Rajasthan NEET UG Round 2 registration opened on 6 September 2026 and is now live. The counselling board has issued urgent clarifications about how and when you can correct your application information. Some fields in your profile can be edited by you directly through your login; others require you to email the board with proof. Critically, all profile edits—whether self-edited or email-requested—must be submitted by 8 PM on 8 September 2026. After that deadline, no corrections will be accepted. This notice affects every candidate in Round 2, whether you are registering fresh or completing Part 2 after Round 1.
All profile corrections must be completed by 8 PM on 8 September 2026; after that, no edits will be considered.
What is happening right now in Round 2?
Rajasthan NEET UG Round 2 registration is now live as of 6 September 2026. This is the second round of counselling for MBBS and BDS seats in Rajasthan. If you participated in Round 1, you may now complete Part 2 of your application for final submission and registration in the counselling process. If you did not register in Round 1, you can register fresh for Round 2.
The board has issued a series of notices clarifying the rules for correcting your application information during this round. These rules are strict and have tight deadlines. Understanding them now will prevent your application from being rejected or your seat from being cancelled.
Which parts of your application can you edit yourself?
Some fields in your application form are marked as editable. You can correct these fields yourself by logging into the candidate portal and using the 'Edit' option. The board has not specified which exact fields are editable in this notice, but the general rule is that editable fields are those that do not require external verification (such as your contact details, address, or other information you provided yourself).
To edit these fields: log in to the Rajasthan NEET UG counselling portal (ug.neetrajasthan.com), navigate to your application, find the 'Edit' option, make your corrections, and save. You can do this at any time up until 8 PM on 8 September 2026. After that time, the edit option will close and no further changes will be allowed.
- Log in to your candidate account on ug.neetrajasthan.com
- Look for the 'Edit' option in your application
- Correct the editable fields
- Save your changes
- Complete this before 8 PM on 8 September 2026
What if you need to correct a field that is NOT editable?
Some fields in your application form are marked as uneditable. These are typically fields that require verification or are based on official documents (such as your NEET score, category, or other details that came from your NEET registration or submitted certificates). You cannot change these fields yourself through the portal.
If you need to correct an uneditable field, you must email the Rajasthan NEET UG counselling board with your request and supporting documents. The board will review your request and make the correction if it is valid. However, this must be done by 8 PM on 8 September 2026. Emails received after that time will not be considered.
- Identify the uneditable field that needs correction
- Gather supporting documents (certificates, proof, etc.)
- Email your request to the board (address to be confirmed from the portal)
- Include your application number and NEET roll number
- Send before 8 PM on 8 September 2026
The hard deadline: 8 PM on 8 September 2026
This is the most critical date in Round 2 registration. At 8 PM on 8 September 2026, the portal will stop accepting any profile edits or correction requests. Whether you are editing a field yourself or requesting a correction via email, your submission must reach the board before this time. The board has stated clearly: 'No request for editing of profile information of candidates will be considered after 8 PM on 8.9.26.'
This means if you send an email at 8:01 PM, it will not be processed. If you try to edit a field after 8 PM, the system will not allow it. Plan ahead and complete all corrections well before this deadline—do not wait until the last minute.
- All self-edits must be saved by 8 PM on 8 September 2026
- All email correction requests must be received by 8 PM on 8 September 2026
- No exceptions will be made after this time
- Plan to complete corrections by 7 PM to allow a safety margin
Who needs to do this? (Eligibility and applicability)
This notice applies to all candidates participating in Rajasthan NEET UG Round 2 counselling for MBBS and BDS seats. This includes: (1) candidates who completed Part 1 of their application in Round 1 and are now completing Part 2 for final submission; (2) fresh candidates who did not register in Round 1 and are registering for the first time in Round 2; and (3) any candidate who needs to correct information in their profile before final submission.
If you already registered in Round 1, you do NOT need to register again. You only need to complete Part 2 and make any necessary corrections. If you are registering for the first time in Round 2, you will go through the full registration process and should make all corrections before submitting.
- Candidates who completed Part 1 in Round 1 (now completing Part 2)
- Fresh candidates registering for Round 2 for the first time
- Any candidate with errors or changes needed in their profile
- Candidates already registered in Round 1 do NOT register again
Step-by-step: How to correct your profile before the deadline
Follow this process to ensure your corrections are submitted on time. First, log in to the Rajasthan NEET UG counselling portal (ug.neetrajasthan.com) using your credentials. Review your entire application carefully and identify any errors or information that needs to be updated.
