Punjab NEET UG Round 2 Allotment 2026: Objection Deadline & Next Steps

Baba Farid University of Health Sciences (BFUHS) has released the provisional seat allotment for Punjab NEET UG Round 2 counselling 2026, covering MBBS and BDS seats across government and private medical and dental colleges in the state. If you have received an allotment but believe there is an error—such as a mismatch with your preferences, category, or eligibility—you have until 4 PM today (September 14) to lodge a formal objection. This is a critical window: objections must be filed in person at the BFUHS Admission Branch in Faridkot, and no online or email submissions will be accepted. Understanding the objection process, the documents you need, and the timeline that follows is essential to protect your seat and move forward in the admission cycle.

What is the Punjab NEET UG Round 2 Provisional Allotment?

The provisional allotment is BFUHS's first announcement of which seat—at which college, in which course (MBBS or BDS), and under which category—has been assigned to you based on your NEET UG rank, your choice of colleges and courses submitted during the choice-filling window, and the availability of seats. This is not your final seat; it is a preliminary allocation that gives you the chance to verify its correctness before the final list is locked.

The allotment covers both government and private medical and dental colleges across Punjab. Your allotted seat depends on your merit rank, the category under which you applied (general, OBC, SC, ST, or other reserved categories), and whether you meet the eligibility criteria for that college and course. The provisional list allows you to check whether the system has correctly matched your preferences with available seats.

How to Check Your Provisional Allotment on the BFUHS Portal

Your allotment result is available as a downloadable PDF on the official BFUHS admission portal. To locate your allotment, visit admission.bfuhsonline.ac.in, find the link for MBBS/BDS 2026 Round 2 Seat Allotment, and open the PDF file titled 'Allocation of Seats - 2nd Round Counselling.' Search for your NEET roll number or application number within the document to find your allotted college, course, and category.

Once you locate your entry, note down the exact name of the college, the course (MBBS or BDS), the category under which you have been allotted, and any other details listed. Cross-check this information against your original NEET scorecard, your choice submission proof, and your eligibility. If everything matches your expectations and preferences, you are on track to accept the seat. If you spot a discrepancy, you must prepare to file an objection.

When and How to File an Objection: The Offline-Only Process

Objections must be filed in person at the BFUHS Admission Branch office located in Faridkot. The deadline is 4 PM on September 14, 2026. This is a strict, non-negotiable cutoff. BFUHS will not accept objections submitted via email, online portal, or any other remote method. If you are not in Faridkot or nearby, you must arrange to travel there today to meet this deadline. Late arrivals will not be entertained under any circumstance.

When you visit the admission branch, bring all original documents along with self-attested photocopies. These must include your NEET UG 2026 admit card and scorecard, Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheets, category and domicile certificates (if applicable), proof of your choice submission from Round 2, and a written objection letter clearly stating the specific ground of your dispute—for example, 'I was allotted MBBS at College X, but I had ranked College Y higher in my preferences' or 'My category has been incorrectly recorded as General when I am eligible for SC category.' The more specific and documented your objection, the better your chances of a favorable review.

• Visit BFUHS Admission Branch, Faridkot, before 4 PM on September 14, 2026
• Bring all original documents and self-attested photocopies
• Submit a written objection with specific grounds of dispute
• No email or online objections will be accepted
• Late arrivals will not be entertained

Documents You Must Carry to File an Objection

Prepare a complete set of documents before you travel to Faridkot. Missing even one document may result in your objection being rejected or delayed. The BFUHS admission branch will verify your identity, eligibility, and the accuracy of your allotment against these documents.

Ensure you have originals of all documents for verification and self-attested photocopies for submission. Self-attested means you have signed and dated each photocopy yourself, confirming that it is a true copy of the original. Do not rely on the admission branch to make photocopies for you; bring them ready.

