Rajasthan NEET UG 2026 Round 1: 46 Candidates' Category Revised

The Rajasthan NEET UG Counselling Board has issued a notice revising the allotment category for 46 MBBS candidates who received seats in Round 1. This revision follows Supreme Court orders dated 09.09.2025 and 06.01.2026 on category and reservation matters. Importantly, the college and seat type allotted to these candidates remain exactly the same — only the category classification has changed. If your registration ID appears in the list below, you must understand what this means for your admission and verify your revised category details immediately.

What Is This Notice About?

This is a category revision notice, not a new allotment or seat change. The Rajasthan NEET UG Counselling Board has reviewed the allotment categories of 46 MBBS candidates from Round 1 and updated them in compliance with Supreme Court judgments. The Supreme Court orders (dated 09.09.2025 and 06.01.2026) laid down specific principles about how categories and reservations must be applied in medical admissions.

The key point: your college, your seat type (General, Management, etc.), and your position in the allotment remain unchanged. Only the category label — such as UR (Unreserved), OB (Other Backward Class), SC (Scheduled Caste), or ST (Scheduled Tribe) — has been updated. This can affect your fee structure, your eligibility for certain scholarships, and your standing in the admission process, so it is critical to verify if you are on this list.

Who Is Affected? How to Check If You Are on the List

Exactly 46 candidates have had their categories revised. The notice provides a complete table with all 46 names, registration IDs, merit ranks, colleges allotted, and both the original and revised categories. To check if you are affected, search for your registration ID (Reg. ID) in the table below. Your registration ID is the unique identifier issued to you when you registered for NEET UG counselling — it typically starts with 'RM' followed by numbers.

The table shows: your name, gender, state merit rank, the MBBS course, the college and seat type you were allotted, your originally allotted category, and your newly revised category. For example, if you were originally allotted as 'URB' (Unreserved, Male), you may now be revised to 'OBB' (Other Backward Class, Male). If your registration ID does not appear in this list, your allotment category has not been changed.

• Search for your Reg. ID (starts with 'RM') in the table
• Check the 'Originally Allotted Category' column to see what you were assigned in Round 1
• Check the 'Revised Allotted Category' column to see your new category
• Your college name and seat type remain exactly the same
• If your Reg. ID is not in the list, your category has not been revised

The Complete List of 46 Candidates with Category Revisions

Below is the full table of all 46 candidates whose categories have been revised. The table includes your registration ID, name, gender, state merit rank, the MBBS course, the college and seat type allotted to you, your original category, and your revised category. Study this carefully to locate your entry and understand your new category status.

Understanding Category Codes: What Your Revised Category Means

The category codes in the table use abbreviations that combine two pieces of information: your reservation category and your gender. Understanding these codes is essential because your category affects your fee structure, eligibility for certain benefits, and your position in the admission process.

The first part of the code (UR, OB, SC, ST) indicates your reservation category: UR = Unreserved (General), OB = Other Backward Class, SC = Scheduled Caste, ST = Scheduled Tribe. The second letter (B for male, G for female) indicates your gender. For example, OBB means Other Backward Class, Male; OBG means Other Backward Class, Female; STB means Scheduled Tribe, Male; STG means Scheduled Tribe, Female; SCB means Scheduled Caste, Male; SCG means Scheduled Caste, Female.

• UR = Unreserved (General category)
• OB = Other Backward Class
• SC = Scheduled Caste
• ST = Scheduled Tribe
• B = Male candidate
• G = Female candidate
• Example: OBB = Other Backward Class, Male; STG = Scheduled Tribe, Female

What Has NOT Changed: Your College and Seat Type Remain the Same

This is critical: the Board has explicitly stated that the revision is limited solely to the category of allotment. There is no change in the college or institution allotted to any of the 46 candidates. Your seat type (General, Management, etc.) also remains unchanged. If you were allotted a General seat at JNU Institute for Medical Sciences & Research Centre, Jaipur, you still have that exact seat — only your category label has been updated.

This means your admission to the college is not affected. You will still report to the same college, in the same seat type, at the same time. The category revision may affect your fee structure (some categories may have different fee structures), your eligibility for certain scholarships or benefits, and your standing in the admission process, but your college placement is secure.

• Your college name remains exactly the same
• Your seat type (General, Management, etc.) remains exactly the same
• Your merit rank and position in the allotment remain the same
• Only your category classification has been updated
• Your admission to the college is not affected

Why Has This Revision Happened? Supreme Court Orders

The category revision has been made in compliance with directions and principles laid down in two Supreme Court of India judgments: one dated 09.09.2025 (SLP (C) Nos. 21392-21393/2019) and another dated 06.01.2026 (Arising out of Special Leave Petition (C) No. 4743 of 2020). These orders dealt with matters of category and reservation in medical admissions. The Board has reviewed the allotments of these 46 candidates and determined that their categories should be revised to align with the Supreme Court's directions.

This is a routine administrative correction following a court order. It does not mean there was an error in your original allotment or that your admission is in jeopardy. The Board is simply ensuring that all allotments comply with the latest legal principles on category and reservation.

• Revision follows Supreme Court orders dated 09.09.2025 and 06.01.2026
• The orders laid down principles on category and reservation in medical admissions
• The Board has reviewed and updated categories to comply with these principles
• This is a routine administrative correction, not an error in your allotment

Important: This Revision Is Provisional and Subject to Verification

The Board has made clear that the revised category status is provisional and subject to verification, scrutiny, reconciliation, and correction wherever required. This means the Board may make further changes if it discovers any discrepancy, deficiency, incorrect information, or any subsequent finding affecting your eligibility or category. If you have any documents or information that contradicts the revised category, you must bring this to the Board's attention immediately.

