Rajasthan NEET UG 2026 Round-2 Choice Filling Open for PwBD/PwD Candidates

The Rajasthan NEET UG Medical & Dental Admission/Counselling Board has announced that choice filling for Round-2 is now active for all PwBD/PwD (persons with benchmark disability) candidates. This is a critical step in the counselling process where eligible candidates must log in to the official portal, review the available seats in their category, and rank their preferred colleges and courses in order of preference. The choices you fill will determine which seat you are allotted in the final merit-based allocation. This notice applies only to candidates with a valid disability certificate and does not affect general category or other reserved category candidates who follow a separate counselling schedule.

What is Choice Filling and Why It Matters

Choice filling is the process where you tell the counselling board which colleges and which courses (MBBS or BDS) you want to be considered for, ranked in your order of preference. The board uses your choices along with your merit rank to decide which seat to allot you. If you do not fill choices, the system may either allot you a seat automatically (which may not be your preference) or you may not get a seat at all.

For Round-2, the board has released a revised provisional allotment list for PwBD/PwD candidates (dated 18.9.26) and a vacant seat matrix showing which seats are still available after Round-1 joining. You must review these documents before filling your choices to understand what seats are available to you.

Who Is Eligible to Fill Choices in Round-2

Only candidates with a valid disability certificate (PwBD/PwD — persons with benchmark disability or persons with disability as per the Persons with Disabilities Act) are eligible to fill choices in this Round-2 window. Your disability must have been verified and accepted by the counselling board during the document verification process.

If you are a general category candidate, OBC-NCL, SC, ST, or other reserved category candidate without a disability certificate, you do not fill choices in this window. Your counselling follows a separate schedule and process.

• You must have a valid disability certificate issued by a competent authority
• Your certificate must have been verified and accepted during the online document verification process
• You must have a valid NEET UG 2026 score and admit card

How to Access the Choice Filling Portal

To fill your choices, you must log in to the official Rajasthan NEET UG counselling portal at ug.neetrajasthan.com. Use your registration number and password (the same credentials you used to apply for counselling). Once logged in, you will see the choice filling module where you can select and rank colleges and courses.

If you have forgotten your password, use the 'Forgot Password' option on the login page to reset it. Make sure you have a stable internet connection and use a computer or smartphone with an updated browser for the best experience.

• Portal: ug.neetrajasthan.com
• Login with your registration number and password
• Navigate to the 'Choice Filling' or 'Round-2 Choices' section
• Do not share your login credentials with anyone

Available Seats for PwBD/PwD Candidates in Round-2

The board has released a vacant seat matrix specifically for PwBD/PwD candidates showing which seats remain available after Round-1 allotment and joining. This matrix lists all government, private, and other colleges participating in the counselling, along with the number of MBBS and BDS seats available in each institution for the PwBD/PwD category.

Before filling your choices, download and carefully review this vacant seat matrix (dated 7.9.26 for PwBD/PwD candidates). This tells you exactly which colleges and courses have seats available for you. You can only choose from seats that are shown as vacant in this matrix. Additionally, a revised seat matrix was released on 13.9.26 after Pacific Medical College & Hospital, Udaipur added 50 new seats, so check the latest version.

• Review the PwBD/PwD vacant seat matrix (Round-2) dated 7.9.26
• Check the revised seat matrix dated 13.9.26 for any new seats added
• Note the college name, course (MBBS/BDS), and number of available seats
• Only choose from colleges and seats shown as vacant

How to Fill and Rank Your Choices

Once you log in, the portal will display a list of available colleges and courses. You must select the colleges and courses you wish to be considered for and rank them in order of your preference. Rank 1 is your first choice (most preferred), Rank 2 is your second choice, and so on. The allotment algorithm will try to allot you the highest-ranked choice for which you are eligible based on your merit rank.

You can add as many choices as you wish — there is no limit. However, you should only add colleges and courses you are genuinely willing to join. Once you have ranked all your choices, review them carefully and then submit. After submission, you will receive a confirmation. Save or print this confirmation for your records. Do not close the browser or refresh the page during the submission process.

