The Office of the Chairman, NEET UG Medical & Dental Admission/Counselling Board-2026, based at SMS Medical College, Jaipur, has released the Round 1 provisional seat allotment result for MBBS and BDS admissions in Rajasthan for the 2026 academic session. Dated 29 August 2026, this is a result — it lists more than 5,600 candidates by name, registration ID and NEET roll number, along with the specific college, course and seat type each has been allotted. This is not yet a confirmed admission: the notice states plainly, on every single page, that the result is 'provisional and indicative in nature' and that admission is 'conditional to successful document verification and fee submission by the candidate.' If your name is on this list, you have work to do before the seat is actually yours.
Being listed in this Round 1 allotment does not mean your admission is confirmed — the notice explicitly states the seat is provisional until you complete document verification and pay the fee at the allotted college.
How to read the allotment list
The list runs to 172 pages and covers candidates for both MBBS and BDS across Rajasthan's government medical colleges, autonomous institutions like RUHS College of Medical Sciences, and private medical and dental colleges. Each row gives a full picture of one candidate's allotment, so it is worth understanding what every column means before you go looking for your name.
The candidates are identified by their Registration ID and NEET Roll Number, alongside their name and father's name for verification. Beyond that, the columns tell you how your category was treated, how you ranked, and — most importantly — what you have actually been given.
| Column in the list | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Reg ID / NEET Roll Number | Your unique Rajasthan counselling registration ID and your NEET-UG 2026 roll number — the two identifiers you should search for |
| Category Considered | The category under which your application was processed for this particular round |
| Additional Category / Verified Category Allotted | Any extra reservation marker attached to your case (for example a disability or NRI verification), plus the final confirmed category code your seat was allotted under |
| NEET Score / State Merit Rank / NEET All India Rank | Your NEET-UG marks, your rank specifically among Rajasthan state-counselling candidates, and your rank nationally |
| Course | Whether you have been allotted MBBS or BDS |
| Allotted College (Seat Type) | The exact college you have been given, and whether the seat is Government, Management (private-quota), or NRI |
The most important word in this notice: 'provisional'
Every single page of the allotment list carries the same line at the bottom: 'Result is provisional and indicative in nature. Admission to allotted seat is conditional to successful document verification and fee submission by the candidate.' This is not fine print to skim past — it is the single most important instruction in the entire document.
In plain terms: appearing on this list means the counselling system has tentatively matched you to a seat based on your rank and category. It does not mean you are admitted. Every year, candidates assume the allotment itself is the finish line and then miss the window to verify their documents or pay the required fee — and lose the seat as a result. Treat your name appearing here as the start of the process, not the end of it.
- Finding your name on the list = a seat has been provisionally reserved for you.
- Your seat becomes a confirmed admission only after document verification is completed and the fee is paid, as instructed by the allotted college or the counselling authority.
- This notice does not specify the reporting deadline, the exact documents required, or the fee amount — for these details, check the official Rajasthan NEET-UG counselling portal or contact your allotted college directly.
Categories and ranks explained
The list uses category codes that combine your reservation category with gender, and it separately tracks two different ranks — understanding both will help you make sense of your own entry.
The categories visible in the list include General/Unreserved, OBC NCL (Other Backward Classes — Non-Creamy Layer), EWS (Economically Weaker Section), SC (Scheduled Caste), ST (Scheduled Tribe), and MBC NCL (Most Backward Classes — Non-Creamy Layer, a category specific to Rajasthan's reservation structure). Some entries also carry additional markers such as PwBD (Persons with Benchmark Disabilities) or an NRI verification tag, which affect how and where a candidate is placed.
- NEET All India Rank (AIR) — your rank in the national NEET-UG 2026 exam.
- State Merit Rank — your rank specifically among candidates in Rajasthan's state counselling, after applying Rajasthan's own category and reservation rules.
- If your 'Category Considered' and 'Verified Category Allotted' differ, this usually reflects a check of your category-related documents or eligibility carried out by the counselling board before finalising your allotment.
What kind of seats are being allotted
This round covers seats at government medical colleges across many Rajasthan districts, at autonomous institutions, and at private medical and dental colleges — for both MBBS and BDS. The 'Seat Type' shown alongside each college tells you which category of seat you have been given.
Government seats are funded and fee-regulated seats at state-run colleges. Management seats are private-quota seats at private or deemed colleges, which generally carry a different — usually higher — fee structure than government seats. NRI seats are reserved for candidates verified under the Non-Resident Indian category and typically follow a separate fee arrangement. Check your own row carefully to confirm which type of seat you have been allotted, since this affects the fee you will be asked to pay.
What happens after Round 1
The notice is explicitly titled 'Round 1,' which signals that the counselling board expects to run further rounds after this one for seats that remain vacant or are vacated by candidates who do not join. However, this particular notice does not give any dates, timelines, or rules for a subsequent round, for upgrading your allotment, or for withdrawing from a seat.
Because this document is purely a result publication, candidates should not assume anything about later rounds beyond the fact that this is labelled as the first one. For the schedule of document verification, fee payment, and any later rounds, follow the official Rajasthan NEET-UG counselling portal.
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
Does my name appearing on this list mean I have been admitted?
No. The notice states the result is 'provisional and indicative in nature' and that admission is conditional on successful document verification and fee payment by the candidate.
What is the difference between 'Category Considered' and 'Verified Category Allotted'?
'Category Considered' is the category used to process your application in this round. 'Verified Category Allotted' is the final category confirmed against your seat, typically after the counselling board checks your category-related documents.
What is the difference between my State Merit Rank and my NEET All India Rank?
Your NEET All India Rank is your national rank in the NEET-UG 2026 exam. Your State Merit Rank is your rank specifically among candidates in Rajasthan's state counselling process, after Rajasthan's category and reservation rules are applied.
My name is not on this list — what should I do?
This notice only publishes the list of candidates who received a seat in Round 1; it does not explain reasons for non-allotment. Check your application status on the official Rajasthan NEET-UG counselling portal.
What does '(Management)' or '(NRI)' next to my college name mean?
It shows the type of seat you have been allotted. Government seats are at state-funded colleges with regulated fees; Management seats are private-quota seats at private colleges, usually with a different fee structure; NRI seats are reserved for candidates verified under the NRI category.
Will there be another counselling round after this?
The notice is titled 'Round 1,' which suggests further rounds are expected, but this document does not state any dates for a next round. Check the official portal for the schedule.
What documents do I need, and how much is the fee, for verification?
This notice does not list the required documents or fee amount — it is only the allotment result. Contact your allotted college or check the official counselling portal for the exact requirements.
Can I decline this allotted seat and wait for a later round?
This notice does not cover rules for declining, upgrading, or withdrawing from an allotted seat. That information is not part of this result publication and should be checked on the official counselling website.
Search this list for your Registration ID or NEET Roll Number and note down the exact college, course and seat type you have been allotted, along with your Verified Category Allotted. Since this notice does not specify the document checklist, fee amount, or reporting deadline, your next step is to check the official Rajasthan NEET-UG counselling portal or contact your allotted college directly to complete verification and fee payment before any cut-off. MedAdmit will keep tracking official updates on subsequent rounds and reporting instructions.
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