The Rajasthan NEET UG Medical & Dental Admission/Counselling Board has released the provisional merit list of PwBD (Persons with Benchmark Disability) candidates for MBBS and BDS admissions in 2026. This list contains 79 verified candidates and is current as of Round 2 counselling. The verification was completed on 22 August 2026 and 9 September 2026 based on uploaded Eligibility Certificates for PwBD/PwD as per MCC (Medical Counselling Committee) notification. If your name appears on this list, you are eligible to participate in the counselling process and seat allotment for MBBS or BDS courses in Rajasthan.
79 PwBD candidates have been verified and ranked for MBBS/BDS counselling in Rajasthan; check the list to confirm your name, marks, all-India rank, state merit rank, and verified category status.
What is this merit list and why does it matter?
This is the official provisional merit list of candidates with benchmark disabilities (PwBD) who have been verified for NEET UG 2026 MBBS and BDS admissions in Rajasthan. The list is 'provisional' because it is current as of Round 2 of counselling and may be updated if more candidates complete verification or if errors are corrected.
The merit list is ranked by NEET UG 2026 marks and includes both all-India rank (NEET AI Rank) and combined state merit rank. Your position on this list determines the order in which you will be offered seats during counselling. Only candidates whose names appear on this verified list are eligible to participate in the PwBD quota seat allotment process.
This list is specific to the PwBD category. If you have a benchmark disability and your Eligibility Certificate has been verified by the board, you will be ranked here separately from general, OBC, SC, ST, and EWS candidates, giving you priority for reserved seats.
Who is eligible for the PwBD quota?
The PwBD (Persons with Benchmark Disability) quota is reserved for candidates who have a disability as defined by the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016. A benchmark disability means a person has a disability of at least 40% as certified by a competent medical authority.
To be included on this merit list, you must have: (1) appeared for NEET UG 2026 and obtained a valid score, (2) uploaded a valid Eligibility Certificate for PwBD/PwD issued by a competent authority, and (3) had your certificate verified by the Rajasthan NEET UG Board based on MCC guidelines.
The list shows candidates from all categories — General, OBC NCL, SC, ST, MBC NCL, and EWS — who also have a PwBD status. Your primary category (General, OBC, etc.) is shown in the 'Category (Considered)' column, and your disability status is shown in the 'Add. Category (Verified)' column as PwBD.
How to find your name and understand your rank
The merit list contains 79 candidates ranked from serial number 1 to 79. To find yourself, search by your NEET ID (10-digit number), Registration ID (starting with RM), or your name. The list is arranged in order of merit, with the highest-scoring candidate at rank 1.
Each row shows: your registration ID, NEET ID, name, father's name, gender, domicile (Rajasthan), category filled, additional category filled, category considered, additional category verified, NEET UG 2026 marks, NEET AI Rank (all-India rank), and Combined State Merit Rank. The Combined State Merit Rank is your position among all PwBD candidates in Rajasthan and is the rank used for seat allotment.
For example, if you are at serial number 1 (Himank Jangir), your NEET marks are 576, your all-India rank is 20015, and your state merit rank is 3009. This means you are the top-ranked PwBD candidate in Rajasthan for this round. A lower state merit rank means a better position for seat allotment.
Understanding the category columns: what was filled vs. what was verified
The list shows four category-related columns: 'Category (Filled)', 'Add. Category (Filled)', 'Category (Considered)', and 'Add. Category (Verified)'. This distinction is important because your filled category may differ from your verified category if the board found an error or if your certificate did not match your claim.
'Category (Filled)' is what you claimed when you registered (e.g., General, OBC NCL, SC, ST, MBC NCL, EWS). 'Add. Category (Filled)' is the additional category you claimed, which in this list is always PwBD (disability). 'Category (Considered)' is the primary category the board used for ranking you. 'Add. Category (Verified)' is the disability status verified by the board — in this list, all candidates show PwBD as verified.
If your 'Category (Filled)' and 'Category (Considered)' are different, it means the board changed your category during verification. For example, if you filled 'General' but the board verified you as 'EWS', your 'Category (Considered)' will show EWS. This change affects which seats you are eligible for during counselling. Always check the 'Category (Considered)' column — that is the category used for your seat allotment.
What does 'provisional' mean and what happens next?
This merit list is marked 'provisional' because it is current only as of Round 2 of counselling. The board may update it if: (1) more candidates complete their Eligibility Certificate verification, (2) errors in candidate data are corrected, (3) candidates appeal or request category changes, or (4) the board conducts further verification rounds.
The list is valid for seat allotment in Round 2 counselling. If you are on this list, you will be called for seat allotment in the order of your Combined State Merit Rank. After Round 2, if there are remaining seats and more candidates are verified, a new merit list may be released for Round 3 or subsequent rounds.