• Log in and open the choice filling module
• Search for colleges by name or location
• Select the course (MBBS or BDS) you want
• Add the college to your choice list
• Rank all your choices in order of preference (1 = most preferred)
• Review your choices carefully before submitting
• Click 'Submit' and wait for the confirmation message
• Save or print your confirmation receipt

Important Dates and Deadlines

The notice states that choice filling for Round-2 is 'active now' as of 19 September 2026. However, the notice does not specify the exact closing date and time for choice filling. This is a critical gap — you must check the Round-2 schedule (released on 5.9.26) or visit the portal to find the exact deadline. Missing the deadline will mean you cannot fill choices and will lose the opportunity to express your preference.

Additionally, the board has issued a notice extending the deadline for joining (reporting to college) for Round-2. Check the 'Notice for Extension of Deadline of Joining for Round 2' (dated 18.9.26) and the 'Notice of Revised last date of reporting for round 2' (dated 15.9.26) to understand when you must report to your allotted college after the allotment result is announced.

• Choice filling opened: 19 September 2026
• Choice filling closing date: Check the Round-2 schedule or portal (exact date not stated in this notice)
• Allotment result: To be announced after choice filling closes
• Joining/reporting deadline: Extended — check the joining extension notice for exact date

What Happens After You Fill Choices

After the choice filling deadline passes, the counselling board will run an allotment algorithm. This algorithm matches your merit rank with your choice preferences and the available seats. Based on your rank and choices, you will be allotted one seat. The allotment result will be published on the portal, and you will receive a notification (usually via email or SMS) with your allotted college, course, and seat details.

Once you receive your allotment, you must report to the allotted college within the specified deadline with all required documents. If you do not report within the deadline, your seat will be cancelled and offered to the next eligible candidate. The board has extended the joining deadline for Round-2, so check the exact date before planning your travel.

• Allotment algorithm runs after choice filling closes
• Allotment result published on ug.neetrajasthan.com
• You receive notification of your allotted seat
• You must report to college with all documents by the joining deadline
• Failure to report results in seat cancellation

Documents You Will Need at the Time of Joining

The board has released a detailed list of documents required at the time of reporting/joining at your allotted college. This list is critical — if you do not bring all required documents, your admission may be rejected or delayed. The documents include your original certificates, identity proof, disability certificate, NEET admit card, allotment letter, and various undertakings and forms.

Download the document list titled 'LIST OF DOCUMENTS NEEDED AT TIME OF REPORTING/JOINING AT COLLEGE DESK AT ACADEMIC BLOCK SMS MEDICAL COLLEGE JAIPUR ALONG WITH APPLICATION FORM & UNDERTAKING (PROFORMA-7)' (dated 30.8.26) and prepare all documents in advance. Do not wait until the last day to collect them, as some documents (like caste certificates or disability certificates) may take time to obtain if you do not already have them.

• Original NEET admit card
• Original disability certificate (PwBD/PwD)
• Original 10th and 12th mark sheets and certificates
• Original NEET score card
• Allotment letter (print from portal)
• Application form (print from portal)
• Undertaking (Proforma-7) — signed and notarized
• Identity proof (Aadhaar, PAN, or passport)
• Address proof (electricity bill, water bill, or rental agreement)
• Passport-size photographs (as per college requirement)
• Any other documents specified in the college's admission letter

Minimum Eligibility Marks for BDS Admission

If you are applying for BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery), the Dental Education Board, NDC has set a minimum marks requirement. The board released an 'IMPORTANT NOTICE: Eligibility Criteria by Dental Education Board, NDC for admission to BDS Course - Minimum Marks' on 10.9.26. You must check this notice to confirm that your NEET score meets the minimum threshold for BDS admission. If your score is below the minimum, you will not be eligible for BDS seats even if you rank them in your choices.

This is a common trap — candidates sometimes fill BDS choices without checking if they meet the minimum marks, and then their choices are rejected during allotment. Before filling any BDS choice, verify your eligibility by reviewing the NDC notice.