For editable fields: use the 'Edit' option in the portal to make corrections directly. Save each change immediately. For uneditable fields: prepare your correction request with supporting documents and email it to the board (the email address should be available on the portal or in the counselling information bulletin). Include your application number, NEET roll number, the field that needs correction, and the correct information with proof. Send this email well before 8 PM on 8 September 2026.
After making all corrections, log out and log back in to verify that your changes have been saved. If you submitted an email correction request, monitor your email for any response from the board asking for additional information. Do not assume your correction has been processed until you receive confirmation.
- Log in to ug.neetrajasthan.com with your credentials
- Review your entire application for errors
- For editable fields: click 'Edit', make changes, save immediately
- For uneditable fields: prepare email with documents and send before 8 PM on 8 Sept
- Include application number and NEET roll number in email
- Log back in to verify changes are saved
- Keep confirmation emails from the board
What happens if you miss the deadline?
If you do not correct your profile by 8 PM on 8 September 2026, your application will be processed with the information currently in the system. If that information is incorrect, it could lead to serious consequences: your seat allotment could be based on wrong data, you could be allotted a seat you are not eligible for (and later lose it), or you could miss out on a seat you should have received.
Once the deadline passes, the board will not accept any further corrections. You will have to proceed with the incorrect information through the rest of the counselling process. This is why it is critical to act now and not delay.
- Application will be processed with current (possibly incorrect) information
- Seat allotment may be based on wrong data
- You could lose your seat if information is found to be incorrect later
- No corrections will be accepted after 8 PM on 8 September 2026
- Plan ahead—do not wait until the last minute
Important: What documents do you need for email corrections?
If you are requesting a correction to an uneditable field via email, you must include supporting documents. The exact documents required depend on which field you are correcting. For example, if you are correcting your category, you will need a copy of your category certificate. If you are correcting your name, you will need a copy of your NEET admit card or a government ID showing the correct name.
The board has issued separate notices listing the documents required for verification of specific categories (such as WDP/WPP candidates, NRI candidates, and PwBD/PwD candidates). If your correction relates to one of these categories, refer to those notices for the exact document list. In general, always include: (1) a clear copy of the relevant official document, (2) your application number, (3) your NEET roll number, and (4) a brief explanation of the correction needed.
- Copy of relevant official document (certificate, ID, admit card, etc.)
- Your application number
- Your NEET roll number
- Brief explanation of the correction
- For category corrections: category certificate
- For name corrections: NEET admit card or government ID
- For other corrections: supporting proof from official source
Common mistakes that get applications rejected
Mistake 1: Waiting until the last minute. Many candidates delay corrections and then find the portal is closed or their email is not processed in time. Do your corrections as soon as you log in, not on 8 September at 7:59 PM.
Mistake 2: Sending email corrections without proper documents. If you email a correction request without supporting proof, the board may reject it or ask you to resubmit, which could cause you to miss the deadline. Always attach clear copies of relevant documents.
Mistake 3: Not verifying that your correction was saved. After editing a field or sending an email, log back in and confirm the change appears in your profile. If it does not, contact the board immediately.
Mistake 4: Assuming an uneditable field can be edited. If you try to edit a field that is locked, do not assume it is a system error. Instead, email the board with a correction request. Trying to force an edit could cause problems.
Mistake 5: Missing the 8 PM deadline. The board has been very clear: no corrections after 8 PM on 8 September 2026. This is a hard stop, not a guideline.
- Do not wait until the last minute—correct errors as soon as you register
- Always include supporting documents with email correction requests
- Verify that your corrections have been saved in the system
- Do not try to edit uneditable fields—email the board instead
- Remember the hard deadline: 8 PM on 8 September 2026
What to do if you have already registered in Round 1
If you completed Part 1 of your application in Round 1, you do not need to register again for Round 2. Instead, you need to log in and complete Part 2 of your application for final submission and registration in the counselling process. During this process, you will have the opportunity to review and correct your information.
Use the same login credentials you used in Round 1. When you log in, you should see an option to complete Part 2. Review all the information from Part 1 carefully. If you spot any errors, use the edit option to correct them before submitting Part 2. Remember, all corrections must be done by 8 PM on 8 September 2026.
