Rajasthan NEET UG 2026 Round 2: Registration Open for Fresh Candidates

Rajasthan's NEET UG Round 2 registration opened on 6 September 2026. This is a critical update for candidates who did not participate in Round 1 or who wish to participate in the second round of seat allotment. Fresh candidates must complete their registration within the prescribed timeline to avoid last-minute rush. Candidates who already registered and completed their application in Round 1 do not need to register again — they can proceed directly to complete Part 2 of their form if they have not already done so. The counselling board has also set a hard deadline of 8 PM on 8 September 2026 for all profile corrections and edits.

What is Round 2 Registration and Who Needs It?

Round 2 registration is the second phase of Rajasthan's NEET UG counselling for 2026. It is open to fresh candidates — those who did not register or participate in Round 1. This round allows candidates who missed the first registration window to enter the counselling process and compete for available seats in MBBS and BDS programmes across Rajasthan's medical and dental colleges.

If you already registered and completed your application form in Round 1, you do NOT need to register again. Your existing registration remains valid. However, if you have not yet completed Part 2 of your application form, you must do so during this Round 2 window to finalize your participation in counselling.

Registration Timeline and Key Dates

Round 2 registration went live on 6 September 2026. The exact closing date for registration is not specified in the notices provided, so you must check the official portal (ug.neetrajasthan.com) for the final deadline. Do not delay — the board has explicitly warned candidates to complete registration within the prescribed timeline to avoid last-minute rush and technical issues.

A critical deadline is 8 PM on 8 September 2026. This is the final time by which any corrections or edits to your profile information can be submitted. After 8 PM on 8 September, no requests for editing profile information will be considered. This applies to all candidates, whether you are registering fresh or completing Part 2.

• Round 2 registration opened: 6 September 2026
• Profile edit deadline: 8 PM on 8 September 2026 (hard cutoff)
• Closing date for registration: Check ug.neetrajasthan.com (not specified in notices)

Understanding Editable vs. Non-Editable Fields

The application form has two types of fields: editable and non-editable. Editable fields are those you can correct yourself by logging into your candidate account and using the 'edit' option. These corrections can be made until 8 PM on 8 September 2026. Non-editable fields are locked and cannot be changed by you directly.

If you need to correct a non-editable field (such as your name, date of birth, NEET roll number, or category), you cannot do it yourself through the portal. Instead, you must send a written request by email to the counselling board, and such corrections will only be considered if the email is received by 8 PM on 8 September 2026. After this deadline, no corrections to non-editable fields will be accepted, regardless of the reason.

• Editable fields: Correct yourself via candidate login using the 'edit' option until 8 PM on 8 September
• Non-editable fields: Request correction by email only; must be received by 8 PM on 8 September
• After 8 PM on 8 September: No profile edits or corrections of any kind will be accepted

How to Register as a Fresh Candidate

To register for Round 2, visit the official Rajasthan NEET UG counselling portal at ug.neetrajasthan.com. You will need to create a new candidate account if you do not already have one. Have your NEET admit card, NEET score card, and basic personal information (name, date of birth, contact details) ready before you begin.

The registration process involves filling out an application form. The form is divided into parts: Part 1 contains your basic information and NEET details, and Part 2 is where you finalize your registration and confirm your participation in counselling. Fresh candidates must complete both parts. If you completed Part 1 in Round 1 but did not submit Part 2, you can now complete Part 2 to finalize your registration for Round 2.

• Visit ug.neetrajasthan.com
• Create a candidate account (if you do not have one)
• Fill Part 1 of the application form with your NEET details and personal information
• Complete Part 2 to finalize your registration
• Submit your application before the closing date

Completing Part 2 if You Started in Round 1

If you registered in Round 1 and completed Part 1 of your application form but did not submit Part 2, you now have the opportunity to complete Part 2 during Round 2. This is essential — without Part 2 submission, your registration is incomplete and you will not be eligible for seat allotment.

Log into your candidate account using your credentials from Round 1. You will see the option to complete Part 2. Fill in all required information, review it carefully, and submit. Once Part 2 is submitted, your registration is finalized and you are eligible to participate in Round 2 counselling and seat allotment.

• Log in with your Round 1 credentials
• Navigate to Part 2 of your application
• Fill in all required fields
• Review all information for accuracy
• Submit Part 2 before the closing date

Important Trap: The 8 PM Deadline on 8 September

⚠️ This is the single most critical deadline in Round 2. At 8 PM on 8 September 2026, the portal will stop accepting any profile edits or corrections. This is a hard cutoff — there are no extensions, no exceptions, and no late submissions. If you have any errors in your profile (name spelling, category, NEET score, date of birth, contact details), you must correct them before this time.

