The Baba Farid University of Health Sciences (BFUHS), Faridkot, which oversees MBBS and BDS admissions across Punjab, has released the revised merit list for Round 2 counselling. This updated list incorporates objections that candidates filed against the initial provisional list released on September 8. If you are a NEET UG aspirant in Punjab or have registered for Round 2, verifying your position on this revised list is critical—it determines your eligibility to participate in choice filling and seat allotment. The window to correct errors has now closed, making this the final merit list for Round 2 allocation.
Check the revised merit list immediately at admission.bfuhsonline.ac.in, verify your rank and category, and complete choice filling before the September 10 deadline—this is your last chance to lock your college preferences before seat allotment on September 12.
What is the revised merit list and why was it released?
BFUHS released an initial provisional merit list on September 8, 2026. Candidates were then given a narrow window—until 3 PM on September 9—to file objections against their rank, category placement, or other details. Importantly, objections had to be submitted in person at the BFUHS campus in Faridkot; online and postal submissions were not accepted.
After reviewing these objections, BFUHS released the revised provisional merit list on September 10. This updated list corrects errors identified during the objection period and serves as the final basis for Round 2 choice filling and seat allotment. Once this revised list is published, no further objections can be raised—candidates must proceed with choice filling based on their position in this list.
How to access and verify your position on the revised merit list
The revised merit list is available on the official BFUHS admission portal at admission.bfuhsonline.ac.in. To locate your entry, visit the portal, navigate to the MBBS and BDS 2026 admissions section, and open the Round 2 revised provisional merit list PDF.
Search for your name and NEET UG roll number in the document. Verify three key details: your merit rank (which determines your position in the allotment queue), your category (general, OBC, SC, ST, or other reserved category), and any remarks or flags. Download and save the PDF for your records—you will need it during college reporting and fee payment.
- Visit admission.bfuhsonline.ac.in
- Click on MBBS and BDS 2026 admissions link
- Open the Round 2 revised provisional merit list PDF
- Search for your name and NEET roll number
- Check merit rank, category, and remarks
- Save the PDF for future reference
Critical dates for Round 2: choice filling and allotment timeline
The counselling schedule is tightly packed, and missing any deadline can cost you a seat. Choice filling—the process of selecting and ranking your preferred colleges and courses—closes on September 10, 2026. This is the same day the revised merit list was released, so act quickly after verifying your rank.
The provisional seat allotment result will be announced on September 12. If you disagree with your allotment, you have until 4 PM on September 14 to file objections in person. Candidates who are allotted seats must then report to their assigned college and pay fees between September 16 and 18, 2026 (by 5 PM). Missing the reporting deadline can result in forfeiture of your seat.
- Revised merit list released: September 10, 2026
- Choice filling deadline: September 10, 2026
- Provisional seat allotment: September 12, 2026
- Objections against allotment: Until 4 PM on September 14, 2026
- College reporting and fee payment: September 16–18, 2026 (by 5 PM)
| Activity | Date and Time |
|---|---|
| Provisional Merit List Release | September 8, 2026 |
| Last Date for Objections (in person) | September 9, 2026 (till 3 PM) |
| Revised Provisional Merit List | September 10, 2026 |
| Last Date for Choice Filling | September 10, 2026 |
| Provisional Seat Allotment Result | September 12, 2026 |
| Objections Against Allotment | September 14, 2026 (till 4 PM) |
| College Reporting and Fee Payment | September 16–18, 2026 (till 5 PM) |
Who should prioritize checking the revised list?
Candidates who registered for Round 2 between September 3 and 5, 2026 must verify their inclusion and rank immediately. If you participated in Round 1 and are seeking an upgrade to a better college or course, check whether your updated rank reflects any improvement. Applicants from reserved categories (SC, ST, OBC) should confirm that their category designation is correct, as errors here can affect your allotment significantly.
The revised list is your final opportunity to catch and report errors. Once choice filling begins, the merit list is locked. If you spot an error after September 10, you cannot raise a fresh objection—you can only challenge the allotment itself (if you receive one) by September 14.
- Candidates who registered September 3–5, 2026
- Round 1 candidates seeking an upgrade
- Applicants from reserved categories (SC, ST, OBC)
- Anyone unsure of their rank or category status
Why Punjab's in-person objection process matters for you
Unlike many states that allow online objections, Punjab requires candidates to file objections in person at the BFUHS campus in Faridkot. This offline-only approach means that if you could not travel to Faridkot by 3 PM on September 9, you had no way to challenge your rank or category placement. The revised list released on September 10 is therefore your final merit list—no further corrections are possible.
