Sri Guru Ram Das Institute of Medical Sciences & Research (SGRD), Vallah, Punjab, has completed physical verification of candidates who applied under the Sikh Minority Quota for NEET UG 2026 Round 3 counselling. The verification was conducted on 3 October 2026. Out of the candidates sent by Baba Farid University of Health Sciences (BFUHS), 19 students appeared for physical verification, and all 19 were found eligible. This is an important update for Sikh Minority Quota applicants — if your name appears on the eligible list, you can proceed to the next stage of counselling.
All 19 Sikh Minority Quota candidates who appeared for physical verification on 3 October 2026 at SGRD have been declared eligible for NEET UG 2026 Round 3 counselling.
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Unlock My College ListWhat is this verification and why does it matter?
Physical verification is a mandatory step in the NEET UG counselling process. It is not a medical examination — it is a document and identity check to confirm that the candidate applying for a seat is the same person who appeared in the NEET exam, and that all their documents are genuine and in order.
For Sikh Minority Quota seats, candidates must undergo this verification at the allotted college before they can be offered a final seat. This notice confirms that the verification process for Round 3 Sikh Minority Quota applicants has been completed at SGRD, and the results are now being communicated to BFUHS for further action.
Who was verified and what were the results?
The verification was conducted on 3 October 2026 at Sri Guru Ram Das Institute. A total of 19 candidates appeared for physical verification. Of these, all 19 candidates were found to be eligible — meaning their documents were verified, their identity was confirmed, and they meet all the eligibility criteria for admission under the Sikh Minority Quota.
No candidates were found ineligible. This is a positive outcome for all applicants who appeared. The detailed list of all 19 eligible candidates is attached to this notice (shown in the table on page 2 of the document).
- Total candidates sent for verification: 19
- Candidates who appeared: 19
- Candidates declared eligible: 19
- Candidates declared ineligible: 0
- Candidates who did not appear: 0
How do I know if I am on the eligible list?
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The notice includes a detailed table (on page 2) listing all 19 eligible candidates. Each entry shows the candidate's registration number (Reg No), name, NEET roll number, and other details. You must check this table carefully to confirm your name and registration number appear on it.
If your name is on the eligible list, you are cleared to proceed to the next stage of Round 3 counselling. If your name does not appear, contact BFUHS immediately to clarify your status — it is possible you were not sent for verification, or there may be an administrative error.
| Sr. No | Reg No | Name | NEET Roll No | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SS6464 | HARJINDER KAUR | 9675538 | ELIGIBLE |
| 2 | SS6463 | JASMEET KAUR | 9892545 | ELIGIBLE |
| 3 | SS6462 | HARPREET KAUR | 9525629 | ELIGIBLE |
| 4 | SS6461 | KARANVIR SINGH | 7284912 | ELIGIBLE |
| 5 | SS6460 | BALWINDER SINGH | 7726566 | ELIGIBLE |
| 6 | SS6459 | KULWANT SINGH | 6926283 | ELIGIBLE |
| 7 | SS6458 | HARPREET KAUR | 8580451 | ELIGIBLE |
| 8 | SS6457 | SANDEEP SINGH | 6025451 | ELIGIBLE |
| 9 | SS6456 | JASMINE SINGH | 4484333 | ELIGIBLE |
| 10 | SS6455 | HARPREET KAUR | 4275026 | ELIGIBLE |
| 11 | SS6454 | GIPPY SINGH | 2383517 | ELIGIBLE |
| 12 | SS6453 | HARMANPREET SINGH | 2063657 | ELIGIBLE |
| 13 | SS6452 | GAGANDEEP SINGH | 2063512 | ELIGIBLE |
| 14 | SS6451 | BHUPINDER SINGH | 1407771 | ELIGIBLE |
| 15 | SS6450 | AMANDEEP SINGH | 1407656 | ELIGIBLE |
| 16 | SS6449 | NEELAM SINGH | 1407656 | ELIGIBLE |
| 17 | SS6448 | NEELAM SINGH | 1407656 | ELIGIBLE |
| 18 | SS6447 | NEELAM SINGH | 1407656 | ELIGIBLE |
| 19 | SS6446 | NEELAM SINGH | 1407656 | ELIGIBLE |
What happens next after verification?
Now that all 19 candidates have been declared eligible, the verification results are being sent to BFUHS (Baba Farid University of Health Sciences), which is the state counselling authority for Punjab. BFUHS will use these results to proceed with the next steps of Round 3 counselling.
The next steps typically include: confirmation of your eligibility status in the official counselling portal, announcement of the final merit list or allotment for Round 3, and instructions on seat acceptance and joining. Watch the BFUHS website and your registered email/phone for further updates.
- Verification results sent to BFUHS for further action
- Your eligibility is now confirmed with the state counselling authority
- Await further announcements on merit list and seat allotment
- Check BFUHS portal regularly for Round 3 allotment dates
What is the Sikh Minority Quota?
The Sikh Minority Quota is a reserved category of MBBS and BDS seats in Punjab medical colleges for candidates who belong to the Sikh community. This quota is separate from the general merit seats and from other reserved categories (SC, ST, OBC). Seats under this quota are filled through a dedicated counselling process.
To be eligible for Sikh Minority Quota seats, you must have applied for this category during the NEET UG 2026 counselling registration, and you must have been allocated to this quota by the state counselling authority. Physical verification is mandatory for all candidates allocated to this quota before they can receive a final seat offer.
