If you registered for Punjab's state NEET UG counselling this year, the wait for Round 1 results is over. Baba Farid University of Health Sciences (BFUHS), Faridkot, the body that runs medical and dental admissions in Punjab, has released the Round 1 seat allotment result, with 2,410 seats allotted across the state's MBBS and BDS colleges. This is the first of several rounds most states run to fill seats, so an allotment now does not mean the process is finished — it means you have a specific window to act. Candidates who got a seat need to move quickly on document verification and reporting, since missing the deadline can mean losing the allotted seat entirely.
If you have been allotted a seat in Punjab NEET UG Round 1, download your PDF allotment letter from bfuhs.ggsmch.org immediately and complete reporting/document verification between August 30 and September 5, 2026 — missing this window risks forfeiting the seat.
What actually happened
BFUHS Faridkot, which conducts state-quota NEET UG counselling for Punjab's medical and dental colleges, has published the Round 1 seat allotment result. A total of 2,410 seats have been allotted in this first round, covering MBBS and BDS courses across government and private institutions in the state.
As has been the trend in previous counselling cycles too, Dayanand Medical College and Hospital (DMC) Ludhiana and Government Medical College (GMC) Patiala remain the most sought-after choices among higher-ranking candidates, reflecting their reputation and infrastructure within the state's college landscape.
How to check your result
The allotment result is published as a PDF on the official BFUHS website, and candidates need to search it by their name or roll number rather than expecting an individual login-based result page.
- Visit bfuhs.ggsmch.org
- Click on the NEET UG 2026 tab
- Go to the notice section on the page
- Locate the Punjab NEET Round 1 Allotment Result 2026 PDF link
- Open the PDF and search for your roll number or name
- Download and save the PDF — you will need it for reporting
What your allotment letter shows
The PDF result carries specific details for each allotted candidate. It's worth checking every field carefully, because any mismatch here can cause problems later during document verification.
If you spot an error in your name, marks, category or quota details, raise it with BFUHS immediately rather than waiting — corrections closer to the reporting deadline are harder to process.
- Punjab NEET merit list rank
- NEET All India Rank (AIR)
- Candidate name
- Total marks scored in NEET 2026
- Allotted college and course (MBBS/BDS)
- Quota and category under which the seat was allotted
Key dates you cannot miss
Punjab's Round 1 counselling now moves into a tight reporting window. Candidates who have been allotted a seat should treat these dates as non-negotiable.
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Provisional result declaration | August 27, 2026 |
| Final seat allotment | August 29, 2026 |
| Reporting and document verification | August 30 to September 5, 2026 |
What this means if you got — or didn't get — a seat
For those allotted a seat: this is a provisional allotment first, followed by a final allotment on August 29, 2026. Keep all original documents (NEET admit card, scorecard, class 10 and 12 marksheets, category/domicile certificates, and photo ID) ready for the reporting window, since verification is document-heavy and colleges will not admit you without originals.
For those not allotted a seat in Round 1: this is common, especially for candidates in the middle or lower part of the merit list, since Round 1 typically fills seats based on the highest-ranked choices first. Punjab counselling will run further rounds (state quota colleges typically continue through multiple rounds and a mop-up round), so staying registered and watching for the next round's choice-filling window matters more than reacting to a Round 1 miss.
If you are allotted a seat you don't want, understand your state's specific rules on upgrading or exiting before you skip reporting — an unexplained no-show can sometimes attract a penalty or seat forfeiture depending on the counselling authority's policy.
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How do I check my Punjab NEET UG Round 1 result?
Go to bfuhs.ggsmch.org, open the NEET UG 2026 tab, find the notice section, and download the Round 1 Allotment Result PDF. Search it by your name or roll number to find your allotment details.
I got a seat allotted — what do I do next?
Download and save your allotment PDF, gather all original documents, and report to the allotted college for document verification between August 30 and September 5, 2026.
Is the Round 1 allotment final?
No. The result released now is provisional; the final seat allotment for Round 1 is due on August 29, 2026, before the reporting window opens.
What if I wasn't allotted a seat in Round 1?
You remain in the counselling pool for subsequent rounds. Not getting a seat in Round 1 is common and does not disqualify you from later rounds or the mop-up round.
Which colleges are the most competitive in Punjab this year?
Dayanand Medical College and Hospital (DMC) Ludhiana and Government Medical College (GMC) Patiala continue to be the top preferences among high-ranking candidates, consistent with past years.
What documents will I need for reporting?
Typically your NEET admit card and scorecard, class 10 and 12 marksheets, category/domicile certificates if applicable, and a valid photo ID — always carry originals plus photocopies, as colleges verify against originals.
Punjab NEET UG counselling will continue with further rounds after Round 1 reporting closes, so candidates without a seat yet should stay alert for the next choice-filling schedule from BFUHS. Those who have been allotted a seat should prioritise the August 30–September 5 reporting window over everything else this week.
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