The Rajasthan NEET UG Medical & Dental Admission/Counselling Board has announced that Round 2 registration for NEET UG 2026 counselling is now live as of 6 September 2026. Fresh candidates who did not participate in Round 1 can now register to participate in the Round 2 counselling process. Importantly, candidates who have already completed registration in Round 1 should NOT register again — they are automatically eligible for Round 2. This is a critical window for new candidates to enter the counselling system and secure a seat in MBBS or BDS programmes across Rajasthan's medical and dental colleges.
Round 2 registration is open for fresh candidates only; if you registered in Round 1, do not register again.
What Is Round 2 Registration?
Round 2 registration is the process by which fresh candidates — those who did not participate in Round 1 counselling — can enter the Rajasthan NEET UG 2026 counselling system. Registration is the first step in the counselling process and is mandatory for any candidate who wishes to be considered for seat allotment in MBBS or BDS programmes.
The registration portal opened on 6 September 2026. Candidates must complete their registration within the prescribed timeline to avoid last-minute rush and ensure they are eligible for Round 2 seat allotment.
Who Should Register in Round 2?
Only fresh candidates — those who did NOT register or participate in Round 1 — should register in Round 2. This includes candidates who may have missed Round 1 or who are now eligible and wish to participate for the first time.
If you already completed registration in Round 1, you must NOT register again. Your registration from Round 1 remains valid, and you are automatically eligible to participate in Round 2. Registering twice can cause confusion in the system and may lead to rejection of your application.
- Fresh candidates: register now in Round 2
- Round 1 registered candidates: do NOT register again
Important: Two-Part Application Process
The Rajasthan NEET UG counselling application has two parts. Part 1 is the initial registration and basic information submission. Part 2 is the completion of your full application form, including choice filling and final submission for participation in the counselling process.
Candidates who completed Part 1 in Round 1 can now proceed to complete Part 2 for final submission and registration for participation in the counselling process. This two-step process ensures all required information is collected before seat allotment begins.
- Part 1: Initial registration and basic information
- Part 2: Complete application form, choice filling, and final submission
How to Register for Round 2
To register for Round 2, visit the official Rajasthan NEET UG counselling portal at ug.neetrajasthan.com. Log in with your credentials or create a new account if you do not have one. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete your registration.
The registration process is straightforward and requires you to provide your NEET roll number, personal details, and other information as requested by the portal. Ensure all information is accurate and matches your NEET admit card and other official documents.
- Visit ug.neetrajasthan.com
- Log in or create a new account
- Fill in all required information accurately
- Submit your registration
Registration Timeline and Deadline
Round 2 registration opened on 6 September 2026. The notice states that candidates are advised to complete their registration within the prescribed timeline to avoid last-minute rush. However, the specific closing date for Round 2 registration is not provided in this notice.
You must check the official portal or the Round 2 schedule document (available on the counselling website) for the exact registration deadline. Do not wait until the last day — register as soon as possible to ensure your application is processed without delay.
- Registration opened: 6 September 2026
- Closing date: check the official portal or Round 2 schedule for exact deadline
- Register early to avoid last-minute issues
What Happens After Registration?
After you complete registration, you will be eligible to participate in the Round 2 counselling process. The next steps typically include choice filling (selecting your preferred colleges and courses in order of preference), merit list generation based on your NEET score and category, and finally seat allotment.
Keep checking the official portal for updates on the schedule for choice filling, merit list release, and allotment. The board will issue separate notifications for each stage of the process.
- Registration → Choice filling → Merit list → Seat allotment
- Monitor the portal for updates on each stage
- Follow all deadlines strictly
Key Trap: Do Not Register Twice
The most critical mistake a candidate can make is registering twice — once in Round 1 and again in Round 2. If you already registered in Round 1, your registration is still valid and you are automatically eligible for Round 2. Registering a second time will create duplicate entries in the system, which can lead to rejection of your application or disqualification from the counselling process.
Before you register in Round 2, log into the portal with your credentials and check if you already have an active registration from Round 1. If you do, simply proceed to complete Part 2 of your application (if you have not already done so) and wait for the choice-filling window. Do not create a new registration.
- ⚠️ If you registered in Round 1, do NOT register again in Round 2
- ⚠️ Duplicate registrations can result in rejection or disqualification
- ✅ Check your existing registration status before registering
Round 2 Seats and Colleges
Round 2 includes seats that were not filled in Round 1, as well as seats from colleges that are participating in Round 2 for the first time. For example, the notice mentions that 89 seats from Jaipur Dental College, Jaipur will be included for allotment in Round 2 of state counselling.
