The Office of the Chairman, NEET UG Medical & Dental Admission/Counselling Board, Rajasthan, has released the provisional combined PwBD (Persons with Benchmark Disability) merit list for Round 3 of MBBS and BDS admissions for 2026. The list contains 81 candidates whose disability eligibility certificates have been verified as per MCC (Medical Counselling Committee) guidelines. Verification was completed on three dates: 22 August 2026, 9 September 2026, and 5 October 2026. This is a critical document for all PwBD candidates in Rajasthan — if your name appears here, you are eligible to participate in Round 3 counselling and seat allotment. The list shows your NEET marks, all-India rank, state merit rank, and verified category, which determine which seats you can apply for.
If your name is on this list with your disability verified, you are eligible for Round 3 counselling; check your category (Considered) and merit rank carefully, as these determine your seat options.
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This is the provisional merit list of PwBD (Persons with Benchmark Disability) candidates who have been verified as eligible for MBBS and BDS admissions in Rajasthan for the 2026-27 academic year. The list is 'provisional' because it is subject to any further corrections or appeals, but it is the official basis for Round 3 counselling and seat allotment.
The list includes only candidates who have uploaded a valid Eligibility Certificate for PwBD/PwD (Persons with Disability) and whose certificate has been verified by the counselling board against MCC notification rules. If you are on this list, you have cleared the disability verification hurdle and can now participate in counselling to claim a seat.
The list is arranged by merit rank within the PwBD category. Your position on this list, combined with your category (General, OBC NCL, SC, ST, MBC NCL, or EWS) and your NEET marks, determines which colleges and courses you are eligible to apply for in Round 3.
How to find your name on the list
The list contains 81 candidates across three pages. Each row shows one candidate's details. To find yourself, search for your NEET ID (the 10-digit number you received when you registered for NEET UG 2026) or your Registration ID (the RM number assigned by the Rajasthan counselling board).
The columns are: Serial Number, Registration ID (RM), NEET ID, Name, Father's Name, Gender, Domicile, Category (Filled — what you claimed), Additional Category (Filled — any sub-category you claimed), Category (Considered — the category used for merit ranking), Additional Category (Verified — the verified sub-category), NEET UG 2026 Marks, NEET All-India Rank, and Combined State Merit Rank.
If your name does NOT appear on this list, it means either (a) you did not apply with a PwBD claim, (b) your disability certificate was not uploaded, (c) your certificate failed verification, or (d) you are not domiciled in Rajasthan. If you believe you should be on the list, contact the counselling board immediately with proof of your application and certificate.
Understanding the columns: what each piece of information means
**NEET ID and Registration ID**: Your NEET ID is your national identifier; your RM (Registration ID) is your Rajasthan-specific counselling ID. Both are used to track your application.
**Category (Filled) vs. Category (Considered)**: The 'Filled' column shows what category you claimed in your application (e.g., General, OBC NCL, SC, ST, MBC NCL, EWS). The 'Considered' column shows the category the board has verified and will use to rank you and allocate seats. These may differ if your claim was upgraded (e.g., you claimed General but were verified as EWS) or if you claimed a sub-category that was not verified.
**Additional Category (Filled) vs. Additional Category (Verified)**: Almost all candidates on this list show 'PwBD' (Persons with Benchmark Disability) in both columns. This confirms your disability has been verified. If the 'Verified' column shows something different or is blank, your disability claim may not have been fully verified — contact the board.
**NEET UG 2026 Marks**: Your raw score out of 720 in the NEET UG 2026 exam.
**NEET AI Rank**: Your all-India rank among all NEET UG 2026 candidates (including non-disabled). This is used for some national-level allocations.
**Combined State Merit Rank**: Your rank within Rajasthan among all PwBD candidates in your verified category. This is the rank used for Rajasthan counselling and seat allotment. A lower number means a higher rank (better position).
Category breakdown: what your verified category means for seat eligibility
Your 'Category (Considered)' determines which seats you can apply for. Rajasthan reserves seats for different categories in MBBS and BDS colleges. The categories on this list are:
**General**: Open to all candidates. Seats are limited and highly competitive.
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**OBC NCL (Other Backward Classes, Non-Creamy Layer)**: Reserved for OBC candidates whose family income is below the creamy layer threshold. Most candidates on this list fall into this category.