• BDS has a minimum marks requirement set by the Dental Education Board, NDC
• Check the notice dated 10.9.26 for the exact minimum marks
• Verify your NEET score meets this minimum before choosing BDS
• If ineligible for BDS, fill only MBBS choices

Fee Structure for Different College Types

The fee you will pay depends on the type of college you are allotted to — government, private, ESIC, or NRI. The board has released separate fee schedules for each type: MBBS (Govt & Management seats), BDS (Govt seats), MBBS (Private Medical Colleges), BDS (Private Dental Colleges), MBBS (ESIC MC), and NRI seats. These fees are fixed by the board and must be paid at the time of joining.

Review the fee structure for the colleges you are choosing so you understand the financial commitment. Government seats are significantly cheaper than private seats. If you are choosing private colleges, ensure your family can afford the fees before ranking them. The board does not refund fees if you do not join after allotment, so be certain before confirming your choices.

• Government MBBS/BDS: Lower fees (check fee notice for exact amount)
• Private MBBS/BDS: Higher fees (check fee notice for exact amount)
• ESIC Medical College MBBS: Specific fee structure
• NRI seats: Separate fee structure (higher than general seats)
• Fees must be paid at the time of joining
• No refund if you do not join after allotment

Service Bond and Surety Bond Requirements

If you are allotted a seat in a government medical or dental college, you may be required to sign a service bond or surety bond. The board has released an 'Order along with Surety Bond for all Govt., RUHS-CMS, Govt. Society RAJMES Medical Colleges and Service Bond for Govt. Seats' (dated 15.8.26). This bond is a legal commitment that you will serve in the state or repay the cost of your education if you do not.

Read and understand the bond terms before joining. A service bond typically requires you to work in a government health facility in Rajasthan for a specified period after graduation. If you break the bond, you may have to pay a penalty or refund the cost of your education. This is an important commitment, so discuss it with your family before filling government college choices.

• Government college seats require a service or surety bond
• Bond commits you to serve in Rajasthan or repay education costs
• Read the bond order dated 15.8.26 for full terms
• Understand the service period and penalty clauses
• Discuss with family before committing to government seats

Common Mistakes That Get Your Application Rejected

Many candidates lose their seats due to preventable mistakes during choice filling and joining. The most common error is not filling any choices at all — if you do not fill choices by the deadline, you will either get an automatic allotment (which may not be your preference) or no seat. Another mistake is filling choices for colleges or courses you are not eligible for (e.g., BDS without meeting the minimum marks, or a course at a college that has no vacant seats in your category).

A third major trap is not bringing all required documents at the time of joining. The board has a strict list of documents, and if even one is missing, your admission can be rejected. For example, if your disability certificate is not in the correct format or was not verified by the board, you may be rejected. Similarly, if your caste certificate (if applicable) does not show the sub-category (e.g., 'OBC-NCL' vs. just 'OBC'), it may be rejected. Always verify the exact format and issuing authority required before obtaining any certificate.

• ⚠️ Not filling any choices by the deadline
• ⚠️ Filling choices for courses you are not eligible for (e.g., BDS without minimum marks)
• ⚠️ Filling choices for colleges with no vacant seats in your category
• ⚠️ Not bringing all required documents at joining
• ⚠️ Bringing documents in the wrong format or from the wrong authority
• ⚠️ Disability certificate not verified by the board
• ⚠️ Caste certificate missing sub-category details (if applicable)
• ⚠️ Not reporting to college by the joining deadline

Frequently asked questions

Log in to ug.neetrajasthan.com immediately using your registration number and password. Review the PwBD/PwD vacant seat matrix (dated 7.9.26, updated 13.9.26) and the Round-2 schedule to understand available seats and the choice filling deadline. Rank your preferred colleges and courses in order of preference and submit your choices before the deadline closes. After allotment, report to your college by the joining deadline with all required documents listed in the board's document checklist. Do not delay — missing the choice filling deadline means you lose control over your seat allotment.