This system underscores the importance of verifying your details immediately after the initial list is released. If you are a candidate from a remote area or faced travel constraints, you should have sought help from a local counsellor or education consultant to file objections on your behalf. Going forward, ensure you have all original documents (NEET scorecard, category certificate, domicile proof) ready for college reporting.
What happens after you complete choice filling?
Once you submit and lock your choice of colleges and courses by September 10, BFUHS will run an automated allotment algorithm on September 12. This algorithm matches your merit rank with available seats in your chosen colleges, respecting your preferences and your category. The result is the provisional seat allotment—you will be assigned to one college and course based on your rank and availability.
If you are unhappy with your allotment (for example, you were assigned to a college lower on your preference list), you can file an objection by 4 PM on September 14. However, objections are typically limited to procedural errors or rank miscalculations, not preference changes. If your objection is accepted, a revised allotment may be issued. If not, you must report to your assigned college by September 18 to secure your seat.
Practical steps to prepare for choice filling and reporting
Before September 10, research the colleges and courses available in Punjab. Understand the difference between government and private medical and dental colleges, their fees, location, and reputation. Rank your choices strategically: place your most preferred college first, then list alternatives in order of preference. Remember that your rank determines which colleges you are eligible for—choosing colleges far above your rank wastes your preference slots.
Gather all required documents now: your original NEET UG scorecard, category certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate, and any other documents specified by BFUHS. Arrange the balance fee for your allotted college—most colleges require payment during reporting. If you are allotted a seat, you must report in person between September 16 and 18; sending a proxy or paying fees late can result in seat cancellation.
- Research colleges and courses available in Punjab
- Rank your college choices strategically based on your merit rank
- Gather original NEET scorecard, category certificate, and domicile proof
- Arrange balance fee for college reporting
- Plan to report in person between September 16–18, 2026
- Keep BFUHS portal bookmarked for allotment result updates
What if you don't find your name on the revised merit list?
If your name does not appear on the revised merit list, it means either your NEET score did not meet the cutoff for Round 2, or there was an administrative error in your registration. Contact BFUHS immediately—the objection window has closed, but you may still be able to resolve registration errors before choice filling begins. Provide your NEET roll number, application ID, and any supporting documents.
If your score genuinely fell below the cutoff, you may be eligible for a subsequent round (if one is announced) or for private college seats. Some private colleges in Punjab conduct their own counselling after state-level rounds conclude. Check the BFUHS portal regularly for announcements about additional rounds or spot counselling.
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Where can I check the Punjab NEET UG 2026 Round 2 revised merit list?
The revised merit list is available on the official BFUHS admission portal at admission.bfuhsonline.ac.in. Navigate to the MBBS and BDS 2026 admissions section, open the Round 2 revised provisional merit list PDF, and search for your name and NEET roll number.
What is the deadline for choice filling in Punjab Round 2?
Choice filling closes on September 10, 2026. You must select and lock your preferred colleges and courses before this deadline. After September 10, the choice-filling window will close and you cannot make changes.
Can I file an objection against my rank after the revised merit list is released?
No. The objection window closed at 3 PM on September 9, 2026. The revised merit list released on September 10 is the final merit list for Round 2. No fresh objections can be raised after this date. You can only challenge your seat allotment (if you receive one) by September 14.
When will the Round 2 seat allotment result be announced?
The provisional seat allotment result will be declared on September 12, 2026. You will be able to check your allotment on the BFUHS portal using your NEET roll number and password.
What should I do if I disagree with my seat allotment?
If you believe there is an error in your allotment (such as a rank miscalculation or procedural mistake), you can file an objection in person at the BFUHS campus until 4 PM on September 14, 2026. Objections are typically limited to procedural errors, not preference changes. If your objection is accepted, a revised allotment may be issued.
What are the dates for college reporting and fee payment?
Candidates allotted seats must report to their assigned college and pay fees between September 16 and 18, 2026 (by 5 PM). Reporting must be done in person. Missing this deadline can result in forfeiture of your seat.
What documents do I need to bring for college reporting?
Bring your original NEET UG scorecard, category certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate, and any other documents specified by BFUHS. Check the portal or contact your assigned college for a complete list of required documents.
What if my name does not appear on the revised merit list?
If your name is missing, either your NEET score did not meet the Round 2 cutoff, or there was a registration error. Contact BFUHS immediately with your NEET roll number and application ID. If your score is below the cutoff, you may be eligible for a subsequent round or private college counselling.
Verify your position on the revised merit list today, complete your choice filling by September 10, and prepare all required documents for college reporting. The next 8 days are critical—stay alert to BFUHS announcements and meet every deadline to secure your MBBS or BDS seat in Punjab.
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