Backward Class, SC = Scheduled Caste, BCM = Backward Class Muslim, EBC = Extremely Backward Class, ESM = Ex-Serviceman, KKL = Kanyakumari/Lakshadweep (inter-state category), and UGE/USC/UMB/UOB = Unreserved seats within each category.
If you are unsure what your category code means or whether it applies to you, contact CENTAC or refer to the full counselling prospectus. Incorrect category claims can lead to cancellation of admission, so verify your category carefully before accepting your seat.
Common mistakes to avoid
Do not ignore the document verification deadline. Many candidates lose their seats because they miss the verification window. Mark the date on your calendar and plan to attend in person.
Do not assume your allotted category is wrong without checking the prospectus and your eligibility. If you believe there is an error, raise it immediately with proof, not after you have accepted the seat.
Do not delay fee payment. Once you accept your seat, pay the admission fee by the announced deadline. Non-payment can result in cancellation.
Do not apply for multiple seats simultaneously in different colleges without understanding the rules. Accepting a seat at one college may lock you out of other colleges in the same round.
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How do I know if I have been admitted?
Check the list above for your name or application number. If you find it, you have been admitted in the second round. If your name is not on this list, log into the CENTAC portal to check if you are waitlisted or eligible for a later round.
What does 'allotted category' mean, and why is it different from my applied category?
The allotted category is the category under which you have been given a seat. It may differ from your applied category because seats are filled in order of merit within each category. For example, if you applied under OBC but were allotted under UGE (unreserved), it means an unreserved seat was available and you were eligible for it based on your rank and score.
What is my NEET score and rank, and why do they matter?
Your NEET score is the total marks you obtained in the NEET UG exam (out of 720). Your NEET All India rank is your position among all NEET candidates nationwide. Both are used to determine your eligibility and merit order for seat allotment. The higher your score and rank, the better your chances in counselling.
What are the cutoff marks, and did I meet them?
Cutoff marks are the minimum NEET scores required to be eligible for admission under each category. For this round: General Entry = 213, General Entry (PH) = 194, and OBC/MBC/SC/EBC/BCM/ST/BT = 177. If you are on the admitted list, you have met the cutoff for your allotted category.
What do I need to do after I see my name on the list?
CENTAC will announce the document verification schedule and deadline (usually within a few days). Gather all required original documents, attend verification on the announced date, formally accept your seat through the portal, and pay the admission fee by the deadline. Missing any of these steps can result in loss of your seat.
What documents do I need for document verification?
Typically: NEET admit card, NEET scorecard, 10th and 12th certificates and mark sheets, caste/community certificate (if applicable), income certificate (if applicable), Aadhaar card, and passport-size photographs. Check the CENTAC portal or the admission notification for the complete list specific to your category.
What if my name is not on this list? Am I rejected?
Not necessarily. You may be waitlisted or eligible for a later round. Check the CENTAC portal with your application number to see your status. CENTAC conducts multiple rounds; if seats become available, waitlisted candidates are called in subsequent rounds.
Can I reject this seat and apply for another college?
Yes, but understand the rules first. If you reject this seat, you forfeit it and may not be able to claim it later. Check the CENTAC prospectus to understand how rejecting a seat affects your eligibility for other colleges and later rounds.
What is the admission fee, and when must I pay it?
The admission fee amount and payment deadline will be announced by CENTAC along with the document verification schedule. Pay by the deadline through the portal or as instructed. Non-payment can result in cancellation of your admission.
Is this list final, or will there be more rounds?
This is the second-round list. CENTAC typically conducts additional rounds if seats remain vacant or if candidates reject their allotments. Check the portal for announcements about further rounds and waitlist movements.
How do I contact CENTAC if I have questions or grievances?
Contact details for CENTAC are usually provided on the official portal or in the counselling prospectus. Reach out to the admission office with your application number and a clear description of your issue. Do not delay — admission-related grievances must be resolved quickly.
What happens if I miss the document verification deadline?
Missing the deadline typically results in automatic cancellation of your admission and forfeiture of your seat. The seat may then be offered to the next candidate on the waitlist. Always mark the deadline on your calendar and plan to attend in person.
If your name is on this list, congratulations — you have been admitted to the BDS programme at Mahe Institute of Dental Sciences. Act immediately: check the CENTAC portal for the document verification schedule and deadline (usually announced within 1–2 days), gather all required documents, and attend verification on time. After verification, formally accept your seat and pay the admission fee by the deadline. If your name is not on this list, check the portal to see if you are waitlisted or eligible for a later round. Do not delay — every step in the admission process has a strict deadline, and missing it can cost you your seat.
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