Punjab NEET UG 2026 MBBS/BDS 2nd Round: Provisional Seat Allocation (16 Sept)

Baba Farid University of Health Sciences (BFUHS), Faridkot, has published the revised provisional allocation of MBBS and BDS seats for the 2nd round of online counselling on 16 September 2026. This list was updated after the university considered objections filed against the earlier provisional allocation dated 12 September 2026. The allocation shown here is provisional only — it does not guarantee admission until your original documents are verified and you meet all eligibility requirements. If your name appears on this list, you must now proceed to document verification and admission formalities at your allotted college.

What This List Is and What It Means

This is the revised provisional allocation list for the 2nd round of MBBS/BDS counselling under BFUHS, Punjab, for the 2026-27 session. It shows which candidates have been tentatively assigned seats at which colleges, in which courses (MBBS or BDS), under which quota (Open, Government, Competent Authority, etc.) and category (Open, SC, ST, OBC, etc.).

The word 'provisional' is critical. This allocation does NOT automatically give you a seat. It is a preliminary assignment that remains valid only if: (1) you submit all original documents for verification, (2) those documents are found to be genuine and complete, (3) you are confirmed to meet all eligibility conditions, and (4) you comply with all applicable rules and regulations. The university reserves the right to cancel or modify any allocation if errors are found or if you fail verification.

This list was revised after the university reviewed objections against the earlier provisional allocation (dated 12.09.2026). Some candidates may have been moved to different colleges or quotas, or removed entirely, based on those objections. Always check this latest version — do not rely on the earlier list.

How to Find Your Name on the List

The allocation list is presented as a table with the following columns: M. No (merit number), Regd. No (registration number), NEET Roll No, NEET Rank, Candidate Name, Father's Name, Joined College, Joined Course, Joined Quota, Joined Category, Allotted College, Allotted Quota, Allotted Category, and Status.

To locate yourself: (1) Search for your NEET Roll Number or your name in the table. (2) Once you find your row, note down your NEET Rank, the college name under 'Allotted College', the course (MBBS or BDS), the quota (Open, Government, Competent Authority, etc.), and the category (Open, SC, ST, OBC, etc.). (3) Check the 'Status' column — it will show 'New Allotted' (you have been newly assigned a seat in this round) or 'No Change' (your allocation from the previous round remains the same).

If your name does NOT appear on this list, it means you were not allocated a seat in this round. This could be because your rank was not sufficient for any available seat, or you did not meet the eligibility criteria for the seats that were available. You may be eligible for subsequent rounds if they are conducted.

Understanding the Columns: What Each Piece of Information Means

**M. No (Merit Number)**: A serial number assigned to you in the counselling process. This is not your rank; it is simply a reference number for the allocation list.

**NEET Roll No & NEET Rank**: Your NEET UG 2026 roll number and your all-India rank. Your rank determines which seats you are eligible for.

**Joined College, Joined Course, Joined Quota, Joined Category**: These columns show what you had been allocated in the previous round (1st round). If the 'Status' is 'No Change', these remain your allocation. If the 'Status' is 'New Allotted', these may differ from your new allocation.

**Allotted College**: The name of the medical or dental college where you have been provisionally allocated a seat in this round.

**Allotted Quota**: The quota category under which your seat has been allocated. Common quotas in Punjab include Open Quota (available to all candidates), Government Quota (reserved for candidates from government schools), and Competent Authority Quota (seats filled by the state through its own process). Your eligibility for a quota depends on your school background and state domicile.

**Allotted Category**: The category under which your seat is reserved or unreserved. Categories include Open (unreserved), SC (Scheduled Caste), ST (Scheduled Tribe), OBC (Other Backward Class), and sometimes others. Your category is determined by your caste certificate or domicile status.

**Status**: Shows whether this is a 'New Allotted' seat (newly assigned to you in this round) or 'No Change' (carried forward from the previous round).

Important: This Allocation Is Provisional — Document Verification Is Mandatory

Even though your name appears on this list, your admission is NOT confirmed. The allocation is purely provisional and conditional. The university will now verify your original documents — your NEET admit card, mark sheet, 10th and 12th certificates, caste/category certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate, and any other documents specified in the counselling prospectus.