**SC (Scheduled Caste)**: Reserved for SC candidates.
**ST (Scheduled Tribe)**: Reserved for ST candidates.
**MBC NCL (Most Backward Classes, Non-Creamy Layer)**: A Rajasthan-specific category for certain backward castes.
**EWS (Economically Weaker Section)**: Reserved for General category candidates whose family income is below ₹8 lakh per annum. Some candidates on this list were upgraded from General to EWS after verification.
Within each category, seats are further divided: some for PwBD candidates (like you), some for non-disabled candidates. Your PwBD status gives you access to the PwBD-reserved seats in your category, which typically have lower cutoff marks than the general seats in that category.
What 'provisional' means and what can change
This list is labeled 'provisional' because it is subject to correction or revision. The board may update it if:
A candidate's disability certificate is found to be fraudulent or invalid upon further scrutiny.
A candidate files an appeal or objection to their category verification, and the board reviews and changes it.
An error in data entry or ranking is discovered and corrected.
However, the board has already verified all 81 candidates' certificates as of 5 October 2026, so major changes are unlikely unless a specific appeal is filed. You should treat this list as final for the purpose of Round 3 counselling unless you receive a separate notification of changes.
Verification dates and what they mean
The notice states that verification was done on three dates: 22 August 2026, 9 September 2026, and 5 October 2026. This means the board reviewed and verified disability certificates in batches across these three dates. If your name appears on this list, your certificate was verified on one of these dates.
The fact that verification continued until 5 October 2026 (today) suggests that some candidates' certificates were verified late, possibly because they uploaded them late or the board needed additional time to process them. If you uploaded your certificate after 22 August, your verification likely happened on 9 September or 5 October.
If you uploaded a certificate but your name is not on this list, it is possible your certificate is still under review or was rejected. Contact the counselling board immediately to check the status.
Merit rank and how it affects your seat chances
Your 'Combined State Merit Rank' is your position among all PwBD candidates in Rajasthan in your verified category. The candidate ranked 1st (Himank Jangir, OBC NCL PwBD, with 576 marks and state merit rank 3028) is at the top of the PwBD list. The candidate ranked 81st (Dishank Choudhary, OBC NCL PwBD, with 177 marks and state merit rank 17738) is at the bottom of this list.
During counselling, seats are filled in order of merit rank. If there are, say, 10 PwBD-reserved MBBS seats in Rajasthan for the OBC NCL category, the top 10 OBC NCL PwBD candidates on this list will be offered those seats first (in order of their rank). If you are ranked 15th in OBC NCL PwBD, you will be offered a seat only if at least 5 candidates ranked above you decline or do not participate.
Your merit rank is fixed and does not change. What changes is the number and type of seats available in each round. Round 3 typically has fewer seats than earlier rounds because many have already been filled. Check the counselling schedule and seat matrix to see how many PwBD seats are available in Round 3 for your category.
Important: what happens if your category was changed during verification
Some candidates on this list show a different category in the 'Considered' column than in the 'Filled' column. For example, candidate RM7669 (Vimal Sharma) claimed 'General' but was verified as 'EWS'. This means the board reviewed his income certificate and found him eligible for EWS (Economically Weaker Section) status, which is a reserved category with lower cutoff marks.
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If your category was upgraded (e.g., General to EWS, or OBC to SC), this is good news — you will be ranked among a smaller pool of candidates and have better chances of getting a seat. However, you can only claim seats in your verified category, not your original claim.
If your category was downgraded or changed in a way you disagree with, you have the right to file an appeal. The notice does not specify the appeal deadline, so contact the counselling board immediately if you wish to challenge your category verification. Do not wait until counselling begins.
Domicile and state merit rank: why most candidates are from Rajasthan
Almost all 81 candidates on this list show 'Rajasthan' as their domicile. This is because Rajasthan's counselling board prioritizes Rajasthan-domiciled candidates for state seats. One candidate (Teesha Madhan, row 60) shows 'Maharashtra' as domicile but is still on the list — this is likely because she applied for an all-India quota seat or a specific Rajasthan college that accepts non-domiciled candidates.
