The Office of the Chairman, NEET UG Medical & Dental Admission/Counselling Board-2026, based at SMS Medical College, Jaipur, has published a provisional list of candidates applying under the NRI (Non-Resident Indian) quota for MBBS and BDS admission in Rajasthan, Round 1 of NEET UG 2026 counselling. The list has 269 names and tells each candidate exactly where they stand: whether they still need to appear in person for document verification, or whether they have already been cleared. Candidates whose entry does NOT say 'Verified' in the Remarks column must appear for document verification on 24 August 2026 at 10:00 am. Candidates who were already verified on 19 August 2026 do not need to come again. This is a status/schedule list, not a seat allotment or merit list.
If your name is on this list and the Remarks column is blank (no 'Verified' mentioned), you must appear in person for document verification on 24 August 2026 at 10:00 am — missing it can put your NRI-quota seat for Round 1 at risk.
What this list actually is
This document is a 'Provisional List of NRI candidates called for document verification' for Round 1 of MBBS & BDS Admissions 2026 in Rajasthan. The NRI quota is a specific category of seats filled by the state counselling board for candidates who are sponsored by a Non-Resident Indian relative/guardian — it is separate from Rajasthan's regular state-domicile quota, and candidates from any home state in India can apply under it, as long as they meet the NRI-sponsorship rules of the counselling brochure.
The list is 'provisional', meaning it can still change. It is not a final merit list, and being on it does not mean a seat has been allotted — it only means the candidate has been called to have their documents checked, which is a mandatory step before any seat can be confirmed.
Three groups on the list — check which one you are in
The 269 candidates on this list fall into three groups depending on what is written in the 'Remarks' column. Reading this column correctly is the single most important thing to do.
- Blank Remarks column (106 candidates) — these candidates have NOT yet been verified and must appear in person on 24 August 2026 at 10:00 am.
- 'Verified (Rajasthan)' (38 candidates) — these are candidates with Rajasthan domicile who have already completed document verification and do not need to come again.
- 'Verified (Out of Rajasthan)' (125 candidates) — these are candidates with a home state other than Rajasthan who have already completed document verification and do not need to come again.
| Group | Remarks column shows | What you must do |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Blank / no remark | Appear for document verification on 24.08.2026 at 10:00 am |
| 2 | Verified (Rajasthan) | Already cleared — do not come again |
| 3 | Verified (Out of Rajasthan) | Already cleared — do not come again |
How to find your own name on the list
Each row shows a Reg ID (a counselling registration number starting with 'RM', e.g., RM4351), the candidate's NEET UG 2026 application/roll number (NEET ID), name, father's name, gender, domicile state, the category under which the seat is filled (General/OBC NCL/SC/ST/MBC NCL), NEET UG 2026 marks, NEET All-India Rank, and the Remarks column described above.
Because many candidates share similar or common names, do not rely on your name alone. Match your Reg ID and your NEET ID exactly against your own counselling registration slip and NEET admit card before assuming a row belongs to you.
- Reg ID — your counselling registration number (format: RM followed by digits).
- NEET ID — your NEET UG 2026 application/roll number.
- Category (Filled) — the category (General, OBC NCL, SC, ST, or MBC NCL) under which your seat is being processed.
- Domicile — your home state as recorded with the counselling board.
Categories seen on this list
The 'Category (Filled)' column on the list uses these terms — know what each means so you can check your own certificate is of the correct type:
- General — no reservation category applied.
- OBC NCL — Other Backward Class, Non-Creamy Layer (a central/state OBC certificate showing you are not in the 'creamy layer').
- SC — Scheduled Caste.
- ST — Scheduled Tribe.
- MBC NCL — Most Backward Class, Non-Creamy Layer (a Rajasthan-specific backward-class category, distinct from the general OBC NCL category).
Date, time and what the notice does not tell you
The notice confirms only the date and time for candidates who still need to be verified: 24 August 2026 at 10:00 am, for MBBS & BDS Admissions 2026, Round 1. The letterhead shows the counselling board's office at SMS Medical College, JLN Marg, Jaipur — candidates should treat this as the office to check with if unsure of the exact verification venue, since the notice itself does not print a separate venue address on this page.
Important: this notice does not list the specific documents required, and it does not state what happens to a candidate who fails to appear on 24 August. Do not guess — check the official counselling brochure/prospectus for the exact document checklist for NRI-quota admission, and contact the counselling board office directly if you cannot attend on the scheduled date.
Traps to watch for
A few small mistakes on a list like this can cost a candidate their seat in Round 1. Read carefully before assuming you are done or assuming you must attend.
- Do not assume you are exempt just because you 'remember' being checked earlier — only rows explicitly marked 'Verified (Rajasthan)' or 'Verified (Out of Rajasthan)' are exempt from the 24 August round. A blank Remarks column means you must still appear.
- This is a provisional list — always re-check for an updated version closer to the verification date, since names, categories or remarks can change.
- Match your Reg ID and NEET ID precisely; several candidates on the list share first names or surnames.
- Being 'Verified' does not mean your seat is allotted — it only confirms your documents were checked. Final admission depends on the broader Round 1 seat allotment process, which this notice does not cover.
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What is the NRI quota in NEET UG counselling?
It is a category of MBBS/BDS seats that the Rajasthan counselling board fills for candidates sponsored by a Non-Resident Indian (NRI) relative or guardian, separate from the regular state-domicile quota. Candidates from any home state in India can apply under it if they meet the NRI-sponsorship rules.
My name is on the list but there is nothing in the Remarks column — what should I do?
You must appear in person for document verification on 24 August 2026 at 10:00 am, as this notice requires.
I was already verified on 19 August 2026 — do I need to come again on 24 August?
No. The notice explicitly says candidates verified on 19.8.2026 need not come again. Check that your row on this list says 'Verified (Rajasthan)' or 'Verified (Out of Rajasthan)' before skipping the 24 August date.
Where does document verification take place?
The notice's letterhead is the Office of the Chairman, NEET UG Medical & Dental Admission/Counselling Board-2026, SMS Medical College, JLN Marg, Jaipur. The notice does not print a separate venue address for verification, so confirm the exact location with the counselling board office if in doubt.
What documents should I bring for verification?
The notice does not list the specific documents. Refer to the official Rajasthan NEET UG 2026 counselling brochure/prospectus for the exact document checklist for NRI-quota candidates, and carry all originals plus photocopies to be safe.
Is this list the same as a seat allotment result?
No. This is only a list of candidates called for, or already cleared for, document verification under the NRI quota for Round 1. It is not a merit list or a seat allotment order.
My name is not on this list at all — what does that mean?
The notice does not explain this. If you applied under the NRI quota and do not find your Reg ID or NEET ID on the list, contact the counselling board office immediately to clarify your status rather than assuming anything.
Can a candidate whose home state is not Rajasthan apply under Rajasthan's NRI quota?
Yes. The list itself shows candidates from many domiciles — including Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, Haryana, Punjab, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Uttarakhand and others — applying and being verified under Rajasthan's NRI quota.
Find your exact Reg ID and NEET ID on the official list and read the Remarks column carefully before deciding whether you need to attend on 24 August 2026. If you still need verification, reach the counselling board office at SMS Medical College, Jaipur, well before 10:00 am with your original documents, and double-check the required document list in the official counselling brochure ahead of time.
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