Do not assume your rank is final. Keep checking the official counselling portal (ug.neetrajasthan.com) for updates, especially if you have recently uploaded or resubmitted your Eligibility Certificate. The board may release updated lists as verification continues.
Verification process: what the board checked
The board verified all candidates on this list based on the Eligibility Certificate for PwBD/PwD uploaded by each candidate, following the guidelines issued by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC). Verification was conducted on 22 August 2026 and 9 September 2026.
During verification, the board checked: (1) whether your Eligibility Certificate was issued by a competent medical authority (as defined by the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016), (2) whether the disability percentage mentioned in your certificate is at least 40%, (3) whether the certificate is valid and not forged or expired, and (4) whether the disability type and percentage match your NEET registration.
If your certificate was found to be invalid, incomplete, or not matching your registration, you would not appear on this list. If you believe your certificate was rejected in error, you may contact the board or submit an appeal as per the counselling guidelines. The notice states that verification was done 'on the basis of uploaded Eligibility Certificate for PwBD/PwD as per MCC notification', so ensure your certificate meets all MCC requirements.
Key information from the merit list: marks, ranks, and categories
The highest-scoring PwBD candidate on this list is Himank Jangir with 576 marks (serial number 1, state merit rank 3009). The lowest-scoring candidate on this list is Dishank Choudhary with 177 marks (serial number 79, state merit rank 15402). This shows the range of marks among verified PwBD candidates.
The NEET AI Rank (all-India rank) ranges from 20015 (Himank Jangir) to 1194651 (Dishank Choudhary). This rank is used for all-India counselling and seat allotment in central institutions. The Combined State Merit Rank ranges from 3009 to 15402 and is used for Rajasthan state counselling and seat allotment.
The list includes candidates from all reserved categories: OBC NCL (majority), General, SC, ST, MBC NCL, and EWS. All are also marked as PwBD. The category distribution shows that most PwBD candidates in Rajasthan belong to OBC NCL, followed by General and SC categories. Your category determines which seats you are eligible for — reserved seats for your category or general seats.
What to do if your name is on the list
If your name appears on this merit list, you are eligible to participate in Round 2 (or subsequent rounds) of NEET UG 2026 counselling for MBBS and BDS seats in Rajasthan. You must log in to the official counselling portal (ug.neetrajasthan.com) using your NEET ID and password to proceed with seat selection.
Before counselling begins, verify all your details on the list: name, NEET ID, marks, all-India rank, state merit rank, and verified category. If any detail is incorrect, contact the board immediately with proof. Do not wait until counselling starts to report errors.
Keep your Eligibility Certificate, NEET admit card, and all other required documents ready. During counselling, you will be asked to choose colleges and courses (MBBS or BDS) in order of preference. Your seat will be allotted based on your rank, category, and the availability of seats in your chosen colleges.
What to do if your name is NOT on the list
If your name does not appear on this merit list, it means either: (1) your Eligibility Certificate for PwBD/PwD has not yet been verified, (2) your certificate was rejected as invalid or not meeting MCC requirements, (3) you did not upload a certificate, or (4) you are not eligible for the PwBD quota.
If you believe you should be on this list, check the counselling portal to see the status of your Eligibility Certificate. If it shows 'pending verification', wait for the next verification round. If it shows 'rejected', you will see the reason. You may be able to resubmit a corrected certificate if the deadline has not passed.
Contact the Rajasthan NEET UG Board (SMS Medical College, Jaipur) or visit the counselling portal for guidance. Do not assume you are ineligible — follow up on your application status. If you are not eligible for PwBD quota, you may still be eligible for general or other reserved category seats if you meet the criteria.
Important: this is a PwBD-only list; other candidates are ranked separately
This merit list contains ONLY candidates with verified PwBD status. If you are a candidate without a disability, you will not appear on this list. Instead, you will be ranked on the general merit list or the merit list for your reserved category (OBC, SC, ST, EWS, MBC) without the PwBD tag.
The PwBD quota is separate from general and reserved category quotas. Seats are allocated first to PwBD candidates in order of their merit rank, then to other reserved category candidates, and finally to general candidates. This means PwBD candidates have a separate pool of seats and are not competing directly with non-disabled candidates.
If you are a PwBD candidate and your name is on this list, you will be offered seats from the PwBD quota. If you are not on this list but are a PwBD candidate, you may still be eligible for general or reserved category seats if you do not get a PwBD seat, depending on the counselling rules.
Common mistakes that lead to rejection from the PwBD list
The most common reason for rejection is an invalid or incomplete Eligibility Certificate. The certificate must be issued by a competent medical authority (government hospital, medical college, or authorized disability assessment center) and must clearly state that the disability is at least 40%. Certificates from private practitioners or those without official letterhead are often rejected.
Another common mistake is uploading a certificate that does not match your NEET registration. For example, if you registered with a disability type (e.g., visual impairment) but your certificate shows a different type (e.g., hearing impairment), the board will reject it. Ensure your certificate matches exactly what you claimed in your NEET registration.