Your domicile status affects which seats you are eligible for. Rajasthan-domiciled candidates can apply for Rajasthan state quota seats (the majority). Non-domiciled candidates can apply for all-India quota seats or specific colleges that have relaxed domicile rules. If you are not domiciled in Rajasthan but are on this list, clarify with the counselling board which seats you are eligible for.
What to do next: preparing for Round 3 counselling
If your name is on this list, you are eligible for Round 3 counselling. The next steps are:
**Check your details**: Verify that your name, NEET ID, marks, and category are correct. If there is an error, contact the counselling board immediately with proof (your NEET admit card, application form, etc.).
**Note your merit rank**: Write down your Combined State Merit Rank and your verified category. These determine your seat options.
**Wait for the Round 3 counselling schedule**: The board will announce the dates for Round 3 registration, choice filling, and allotment. Mark these dates on your calendar.
**Prepare your documents**: Have ready your NEET admit card, 10th and 12th mark sheets, disability certificate (original and copy), domicile certificate, caste certificate (if applicable), income certificate (if claiming EWS), and any other documents the board specifies.
**Understand the seat matrix**: Before counselling begins, download the seat matrix showing how many MBBS and BDS seats are available in each college for your category. This will help you decide which colleges to prioritize.
**Do not miss deadlines**: Counselling deadlines are strict. If you miss the registration or choice-filling deadline, you will not be able to participate in that round.
Common mistakes that get candidates rejected or removed from the list
**Fake or invalid disability certificate**: The board verifies all certificates against MCC guidelines. If your certificate is from an unauthorized doctor, does not show the correct disability type, or is dated after your NEET exam, it will be rejected. Ensure your certificate is from a government hospital or authorized medical board and clearly states your disability percentage and type.
**Mismatch between claimed and verified category**: If you claimed OBC but your caste certificate shows you are SC, or if you claimed EWS but your income certificate shows income above the threshold, the board will change your category. This is not a rejection, but it affects your merit rank and seat options. Always ensure your certificates match your claims.
**Missing or incomplete documents**: If you did not upload your disability certificate, or if you uploaded it but it is incomplete or illegible, you will not be verified. Check your application portal to confirm all documents were uploaded successfully.
**Domicile issues**: If you claimed Rajasthan domicile but your domicile certificate shows a different state, you may be removed from the Rajasthan list or moved to a different quota. Ensure your domicile certificate is valid and matches your claim.
**Name or NEET ID mismatch**: If the name on your disability certificate does not match the name on your NEET admit card, or if your NEET ID is incorrect in the application, you may not be verified. Double-check all identifiers before submitting.
How to contact the counselling board if you have questions
The notice is issued by the Office of the Chairman, NEET UG Medical & Dental Admission/Counselling Board, SMS Medical College, JLN Marg, Jaipur. If you have questions about your verification status, category, or eligibility, contact them through the official Rajasthan NEET counselling portal (ug.neetrajasthan.com) or visit SMS Medical College in person.
Do not rely on unofficial sources or social media for information. Always check the official portal and official notifications for updates.
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
If my name is on this list, am I guaranteed a seat in Round 3?
No. Being on the list means you are eligible to participate in Round 3 counselling, but a seat is not guaranteed. Seats are allocated in order of merit rank within your category. If there are 10 PwBD seats available in your category and you are ranked 15th, you will get a seat only if at least 5 candidates ranked above you decline or do not participate. Your chances depend on your merit rank, the number of seats available, and the choices of other candidates.
My name is not on this list, but I applied with a PwBD claim. What should I do?
Contact the counselling board immediately. Your certificate may not have been uploaded, may have failed verification, or may still be under review. Check your application portal to see if your certificate was uploaded successfully. If it was, ask the board why you were not verified. If it was not, you may be able to upload it now, but you may miss Round 3 and be considered for a later round.
My category was changed from General to EWS during verification. Can I appeal this?
