If you're a Punjab-domicile NEET UG 2026 candidate who filled choices for the 85% state quota MBBS and BDS seats, this week matters a lot. Baba Farid University of Health Sciences (BFUHS), Faridkot — the body running Punjab's state medical and dental counselling — has released the provisional Round 1 seat allotment result and set a tight timeline for objections, the final list, and physical reporting. Missing any of these dates can cost you the seat you were allotted, so it's worth understanding exactly what each stage means and what you must carry or pay. This piece breaks down the schedule and the practical steps for anyone allotted a seat, and for those still waiting to see where they stand.
Punjab NEET UG 2026 Round 1 allotted candidates must check their result at bfuhs.ac.in or bfuhs.ggsmch.org, raise any objection in person on the specified date only, and complete physical reporting with six months' tuition fee within the reporting window — missing it risks losing the seat.
What was released and by whom
BFUHS, Faridkot conducts counselling for 85% of the state quota MBBS and BDS seats in Punjab's government and private medical/dental colleges, based on NEET UG scores and choices filled by candidates during registration.
The Round 1 provisional seat allotment result for this quota has now been declared and is available on the university's official portals — bfuhs.ac.in and bfuhs.ggsmch.org. It lists, against each candidate's NEET roll number, the college, course (MBBS or BDS), quota and category under which the seat has been provisionally allotted.
The four-stage timeline you must track
BFUHS has laid out a short but clear sequence of steps between the provisional result and admission. Each stage has its own date, and candidates who skip a step or turn up late risk forfeiting the allotted seat.
| Stage | What happens | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Provisional seat allotment result | Result published online with college, course, quota and category details | August 27, 2026 |
| Objection filing | Candidates dispute errors in person at the Admission Branch, BFUHS Faridkot campus | August 28, 2026 |
| Final/revised allotment list | Updated list published after objections are reviewed | August 29, 2026 |
| Physical reporting | Document verification, admission formalities, payment of six months' tuition fee at the allotted institute | August 30 – September 5, 2026 |
How to check your allotment status
The process is straightforward but should be done carefully since it determines your next steps.
Log in through the NEET UG 2026 admission section on either official portal, open the provisional seat allotment PDF, and search for your own NEET roll number rather than scrolling manually — this avoids missing your name in a long list. Once found, note the allotted college, course, quota and category exactly as shown, then download the formal seat allotment letter from your candidate dashboard, since institutes will ask for this at reporting.
- Visit bfuhs.ac.in or bfuhs.ggsmch.org and open the NEET UG 2026 admission tab.
- Click the Round 1 provisional seat allotment link and download the PDF.
- Use Ctrl+F to search your NEET roll number rather than scanning visually.
- Cross-check the allotted college, stream, quota and category against your own choices.
- Log into your dashboard and download the seat allotment letter for reporting.
What allotted candidates need to do at reporting
Physical reporting between August 30 and September 5, 2026 is not optional paperwork — it is the step that actually confirms your admission. Candidates need to appear in person at the specific college or dental institute they've been allotted (not at BFUHS headquarters) with original documents for verification.
Along with document checks, the institute will require the first six months' tuition fee to be paid to lock in the seat. Candidates who neither report nor pay within this window are treated as having declined the seat, which then becomes available for later rounds.
- Keep your NEET admit card, scorecard, class 10/12 certificates, domicile and category certificates ready in originals plus photocopies.
- Carry the downloaded seat allotment letter — most colleges will not process verification without it.
- Be prepared to pay six months' tuition fee at reporting; check with the specific college for exact accepted payment modes in advance.
- If you plan to upgrade in a later round, understand your college's rules on retaining versus surrendering the current seat before you report.
If you want to raise an objection
The objection window is only one day — August 28, 2026 — and representations must be made in person at the Admission Branch of BFUHS in Faridkot. This is meant for genuine discrepancies such as a wrong category, quota or course shown against your roll number, not for requesting a different college of preference.
Because this window is so short, candidates should check their provisional result the moment it is out rather than waiting, so there is enough time to travel to Faridkot and file a representation if something looks incorrect.
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Where can I check the Punjab NEET UG 2026 Round 1 seat allotment result?
On the official BFUHS portals — bfuhs.ac.in or bfuhs.ggsmch.org — under the NEET UG 2026 admission section.
Can I file an objection online instead of going to Faridkot?
Based on the announced process, objections for Round 1 must be filed in person at the Admission Branch, BFUHS Faridkot campus, on August 28, 2026. No online objection facility has been mentioned.
What happens if I don't report within the given window?
If you do not complete physical reporting and document verification, and pay the required six months' tuition fee at your allotted institute between August 30 and September 5, 2026, you risk losing the allotted seat, which can then be offered to another candidate in a subsequent round.
Is this allotment for all Punjab MBBS/BDS seats or only some?
This Round 1 allotment covers the 85% state quota MBBS and BDS seats, which are counselled by BFUHS based on NEET UG scores and Punjab domicile eligibility, not the remaining central quota or management/NRI seats handled separately.
Where do I physically report — at BFUHS or at my allotted college?
Physical reporting and document verification happen at your allotted medical or dental institution directly, not at the BFUHS head office, though the objection filing on August 28 is specifically at the BFUHS Faridkot Admission Branch.
What documents should I carry for reporting?
Carry your NEET UG admit card and scorecard, class 10 and 12 certificates, domicile and category certificates (originals and photocopies), and the downloaded seat allotment letter, along with funds for the six months' tuition fee.
For Punjab NEET UG 2026 aspirants, the next ten days are about precision, not luck — check your allotment the day it drops, use the single-day objection window if there's a genuine error, and complete reporting with fees within the given dates. Anyone who doesn't get a seat in this round should watch BFUHS's portal for the next round's schedule rather than assuming the process has ended.
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