During verification, the university will check: (1) that all documents are genuine and issued by the correct authority, (2) that your eligibility criteria are met (e.g., you have passed 12th with the required marks, you are a domicile of the state if required for your quota, your caste certificate is valid if you have applied under a reserved category), (3) that you have not withheld, concealed, or misrepresented any information in your application.

If any discrepancy is found — for example, if a certificate is forged, if you claimed a quota you are not eligible for, if you concealed a medical condition or criminal record, or if you provided false information — your provisional allocation will be cancelled immediately. The university may also take legal action against you under applicable rules and laws. Therefore, ensure that every document you submit is genuine and every piece of information you have provided is truthful.

What Happens If You Are Debarred or Ineligible

The notice includes a specific warning for candidates who are domiciles of other states (e.g., Uttar Pradesh) but have appeared on the Punjab merit list. One candidate in this allocation list (M. No 28, Ayat Saleem) is noted as 'Uttar Pradesh State Domicile' and has been 'Debarred from 85% Punjab State Quota Seats' as per Government of Punjab Notification dated 10.07.2026.

This means: if you are not a Punjab domicile, you are NOT eligible for seats reserved under the Punjab State Quota (which typically comprises 85% of seats). You can only be considered for the remaining 15% of seats, which are open to all-India candidates. If you were allocated a seat under the Punjab State Quota but you are not a Punjab domicile, your allocation will be cancelled.

To avoid this trap: verify your domicile status before the counselling process begins. If you are a domicile of another state, inform the counselling authority and ensure you are only considered for all-India seats. Providing false domicile information is a serious offense and can result in cancellation of your allocation and legal consequences.

Quota and Category Eligibility: Know Your Rights and Restrictions

Your allocation is tied to a specific quota and category. Understanding these is essential because they determine which seats you can claim and what documents you must provide.

**Open Quota**: Available to all candidates, regardless of caste, religion, or school background. No special certificate is required beyond your NEET admit card and standard documents.

**Government Quota**: Reserved for candidates who studied in government schools (or certain aided schools, depending on state rules). You must provide a certificate from your school confirming that you studied there. If you studied in a private school, you are NOT eligible for this quota.

**Competent Authority Quota**: Seats filled by the state government through its own process, often for candidates meeting specific criteria (e.g., children of freedom fighters, wards of armed forces personnel). Eligibility varies; check the counselling prospectus for details.

**Reserved Categories (SC, ST, OBC)**: If you have been allocated a seat under a reserved category, you MUST possess a valid caste certificate issued by the competent authority (usually the District Magistrate or Tehsildar). The certificate must clearly state your caste and the category (SC/ST/OBC) you belong to. A caste certificate issued after a certain date may not be accepted; check the prospectus for the cutoff date. If your caste certificate is invalid or missing, your allocation will be cancelled.

If you are unsure about your quota or category eligibility, contact the BFUHS counselling office immediately. Do not assume you are eligible — verify before document verification begins.

What You Must Do Now: Next Steps After Allocation

**Step 1: Confirm Your Allocation**: Download and save this provisional allocation list. Verify that your name, NEET roll number, allotted college, course, quota, and category are correct. If there is any error, contact BFUHS immediately with proof (your NEET admit card, application form, etc.).

**Step 2: Gather All Required Documents**: Prepare the following original documents for verification at your allotted college: (a) NEET UG 2026 admit card, (b) NEET UG 2026 mark sheet / score card, (c) 10th standard certificate or mark sheet, (d) 12th standard certificate or mark sheet, (e) Caste/Category certificate (if applicable), (f) Domicile certificate (if required for your quota), (g) Any other documents specified in the counselling prospectus or by your allotted college.

**Step 3: Report to Your Allotted College**: Contact your allotted college to find out the date, time, and venue for document verification and admission formalities. Do not delay — colleges typically set tight deadlines. Failure to report on time may result in forfeiture of your seat.