Candidates also fail verification if their certificate is expired or issued too long ago. The board may require a recent certificate (issued within a certain period before counselling). If your certificate is old, you may need to get a fresh one from the same or another competent authority. Always check the MCC guidelines for the acceptable validity period of Eligibility Certificates.
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What is the PwBD merit list and who should check it?
The PwBD merit list is the official ranking of candidates with benchmark disabilities (at least 40% disability) who have been verified for NEET UG 2026 MBBS and BDS admissions in Rajasthan. If you have a disability and uploaded an Eligibility Certificate, you should check this list to see if your name appears and what your rank is. Only candidates on this verified list are eligible for PwBD quota seats during counselling.
How do I find my name on the list?
Search the list by your NEET ID (10-digit number), Registration ID (starting with RM), or your name. The list is arranged in order of merit from rank 1 to 79. Each row shows your marks, all-India rank, state merit rank, and verified category. If you cannot find your name, it means your Eligibility Certificate has not been verified yet or was rejected.
What is the difference between 'Category (Filled)' and 'Category (Considered)'?
'Category (Filled)' is what you claimed during NEET registration (e.g., General, OBC, SC). 'Category (Considered)' is the category the board verified and will use for your seat allotment. If these two are different, it means the board changed your category during verification. Always check 'Category (Considered)' — that is your actual category for counselling.
What does 'provisional' mean? Can my rank change?
Provisional means this list is current as of Round 2 but may be updated if more candidates are verified, errors are corrected, or appeals are processed. Your rank may change if new candidates are added above you or if your category is changed. Keep checking the official portal for updates, especially if you recently submitted or resubmitted your Eligibility Certificate.
What happens if my name is on the list? What do I do next?
If your name is on the list, you are eligible for PwBD quota seat allotment in Round 2 counselling. Log in to the official counselling portal (ug.neetrajasthan.com) using your NEET ID and password. Verify all your details, keep your documents ready, and wait for the counselling schedule. You will be called for seat selection in order of your state merit rank.
What if my name is not on the list? Does that mean I am rejected?
Not necessarily. Your name may not be on the list if: (1) your Eligibility Certificate is still pending verification, (2) your certificate was rejected as invalid, or (3) you did not upload a certificate. Check the counselling portal to see the status of your certificate. If it is pending, wait for the next verification round. If it is rejected, you may be able to resubmit a corrected certificate. Contact the board for guidance.
What is the difference between NEET AI Rank and Combined State Merit Rank?
NEET AI Rank is your all-India rank among all NEET UG 2026 candidates. Combined State Merit Rank is your rank among PwBD candidates in Rajasthan only. The state merit rank is used for Rajasthan counselling and seat allotment. A lower state merit rank means a better position for getting a seat in Rajasthan.
Why was my Eligibility Certificate rejected?
Common reasons for rejection include: (1) the certificate is not from a competent medical authority, (2) the disability percentage is less than 40%, (3) the certificate is expired or too old, (4) the disability type or percentage does not match your NEET registration, or (5) the certificate is incomplete or illegible. Check the counselling portal for the specific reason. You may be able to resubmit a corrected certificate if the deadline has not passed.
Can I appeal if I believe my category verification is wrong?
Yes, you may be able to appeal if you believe your category verification is incorrect. Contact the Rajasthan NEET UG Board (SMS Medical College, Jaipur) or check the counselling portal for the appeal process and deadline. You will need to provide supporting documents to prove your claim. Appeals must be submitted within the specified timeframe.
Is this list for MBBS only or for both MBBS and BDS?
This list is for both MBBS and BDS admissions. The notice states 'MBBS & BDS Admissions - 2026'. During counselling, you will be able to choose whether you want to apply for MBBS or BDS seats, and you can list colleges and courses in order of preference.
When will the next round of counselling happen?
This list is current as of Round 2. The notice does not specify the date for Round 3 or subsequent rounds. Check the official counselling portal (ug.neetrajasthan.com) for the schedule of future rounds. The board will announce dates for the next round after Round 2 seat allotment is completed.
What documents do I need to bring for counselling if I am on this list?
The notice does not specify the exact documents required for counselling. However, typically you will need: NEET admit card, Eligibility Certificate for PwBD, 10th and 12th mark sheets, domicile certificate, caste certificate (if applicable), Aadhaar card, and passport-size photographs. Check the official counselling portal or contact the board for the complete list of required documents.
If your name appears on this provisional PwBD merit list, verify all your details immediately and ensure your documents are ready for counselling. Log in to the official portal (ug.neetrajasthan.com) to check the counselling schedule and begin the seat selection process. If your name is not on the list, check the status of your Eligibility Certificate on the portal and contact the board if you believe there is an error. Keep monitoring the portal for updates, as this list may be revised as more candidates are verified.
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