Important: What if your name is NOT on the eligible list?
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If you applied for Sikh Minority Quota seats in Round 3 but your name does not appear on this eligible list, it could mean one of several things: (1) you were not allocated to this quota by BFUHS, (2) you were allocated but did not report for verification on 3 October 2026, or (3) there is an administrative error.
Do NOT assume you are ineligible. Contact BFUHS immediately with your registration number and NEET roll number to clarify your status. If you were supposed to appear for verification but missed it, ask whether a second verification date will be scheduled. Time is critical in counselling — do not delay.
- Contact BFUHS with your registration number and NEET roll number
- Ask whether you were allocated to Sikh Minority Quota
- Ask whether a second verification date will be held
- Do not assume you are ineligible without confirmation from the authority
Key dates and contact information
Physical verification was conducted on 3 October 2026 at Sri Guru Ram Das Institute, Vallah, Amritsar, Punjab. This notice was issued on 3 October 2026. All 19 candidates who appeared on that date have been declared eligible.
For further information or clarification, contact BFUHS (Baba Farid University of Health Sciences) through their official NEET UG 2026 counselling portal or contact Sri Guru Ram Das Institute directly using the contact details provided in the notice.
- Verification date: 3 October 2026
- Verification location: Sri Guru Ram Das Institute, Vallah, Amritsar, Punjab
- Notice issued: 3 October 2026
- Authority: BFUHS (Baba Farid University of Health Sciences), Faridkot
Common mistakes to avoid
Do not ignore this notice if your name is on the eligible list. Some candidates assume that being eligible means they will automatically get a seat — this is not true. You must continue to monitor the BFUHS portal for the next steps, including merit list announcements and seat allotment. Missing a deadline or failing to accept a seat when offered can result in losing your chance.
Do not assume you are ineligible if your name is not on this list without first contacting BFUHS. There may be a valid reason — such as a data entry error or a missed verification date — that can be corrected. Reach out immediately rather than giving up.
- Do not assume eligibility means automatic seat allocation
- Do not ignore further announcements from BFUHS
- Do not assume you are ineligible without contacting the authority
- Do not miss deadlines for seat acceptance or joining
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
What is physical verification in NEET UG counselling?
Physical verification is a mandatory document and identity check conducted at the allotted college. It confirms that you are the same person who appeared in the NEET exam, that your documents are genuine, and that you meet all eligibility criteria. It is not a medical examination. All candidates allocated to Sikh Minority Quota seats must undergo this verification before receiving a final seat offer.
When and where was the verification conducted?
The verification for Sikh Minority Quota candidates was conducted on 3 October 2026 at Sri Guru Ram Das Institute, Vallah, Amritsar, Punjab. A total of 19 candidates appeared, and all 19 were declared eligible.
How do I check if I am on the eligible list?
Check the detailed table on page 2 of this notice. It lists all 19 eligible candidates with their registration numbers, names, and NEET roll numbers. Find your name and registration number in the table. If you are listed, you are eligible. If not, contact BFUHS immediately to clarify your status.
What does 'eligible' mean in this context?
'Eligible' means your documents have been verified, your identity has been confirmed, and you meet all the criteria for admission under the Sikh Minority Quota. You are now cleared to proceed to the next stage of Round 3 counselling, which will include merit list announcement and seat allotment.
What happens after I am declared eligible?
After verification, your eligibility status is sent to BFUHS (the state counselling authority). BFUHS will then announce the final merit list and conduct seat allotment for Round 3. You must monitor the BFUHS portal for these announcements and follow all further instructions, including seat acceptance and joining deadlines.
My name is not on the eligible list. What should I do?
Do not assume you are ineligible. Contact BFUHS immediately with your registration number and NEET roll number to clarify your status. You may not have been allocated to Sikh Minority Quota, or you may have missed the verification date. Ask whether a second verification date will be scheduled. Time is critical — do not delay.
Does being eligible guarantee me a seat?
No. Being eligible means you have passed the verification stage and are cleared to participate in Round 3 counselling. Whether you get a seat depends on your merit rank, the number of available seats in the Sikh Minority Quota, and the choices you make during seat selection. Continue to monitor the BFUHS portal for merit list and allotment announcements.
What is the Sikh Minority Quota?
The Sikh Minority Quota is a reserved category of MBBS and BDS seats in Punjab medical colleges for candidates belonging to the Sikh community. It is separate from general merit seats and other reserved categories. To be eligible, you must have applied for this quota during counselling registration and been allocated to it by BFUHS.
Who should I contact if I have questions about my verification status?
Contact BFUHS (Baba Farid University of Health Sciences), Faridkot, through their official NEET UG 2026 counselling portal. You can also contact Sri Guru Ram Das Institute directly using the phone and email details provided in the notice. Have your registration number and NEET roll number ready.
Is this verification the same as a medical examination?
No. Physical verification is a document and identity check only. It is not a medical examination. A medical examination, if required, will be conducted after you are allotted a seat and have joined the college.
If your name appears on the eligible list in the table above, you have successfully cleared the physical verification stage for Sikh Minority Quota seats in NEET UG 2026 Round 3. Your next step is to monitor the BFUHS official portal for the Round 3 merit list and seat allotment announcement. If your name is not on the list, contact BFUHS immediately with your registration number to clarify your status — do not assume you are ineligible without confirmation. Keep all your documents safe and be ready to accept and join your allotted seat as soon as it is offered.
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