Your allotment also remains subject to fulfillment and continued satisfaction of all applicable eligibility conditions, document verification, category/reservation requirements, fee payment, reporting/joining, and other admission formalities. If you fail to meet any of these conditions, the Board is entitled to modify, revise, withdraw, or cancel your allotment. Additionally, no right or claim accrues solely on the basis of this revised list — you are governed by the applicable counselling rules and instructions issued by the Board from time to time.

• The revised category is provisional and subject to further verification
• The Board may modify, revise, withdraw, or cancel your allotment if discrepancies are found
• Your allotment is subject to document verification and category/reservation requirements
• You must complete all admission formalities (fee payment, reporting, joining) as instructed
• No right or claim accrues solely on the basis of this revised list
• You are governed by the applicable counselling rules and Board instructions

What You Must Do Now: Next Steps

If your registration ID appears in the list above, you must take the following steps immediately. First, carefully verify that all your details in the table are correct: your name, gender, merit rank, college name, and seat type. If any information is incorrect, contact the Board's support helpline or email support@neetrajasthan.com immediately.

Second, note your revised category and understand what it means for you. Check if your revised category affects your fee structure or eligibility for any scholarships or benefits. Third, ensure you have all the documents required to prove your revised category. For example, if you have been revised to SC (Scheduled Caste) or ST (Scheduled Tribe), you must have a valid SC/ST certificate issued by the competent authority. If you have been revised to OB (Other Backward Class), you must have a valid OBC certificate. These documents will be verified during the document verification process at your college.

Fourth, follow all instructions issued by the Board through the official Rajasthan NEET UG Counselling 2026 portal. The Board will issue further instructions on document verification, fee payment, reporting dates, and joining formalities. Do not miss any deadline. If you have any questions or concerns, contact the Rajasthan UG Counselling Support Helpline or email support@neetrajasthan.com.

• Check if your Reg. ID is in the list above
• Verify all your details: name, gender, merit rank, college, seat type
• Note your revised category and understand its implications
• Ensure you have valid documents to prove your revised category (SC/ST/OBC certificate if applicable)
• Follow all instructions from the official Rajasthan NEET UG Counselling 2026 portal
• Do not miss any deadline for document verification, fee payment, or reporting
• Contact the Board immediately if you find any discrepancy or have questions

Common Traps and What to Avoid

Many candidates make mistakes after receiving a category revision notice. Here are the most common traps to avoid. First, do not assume that a category revision means your college has changed. It has not. Your college, seat type, and position remain exactly the same. Only the category label has changed. Second, do not ignore the provisional nature of this revision. The Board may make further changes if it discovers any issues. Keep all your documents ready and be prepared to provide them for verification.

Third, do not delay in obtaining or verifying your category documents. If you have been revised to SC, ST, or OBC, you must have a valid certificate from the competent authority. If your certificate is old, expired, or issued by the wrong authority, it may not be accepted during document verification, and your allotment could be cancelled. Fourth, do not miss any deadline issued by the Board. The Board will issue instructions on document verification, fee payment, reporting dates, and joining formalities through the official portal. Missing even one deadline can result in forfeiture of your seat.

Fifth, do not assume that the revised category is final. The Board has explicitly stated that this revision is provisional and subject to further verification and correction. If you believe the revision is incorrect, contact the Board immediately with supporting documents. Sixth, do not rely solely on this notice for your admission. You are governed by the applicable counselling rules and instructions issued by the Board from time to time. Always check the official portal for the latest updates and instructions.

• ⚠️ Do not assume your college has changed — only your category has been revised
• ⚠️ Do not ignore the provisional nature of this revision — further changes are possible
• ⚠️ Do not delay in obtaining or verifying your category documents (SC/ST/OBC certificate)
• ⚠️ Do not miss any deadline issued by the Board for document verification, fee payment, or reporting
• ⚠️ Do not assume the revised category is final — it is subject to further verification
• ⚠️ Do not rely solely on this notice — always check the official portal for updates

How to Contact the Board for Queries or Issues

If you have any questions, concerns, or believe there is an error in your revised category, you can contact the Rajasthan NEET UG Counselling Board through two channels. First, you can reach out to the Rajasthan UG Counselling Support Helpline — the notice does not provide a specific phone number, but you can find it on the official Rajasthan NEET UG Counselling 2026 portal (ug.neetrajasthan.com). Second, you can email the Board directly at support@neetrajasthan.com with your registration ID, name, and a detailed description of your query or concern.

When contacting the Board, be clear and specific about your issue. Provide your registration ID, your name, your original category, your revised category, and the reason you believe there may be an error. Attach any supporting documents (such as your category certificate) if relevant. The Board typically responds to emails within 2-3 working days, but during peak counselling periods, it may take longer. If you do not receive a response within a week, follow up with another email or call the helpline.

• Email: support@neetrajasthan.com
• Helpline: Rajasthan UG Counselling Support Helpline (available on the official portal)
• Official portal: ug.neetrajasthan.com
• Provide your Reg. ID, name, and detailed description of your query
• Attach supporting documents if relevant
• Expected response time: 2-3 working days (may be longer during peak periods)

Frequently asked questions

If your registration ID appears in the list of 46 candidates above, verify your revised category immediately and ensure you have all required documents to prove it. Your college and seat type have not changed — only your category has been updated following Supreme Court orders. Follow all instructions from the official Rajasthan NEET UG Counselling 2026 portal, do not miss any deadline, and contact the Board at support@neetrajasthan.com if you have any questions or believe there is an error in your revised category.