**Step 4: Attend Document Verification**: Bring all original documents (not photocopies) to the college on the scheduled date. The college will verify each document, check your eligibility, and confirm your admission if everything is in order.

**Step 5: Complete Admission Formalities**: Once verified, you will be asked to sign the admission form, pay the admission fee (if applicable), and complete any other formalities (e.g., medical fitness test, hostel registration). Follow the college's instructions carefully.

Common Reasons Your Allocation May Be Cancelled

The university has explicitly stated that it reserves the right to cancel or modify any allocation if it is found to have been made erroneously or in contravention of applicable rules. Here are the most common reasons allocations are cancelled:

**1. Forged or Invalid Documents**: If any of your certificates (10th, 12th, caste, domicile, etc.) is found to be forged, issued by an unauthorized authority, or invalid, your allocation will be cancelled immediately.

**2. Ineligibility for Quota**: If you claimed a quota (e.g., Government Quota, Competent Authority Quota) but do not meet the eligibility criteria, your allocation will be cancelled. For example, if you claimed Government Quota but studied in a private school, or if you claimed a state quota but are not a domicile of that state.

**3. Ineligibility for Category**: If you claimed a reserved category (SC, ST, OBC) but do not possess a valid caste certificate, or if your caste certificate is invalid or issued after the cutoff date, your allocation will be cancelled.

**4. Misrepresentation or Concealment of Information**: If you withheld, concealed, suppressed, or misrepresented any material fact or information in your application — for example, if you concealed a criminal record, a medical condition, or a previous rejection from another counselling — your allocation will be cancelled.

**5. Fraudulent Admission**: If it is discovered that you obtained your provisional allocation by fraud, misrepresentation, or suppression of facts, not only will your allocation be cancelled, but the university may also take legal action against you under applicable rules and laws.

**6. Administrative Error**: If the university discovers that your allocation was made in error (e.g., you were allocated a seat you were not eligible for due to a system glitch), the allocation may be corrected or cancelled.

The Allocation Table: What the Data Shows

This provisional allocation list includes 4 candidates. Below is a summary of the allocations:

Important Dates and Deadlines

The notice does not explicitly state the deadline for document verification or admission reporting. However, based on standard counselling procedures, you should expect to report to your allotted college within 3–5 days of this allocation being published. Delays can result in forfeiture of your seat.

**Action Required**: Contact your allotted college immediately to confirm the date and time for document verification. Do not wait for a separate notification — colleges often announce these details on their websites or via email to candidates. Check your email (including spam folder) and the college's official website regularly.

If you miss the deadline without a valid reason, your seat may be forfeited and offered to the next candidate in the merit list.

If Your Name Does Not Appear on This List

If you participated in counselling but your name does not appear on this provisional allocation list, it means you were not allocated a seat in the 2nd round. This could happen for several reasons: (1) your NEET rank was not sufficient for any of the available seats, (2) you did not meet the eligibility criteria for the seats that were available, (3) you did not exercise your choice of colleges/courses during the choice-filling process, or (4) there was an administrative error.

**What to Do**: (1) Check the earlier provisional allocation list (dated 12.09.2026) to see if you were allocated a seat in the 1st round. If yes, your allocation may have been cancelled due to an objection or error — contact BFUHS for clarification. (2) If you were not allocated in any round so far, check whether further rounds of counselling will be conducted. BFUHS typically conducts multiple rounds; you may be eligible in a later round. (3) If you believe there is an error, file an objection with BFUHS with supporting documents (your NEET admit card, application form, etc.) within the specified timeframe.

Do not assume your counselling is over. Wait for announcements about subsequent rounds and participate if you are eligible.

Frequently asked questions

If your name appears on this provisional allocation list, download it immediately and verify all details (college, course, quota, category). Contact your allotted college today to confirm the date and venue for document verification — do not delay. Gather all original documents (NEET admit card, mark sheet, 10th/12th certificates, caste/domicile certificates if applicable) and report on time. Remember: this allocation is provisional and conditional on document verification and eligibility confirmation. Any false information or invalid documents will result in cancellation of your allocation and possible legal action. If your name does not appear, check the earlier allocation list and wait for announcements about further counselling rounds.