Rajasthan NEET UG 2026 Round 2: Application Corrections Deadline 8 September

Rajasthan NEET UG Round 2 registration opened on 6 September 2026. The counselling board has issued critical guidance on how candidates can correct errors in their application forms. Some fields in the application can be edited directly by the candidate through their login; however, if you need to correct a field that is locked (non-editable), you must submit a correction request by email — but only until 8 PM on 8 September 2026. After that deadline, no correction requests will be accepted, regardless of the reason. This is a hard cutoff that affects your eligibility for Round 2 counselling.

What is Round 2 Registration and Why It Matters

Round 2 of Rajasthan NEET UG counselling 2026 is now live as of 6 September 2026. This is the second round of seat allotment and counselling. If you participated in Round 1 and were allotted a seat, you do not need to register again for Round 2 — your registration carries forward. However, if you are a fresh candidate (did not register in Round 1) or if you completed Part 1 of your application in Round 1 but did not finish Part 2, you must now complete your registration and application submission.

Round 2 is your opportunity to participate in the counselling process if you were not allotted a seat in Round 1, or if you wish to try for a different college or course. The registration and application submission must be completed within the prescribed timeline to avoid rejection and loss of your chance to secure a seat.

Two Types of Application Fields: Editable and Locked

The application form has two categories of fields: editable and non-editable (locked). Understanding the difference is crucial because the process for correcting errors differs for each.

Editable fields are those you can change yourself at any time by logging into the counselling portal and using the 'Edit' option. These include fields like your contact information, choice of colleges, and other details that the system allows you to modify. You do not need to contact the board or submit any email for these corrections — simply log in, make the change, and save it.

Locked (non-editable) fields are those that the system does not allow you to change directly through your login. These typically include core information such as your name, date of birth, NEET score, category, and other critical data that was verified during the application process. If any of these fields contains an error, you cannot fix it yourself through the portal.

How to Correct Locked (Non-Editable) Fields: Email Submission Only

If you discover an error in a locked field of your application form, the only way to request a correction is by sending an email to the counselling board. You cannot make this change through the portal yourself. The board will review your request and make the correction on your behalf.

However, this email submission has a strict deadline: all correction requests for locked fields must be received by the board by 8 PM on 8 September 2026. This is a hard cutoff. Any email received after 8 PM on 8 September will not be considered, and your application will remain unchanged. There are no exceptions, extensions, or appeals mentioned in the notice.

To submit a correction request, you must email the board with clear details of the error, the field that needs correction, and the correct information. Ensure you include your application number and NEET roll number so the board can identify your application quickly. Send the email well before the deadline — do not wait until the last minute, as email delays or server issues could cause your request to miss the cutoff.

• Locked fields cannot be edited through the portal
• Email is the only method to request corrections
• Deadline: 8 PM on 8 September 2026 (hard cutoff)
• Include your application number and NEET roll number in the email
• Clearly state which field needs correction and the correct information
• No requests accepted after the deadline

Self-Editing Through the Portal: No Deadline Mentioned

For editable fields, you have the flexibility to make corrections yourself at any time by logging into the counselling portal. The notice states that 'some parts of application form are editable and correction can be done by candidate self through edit option in candidate login.' This means you can log in, navigate to the editable fields, make your changes, and save them without needing to contact the board.

The notice does not specify a deadline for self-editing of editable fields, which suggests you may be able to make these corrections throughout the counselling process. However, it is wise to make any necessary corrections as soon as possible to avoid confusion or last-minute issues. Always verify your changes have been saved before logging out.

• Log into the counselling portal using your credentials
• Locate the 'Edit' option for editable fields
• Make your corrections
• Save the changes
• Verify the changes are reflected in your application

Critical Deadline: 8 PM on 8 September 2026

The most important date to remember is 8 PM on 8 September 2026. This is the absolute final time by which any correction request for locked fields must be submitted by email. The notice uses the phrase 'till 8 PM on 8.9.2026,' which means the deadline is 8 PM sharp — not 8:01 PM, not the next morning.

After 8 PM on 8 September, the board will not accept any further correction requests. Your application will be locked as it stands at that moment. If there are errors in locked fields that you have not corrected by then, you will have to proceed with the incorrect information, which could affect your eligibility or allotment in Round 2.

This deadline applies only to corrections of locked fields submitted via email. Self-editing of editable fields through the portal may have a different timeline, but the notice does not specify when that window closes.

• Deadline: 8 PM on 8 September 2026
• Applies to email corrections of locked fields only
• No requests accepted after this time
• Plan to submit corrections well before the deadline

Who Must Submit Corrections and Who Does Not

If you are a fresh candidate registering for Round 2 for the first time, you will fill out your application form during the registration process. If you make an error while filling it out, you can correct editable fields immediately through the portal. If you notice an error in a locked field after submission, you must email the board by 8 PM on 8 September.

If you completed Part 1 of your application in Round 1 but did not complete Part 2, you must now complete Part 2 for final submission and registration for Round 2. During this process, you may discover errors in Part 1 (which is now locked). Any corrections to Part 1 locked fields must be submitted by email by 8 PM on 8 September.