Yes, you can appeal if you believe the change is incorrect. However, the notice does not specify the appeal deadline or process. Contact the counselling board immediately with proof of your income (e.g., income certificate, tax returns) to support your claim. Do not wait until counselling begins. Note that if your income is genuinely below the EWS threshold (₹8 lakh per annum), the change is correct and benefits you by giving you access to reserved EWS seats.
What is the difference between my NEET All-India Rank and my Combined State Merit Rank?
Your NEET All-India Rank is your position among all NEET UG 2026 candidates across India. Your Combined State Merit Rank is your position among PwBD candidates in Rajasthan in your verified category. For Rajasthan counselling, your state merit rank is what matters — it determines your position in the queue for Rajasthan seats. Your all-India rank is used for all-India quota seats and may be relevant if you apply to colleges outside Rajasthan.
I am domiciled in Maharashtra but my name is on this Rajasthan list. Which seats can I apply for?
You can apply for all-India quota seats and seats in colleges that accept non-domiciled candidates. You cannot apply for Rajasthan state quota seats, which are reserved for Rajasthan-domiciled candidates. Contact the counselling board to clarify which specific seats you are eligible for. The seat matrix will show which seats are open to non-domiciled candidates.
What does 'provisional' mean? Can this list change?
Yes, the list can change if errors are found or if candidates file appeals. However, the board has already verified all 81 candidates' certificates, so major changes are unlikely unless a specific appeal is filed or fraud is discovered. You should treat this list as final for Round 3 counselling purposes. If changes are made, the board will issue an updated list.
When will Round 3 counselling begin? What are the dates?
The notice does not specify the Round 3 counselling dates. The board will announce these separately. Check the official Rajasthan NEET counselling portal (ug.neetrajasthan.com) regularly for the Round 3 schedule. Typically, counselling rounds are announced a few days before they begin, so stay alert.
My NEET marks are very low (e.g., 177 like the last candidate on the list). Do I have any chance of getting a seat?
Yes, you have a chance, especially if you are in a reserved category (OBC NCL, SC, ST, MBC NCL, or EWS) and there are few candidates ahead of you in that category. PwBD seats typically have lower cutoff marks than general seats because they are reserved for a smaller pool. However, your chances depend on how many seats are available in your category in Round 3 and how many candidates ranked above you participate. Do not lose hope, but also have backup options.
What documents do I need to bring for Round 3 counselling?
The notice does not list the documents required for counselling. However, typically you will need: NEET admit card, 10th and 12th mark sheets, disability certificate (original and copy), domicile certificate, caste certificate (if applicable), income certificate (if claiming EWS), and any other documents specified by the board. Check the official portal for the complete list before counselling begins.
If I don't participate in Round 3, can I participate in a later round?
Possibly, but it depends on the board's policy and the number of seats remaining. If seats are still available after Round 3, the board may conduct additional rounds. However, your chances will be lower because many seats will already be filled. It is better to participate in Round 3 if you are eligible. If you cannot participate due to an emergency, contact the board to ask about your options.
Can I change my category or disability claim after this list is released?
No. The verification process is complete, and your category and disability status are now fixed for counselling purposes. If you believe there is an error, you can file an appeal, but you cannot simply change your claim. Any changes must be justified with new evidence and approved by the board.
Why are there only 81 PwBD candidates on this list? Are there no other PwBD candidates in Rajasthan?
There may be other PwBD candidates who applied but were not verified (their certificates failed verification or were not uploaded), or who applied for other states or all-India quota seats. This list includes only candidates who applied for Rajasthan state quota MBBS/BDS seats with a PwBD claim and whose certificates were verified. The total number of PwBD candidates in Rajasthan may be higher, but only these 81 are eligible for Round 3 counselling in Rajasthan.
If your name appears on this list, congratulations — you have cleared the disability verification hurdle and are eligible for Round 3 counselling. Verify all your details immediately, note your merit rank and category, and prepare your documents. Watch the official Rajasthan NEET counselling portal (ug.neetrajasthan.com) for the Round 3 schedule and do not miss any deadlines. If your name is not on the list but you believe it should be, contact the counselling board at SMS Medical College, Jaipur, immediately to check your verification status.
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