• NEET UG 2026 admit card and scorecard (original + photocopy)
• Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheets (original + photocopy)
• Category certificate (if applicable; original + photocopy)
• Domicile certificate (if applicable; original + photocopy)
• Proof of choice submission from Round 2 (original + photocopy)
• Written objection letter with specific grounds of dispute
• Government-issued identity proof (Aadhaar, passport, or driving license)

Key Dates in the Punjab NEET UG Round 2 Timeline

Understanding the full timeline helps you plan your next steps. After the objection window closes, BFUHS will review all objections and release the final allotment list. You will then have a narrow window to pay your balance fee and report to your allotted college. Missing any of these deadlines can result in cancellation of your seat.

Mark these dates on your calendar and set reminders. The pace of counselling is fast, and delays in any step can cost you your admission.

What Happens After the Objection Deadline?

Once 4 PM on September 14 passes, the objection window closes permanently. BFUHS will then review all objections received and make corrections where warranted. On September 15, the final allotment list will be published on the same portal. This final list reflects any corrections made based on objections and is binding. You cannot raise further objections after this point.

If your objection is upheld, your allotment will be corrected in the final list. If it is rejected, your original allotment stands. Either way, you must check the final list carefully on September 15 to confirm your seat before proceeding to fee payment and reporting.

Fee Payment and College Reporting: The Final Step

Once the final allotment list is released on September 15, you must complete two critical tasks: pay your balance fee through the online portal and report to your allotted college in person. The reporting window is September 16 to September 18, 2026, with a daily cutoff of 5 PM. This means you must physically present yourself at your allotted college and complete the admission formalities—document verification, fee receipt collection, and registration—within this three-day window.

Failure to report within this window will result in automatic cancellation of your allotted seat, and you will lose your place. There are no extensions or exceptions. When you report to the college, bring all original documents for verification: your allotment letter, fee payment receipt, government-issued identity proof, and any other documents the college requests. After reporting, you will be officially admitted to the course and college.

• Pay balance fee online through the BFUHS portal after September 15
• Report to your allotted college between September 16 and 18, 2026
• Daily reporting cutoff is 5 PM
• Bring allotment letter, fee receipt, and identity proof
• Failure to report results in automatic seat cancellation

What If You Are Allotted a Seat You Don't Want?

If your provisional allotment is a college or course you did not prefer, or if you believe you should have received a better seat based on your rank and preferences, you have two options. First, you can file an objection if there is a genuine error—for example, if the system has allotted you a lower-ranked college when a higher-ranked college on your preference list had available seats. Second, if there is no error but you simply wish to try for a better seat, you can choose not to report and wait for stray vacancy rounds, which may be announced after September 18. However, this is a risk: if no better seat materializes in stray rounds, you will lose your current allotment and may not get another seat in this round.

The safer approach is to accept your allotted seat, report on time, and secure your admission. You can always explore options like inter-college transfers or upgrades in later rounds if they become available. Rejecting a confirmed allotment in hopes of a better seat is risky and often results in losing the seat altogether.

Common Mistakes to Avoid During This Phase

Many candidates miss the objection deadline because they underestimate the travel time to Faridkot or assume they can file objections online. Do not make this mistake. Plan your travel today if you need to file an objection. Similarly, do not assume that your allotment is final until you see it in the final list on September 15. Check the provisional list carefully and file an objection if needed.

Another common error is arriving at the college for reporting without all required documents or without the fee payment receipt. Ensure you have completed fee payment online before you travel to the college. Bring all documents in originals and photocopies, organized and ready for verification. Do not delay reporting until the last day; colleges may become crowded, and you risk missing the 5 PM cutoff.

• Do not assume objections can be filed online; they must be in person
• Do not miss the 4 PM objection deadline on September 14
• Do not skip checking the final allotment list on September 15
• Do not report to college without completing fee payment
• Do not arrive at college without all required documents
• Do not delay reporting until the last day; report early to avoid crowds

Frequently asked questions

If you have received your provisional allotment and spot any discrepancy, act immediately: gather all required documents and travel to the BFUHS Admission Branch in Faridkot before 4 PM today (September 14). Check the final allotment list on September 15, complete your fee payment, and report to your allotted college by September 18 to secure your seat. Missing any of these deadlines can cost you your admission.