Many candidates miss this deadline because they assume they can correct errors later. They cannot. If your profile has an error and you do not correct it by 8 PM on 8 September, that error will remain in your application throughout counselling and may result in rejection at the time of document verification or seat acceptance. Check your profile carefully and make all corrections immediately — do not wait until the last day.

• 8 PM on 8 September 2026 is the absolute final deadline for all profile edits
• No corrections will be accepted after this time
• Errors in your profile can lead to rejection during verification or joining
• Do not wait until the last day — correct errors immediately after registration

Documents You Will Need for Registration

While the notices do not provide a detailed list of documents required for Round 2 registration itself, you will need to have the following ready when you register: your NEET admit card, NEET score card, and proof of your educational qualifications (12th pass certificate or equivalent). You will also need a valid contact number and email address.

Keep in mind that the documents listed above are for registration. When you are allotted a seat and called for joining at your college, you will be required to submit additional documents such as your original certificates, caste/category certificates (if applicable), and other proof of eligibility. The board will issue a detailed list of documents required at the time of joining; ensure you collect and organize all documents well in advance.

• NEET admit card
• NEET score card
• 12th pass certificate or equivalent educational qualification proof
• Valid contact number and email address
• Additional documents will be required at the time of joining (to be notified separately)

What Happens After Registration Closes?

Once the Round 2 registration deadline passes, the counselling board will verify all applications and prepare a merit list. Candidates will be ranked based on their NEET score and category. The board will then conduct the seat allotment process and release an allotment letter showing which college and course you have been allotted.

You will be able to download your allotment letter from your candidate login on the portal. The letter will contain your allotted college, course (MBBS or BDS), seat category, and the date and time slot for you to report and join at the college. It is your responsibility to download the letter, note the reporting date and time, and arrive at the college with all required documents on time.

• Merit list will be prepared after registration closes
• Seat allotment will be conducted based on merit and category
• Allotment letter will be available in your candidate login
• Download your letter and note your reporting date and time
• Report to your allotted college on the specified date with all required documents

Category and Quota Information

Rajasthan's NEET UG counselling allocates seats across multiple categories and quotas, including General, OBC-NCL, SC, ST, and other reserved categories. The exact number of seats available in each category for Round 2 will be displayed on the portal. When you register, you must declare your category accurately — this is based on your caste/category certificate and cannot be changed after registration closes.

If you belong to a reserved category (OBC-NCL, SC, ST, or other), ensure that your category certificate is valid and issued by the competent authority. The board has noted that an OBC-NCL certificate is valid for the MBC-NCL (Most Backward Classes – Non-Creamy Layer) reservation benefit. If you have any doubt about your category eligibility, contact the board before the registration deadline.

• Categories: General, OBC-NCL, SC, ST, and other reserved categories
• Declare your category accurately during registration
• Category cannot be changed after registration closes
• Ensure your category certificate is valid and issued by the competent authority
• OBC-NCL certificate is valid for MBC-NCL reservation benefit

NRI and Special Category Candidates

If you are an NRI (Non-Resident Indian) candidate or belong to a special category such as WDP (Widows, Dependents of Police), WPP (Widows, Dependents of Police Personnel), or PwBD/PwD (Persons with Benchmark Disability), you may have specific eligibility requirements and separate merit lists. The board has issued separate notifications and merit lists for these categories in previous rounds.

If you believe you fall into one of these special categories, check the official portal for any specific instructions or separate registration processes. You may be required to submit additional documents or undergo verification. Contact the counselling board directly if you are unsure about your eligibility or the process for your category.

• NRI candidates: Check for specific eligibility and fee requirements
• WDP/WPP candidates: May require separate verification and documents
• PwBD/PwD candidates: May have separate merit lists and quotas
• Contact the board if you are unsure about your category eligibility

How to Avoid Common Registration Mistakes

The most common mistake is entering incorrect information during registration and then not correcting it before the 8 PM deadline on 8 September. Double-check every field — your name, date of birth, NEET roll number, NEET score, category, and contact details — before submitting. A single typo can cause your application to be rejected during verification.

Another common error is confusing whether you need to register again. If you registered in Round 1, do not register again — you will create a duplicate account and lose your original registration. Instead, log in with your existing credentials and complete Part 2 if you have not already done so. If you are unsure whether you registered in Round 1, check your email for a confirmation message or contact the board.

• Do not register twice — if you registered in Round 1, do not register again
• Double-check all information before submitting
• Correct any errors immediately; do not wait until the deadline
• If you registered in Round 1, log in with your existing credentials to complete Part 2
• Keep your registration confirmation email and login credentials safe

Frequently asked questions

If you are a fresh candidate, register now on ug.neetrajasthan.com for Round 2. If you registered in Round 1 but did not complete Part 2, log in and complete it immediately. All profile edits and corrections must be submitted by 8 PM on 8 September 2026 — after this deadline, no changes will be accepted. Check the official portal regularly for updates on merit lists, allotment dates, and joining instructions.