- Use your Round 1 login credentials
- Look for the 'Complete Part 2' option
- Review all Part 1 information carefully
- Correct any errors using the edit option
- Submit Part 2 before 8 PM on 8 September 2026
What to do if you are registering fresh in Round 2
If you did not register in Round 1, you can register fresh for Round 2. The board has stated: 'Registration can be found by fresh candidates.' This means the registration portal is open to new applicants. You will need to fill out your complete application form (both Part 1 and Part 2) and submit it for final registration in the counselling process.
When filling out your application, be very careful to enter all information correctly the first time. Double-check your name, category, NEET score, contact details, and all other fields before submitting. If you make an error, you can correct editable fields using the edit option, or request corrections to uneditable fields via email. All corrections must be completed by 8 PM on 8 September 2026.
- Go to ug.neetrajasthan.com and select 'New Registration'
- Fill out your complete application carefully
- Double-check all information before submitting
- If you spot errors after submission, use edit or email correction
- Complete all corrections by 8 PM on 8 September 2026
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When does Round 2 registration close?
The notice does not specify the exact date when Round 2 registration closes. However, it clearly states that all profile edits and corrections must be completed by 8 PM on 8 September 2026. You should complete your registration and all corrections well before this deadline. Check the Rajasthan NEET UG counselling portal (ug.neetrajasthan.com) for the full Round 2 schedule, which should list the registration closing date.
Can I edit my profile after 8 PM on 8 September 2026?
No. The board has stated clearly: 'No request for editing of profile information of candidates will be considered after 8 PM on 8.9.26.' This is a hard deadline. After 8 PM on 8 September 2026, you will not be able to edit any field yourself, and the board will not accept any email correction requests. All edits must be completed before this time.
What is the difference between editable and uneditable fields?
Editable fields are those you can correct yourself by logging into the portal and using the 'Edit' option. These are typically fields like contact details or address that you provided yourself. Uneditable fields are locked and cannot be changed through the portal—these typically include information based on official documents (like your NEET score, category, or name as per your NEET registration). For uneditable fields, you must email the board with supporting documents to request a correction.
How do I request a correction to an uneditable field?
Email the Rajasthan NEET UG counselling board with your correction request. Include: (1) your application number, (2) your NEET roll number, (3) the field that needs correction, (4) the correct information, and (5) clear copies of supporting documents (such as your category certificate, NEET admit card, or other official proof). Send this email before 8 PM on 8 September 2026. The exact email address should be available on the counselling portal or in the information bulletin.
Do I need to register again if I already registered in Round 1?
No. The board has stated: 'Candidates Already registered in Round-1 need NOT register again.' If you registered in Round 1, you only need to log in and complete Part 2 of your application for final submission and registration in the counselling process. Use the same login credentials you used in Round 1.
What happens if I do not correct an error in my profile by the deadline?
Your application will be processed with the incorrect information. This could lead to serious consequences: your seat allotment could be based on wrong data, you could be allotted a seat you are not eligible for (and later lose it), or you could miss out on a seat you should have received. Once the deadline passes, the board will not accept any further corrections. This is why it is critical to act now.
Can I edit my profile on 8 September after 8 PM?
No. The deadline is 8 PM on 8 September 2026. Any edits attempted after 8 PM will not be accepted. The portal will close to edits at that time, and the board will not process any email correction requests received after 8 PM. Plan to complete all corrections by 7 PM at the latest to allow a safety margin.
What documents do I need to send with an email correction request?
The exact documents depend on which field you are correcting. In general, include: (1) a clear copy of the relevant official document (such as your category certificate, NEET admit card, government ID, or other proof), (2) your application number, (3) your NEET roll number, and (4) a brief explanation of the correction. For category-specific corrections (WDP/WPP, NRI, PwBD/PwD), refer to the separate notices issued by the board for the exact document list.
How do I know if my email correction request was received and processed?
After sending your email, monitor your inbox for a response from the board. They may ask for additional information or confirm that your correction has been processed. Do not assume your correction has been made until you receive confirmation. Log back into the portal and verify that the corrected information now appears in your profile.
What if I need to correct multiple fields in my profile?
Correct all editable fields yourself using the 'Edit' option in the portal. For uneditable fields, you can include all corrections in a single email to the board, with supporting documents for each correction. This is more efficient than sending multiple emails. Complete all corrections—both self-edits and email requests—by 8 PM on 8 September 2026.
Act now. Log in to ug.neetrajasthan.com, review your entire application, and correct any errors using the edit option or by emailing the board with supporting documents. The hard deadline is 8 PM on 8 September 2026—after that time, no corrections will be accepted. Do not wait until the last minute. Complete all corrections today or tomorrow to ensure they are processed in time.
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