If you were already registered and allotted a seat in Round 1, you do not need to register again. However, if you wish to make any corrections to your application before Round 2 counselling proceeds, the same rules apply: editable fields can be corrected through the portal, and locked fields require email submission by 8 PM on 8 September.

• Fresh candidates: correct errors during registration; locked field errors must be emailed by 8 PM on 8 September
• Round 1 Part 1 completers: finish Part 2 now; any Part 1 locked field errors must be emailed by 8 PM on 8 September
• Round 1 registered candidates: no need to register again; corrections follow the same rules

What Counts as a Locked Field: Examples

Locked fields typically include core personal and academic information that was verified during the application process and is not meant to be changed casually. While the notice does not provide an exhaustive list, common locked fields in NEET counselling applications include: your name, date of birth, gender, category (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.), NEET score, NEET roll number, and other information from your NEET admit card.

Other locked fields may include your qualification details (12th board, marks, year of passing), your domicile or state of eligibility, and any verified documents such as category certificates or disability certificates. These fields are locked because they have been cross-checked against official records and changing them would require re-verification.

If you are unsure whether a field is editable or locked, try clicking on it in the portal. If you can type or select a new value, it is editable. If the field is greyed out or does not respond to your input, it is locked, and you must email the board to request a correction.

• Name
• Date of birth
• Gender
• Category (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.)
• NEET score
• NEET roll number
• Qualification details
• Domicile/state of eligibility
• Verified document information

How to Email Your Correction Request: Best Practices

When you email the board to request a correction to a locked field, follow these best practices to ensure your request is processed quickly and correctly. First, use a clear, professional subject line such as 'Application Correction Request — [Your Application Number]' so the board can immediately identify the nature of your email.

In the body of the email, include: your full name, your application number, your NEET roll number, the name of the field that needs correction, the current (incorrect) information in that field, and the correct information. Be specific and concise. For example: 'My date of birth is currently listed as 15-01-2005, but it should be 15-01-2006. Please correct this in my application.'

Send the email from a reliable email account and keep a copy of your sent email for your records. If possible, send it at least a few hours before the 8 PM deadline on 8 September to allow time for the email to reach the board's server. Do not send the email at 7:59 PM on 8 September — network delays could cause it to arrive after the cutoff. The board's email address should be available on the counselling portal or the official website ug.neetrajasthan.com.

• Use a clear subject line with your application number
• Include your full name, application number, and NEET roll number
• Specify the field name, current value, and correct value
• Be concise and professional
• Send well before the 8 PM deadline
• Keep a copy of your sent email
• Use the official email address from the counselling portal

What Happens If You Miss the Deadline

If you do not submit a correction request for a locked field by 8 PM on 8 September 2026, the board will not accept it. Your application will proceed to the next stage of counselling with the incorrect information as it stands. This can have serious consequences.

If the error is in a critical field such as your category, NEET score, or name, it could affect your eligibility for certain seats, your rank in the merit list, or even your admission. For example, if your category is incorrectly listed as General when you are actually OBC, you may not be considered for OBC-reserved seats, and you may be ranked lower than you should be. If your NEET score is wrong, your entire rank could be incorrect.

Once the counselling process moves forward and seats are allotted, correcting errors becomes much more difficult and may require intervention from higher authorities or legal action. The notice makes it clear that no requests will be considered after 8 PM on 8 September, so missing this deadline is a serious mistake. Plan ahead, review your application carefully, and submit any correction requests well before the cutoff.

• No corrections accepted after 8 PM on 8 September 2026
• Errors in locked fields will remain in your application
• Incorrect information can affect your eligibility and rank
• Correcting errors after the deadline is difficult and may require legal intervention
• Plan ahead and submit corrections early

Round 2 Registration Timeline and Next Steps

Round 2 registration opened on 6 September 2026 and is now live. The notice does not specify the exact closing date for Round 2 registration in these particular notifications, but you should check the Round 2 schedule (available on the counselling portal) for the complete timeline. The board has advised candidates to complete their registration within the prescribed timeline to avoid last-minute rush.

Your immediate action items are: (1) If you are a fresh candidate or did not complete Part 2 in Round 1, register and complete your application now. (2) Review your entire application carefully for any errors. (3) For editable fields, make corrections through the portal immediately. (4) For locked fields with errors, prepare and send your correction email by 8 PM on 8 September 2026. (5) Keep all confirmation emails and receipts for your records.

After the 8 PM deadline on 8 September, the board will process all correction requests and finalize the applications. The next stage will be document verification (if required), merit list generation, and seat allotment for Round 2. Stay tuned to the counselling portal for updates on these subsequent steps.

• Round 2 registration is live as of 6 September 2026
• Check the Round 2 schedule for the exact closing date
• Complete registration and application submission promptly
• Review your application for errors immediately
• Correct editable fields through the portal
• Email locked field corrections by 8 PM on 8 September 2026
• Keep all confirmation emails and receipts

Frequently asked questions

Round 2 registration is now live. Review your application immediately for any errors. Correct editable fields through the portal yourself. For locked fields with errors, prepare your correction email now and submit it by 8 PM on 8 September 2026 — this is a hard deadline with no exceptions. After 8 PM on 8 September, no correction requests will be accepted, and your application will proceed as it stands. Do not delay; act today to ensure your application is accurate and complete.