The exact seat matrix for Round 2 (showing the number of MBBS and BDS seats available, broken down by category and college) will be published separately on the official portal. Check the portal for the Round 2 Seat Matrix document before you fill your choices.
- Round 2 includes unfilled seats from Round 1
- New colleges or additional seats may be added in Round 2
- Check the Round 2 Seat Matrix for exact availability
Academic Session Start Date
As per a revised MCC (Medical Counselling Committee) notification, the academic session will now commence from 15 September 2026. This means that candidates who are allotted seats in Round 2 will be expected to join their respective colleges by or around this date. Plan your joining accordingly and ensure all required documents are ready well in advance.
- Academic session starts: 15 September 2026
- Prepare all joining documents in advance
- Be ready to join your allotted college by the start date
Documents You Will Need
While the registration process itself requires only basic information, you will need to have certain documents ready for verification and joining. The board has published a detailed list of documents required at the time of reporting/joining at the college. These typically include your NEET score card, admit card, category certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate, and other identity and educational documents.
Download and review the 'List of Documents Needed at Time of Reporting/Joining' from the official portal. Prepare all documents in advance so that you are not caught off guard when you report to your allotted college.
- NEET score card and admit card
- Category certificate (if applicable)
- Domicile certificate
- Identity proof and educational certificates
- Check the official list for complete details
Where to Find More Information
All official notifications, schedules, seat matrices, and documents are available on the Rajasthan NEET UG counselling portal at ug.neetrajasthan.com. This is your single source of truth for all counselling-related information.
The portal is managed by the Office of the Chairman, NEET UG Medical & Dental Admission/Counselling Board, SMS Medical College, Jaipur, under the Department of Medical Education, Government of Rajasthan. Check the portal regularly for updates, as new notices are posted frequently.
- Official portal: ug.neetrajasthan.com
- Check regularly for updates and new notices
- Download all required documents and schedules from the portal
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I registered in Round 1 but did not get a seat. Should I register again in Round 2?
No. If you registered in Round 1, your registration remains valid for Round 2. You do NOT need to register again. Simply log into the portal with your existing credentials and proceed to complete Part 2 of your application (if you have not already done so) and wait for the Round 2 choice-filling window. Registering twice will create duplicate entries and may result in rejection.
I missed Round 1 entirely. Can I register now in Round 2?
Yes. If you did not participate in Round 1 at all, you are a fresh candidate and can register now in Round 2. Visit ug.neetrajasthan.com, create a new account or log in, and complete your registration. Make sure you do this within the prescribed timeline to avoid last-minute issues.
What is the deadline for Round 2 registration?
The notice states that Round 2 registration opened on 6 September 2026 and that candidates should complete registration within the prescribed timeline. However, the exact closing date is not mentioned in this notice. Check the official portal or the Round 2 schedule document for the specific deadline.
What is the difference between Part 1 and Part 2 of the application?
Part 1 is the initial registration where you provide basic information. Part 2 is where you complete your full application form, including filling in your choice of colleges and courses in order of preference, and submit it for final registration in the counselling process. Candidates who completed Part 1 in Round 1 can now proceed to Part 2.
When will the Round 2 merit list be released?
The notice does not provide the date for Round 2 merit list release. Check the official portal for the Round 2 schedule, which will outline all key dates including merit list release, choice filling, and allotment dates.
What colleges and seats are available in Round 2?
Round 2 includes seats that were not filled in Round 1, plus additional seats from colleges participating in Round 2. For example, 89 seats from Jaipur Dental College will be available in Round 2. The exact seat matrix for Round 2 will be published on the official portal — check it before filling your choices.
When does the academic session start?
The academic session will commence from 15 September 2026. Candidates allotted seats in Round 2 will be expected to join their colleges by or around this date. Prepare all required documents in advance.
What documents do I need to bring when I join my allotted college?
You will need your NEET score card, admit card, category certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate, identity proof, educational certificates, and other documents as specified in the official 'List of Documents Needed at Time of Reporting/Joining' available on the portal. Download and review this list now to prepare in advance.
I am an NRI candidate. Can I register in Round 2?
Yes, NRI candidates can register in Round 2 if they are eligible and did not register in Round 1. However, NRI candidates have specific eligibility requirements and document verification procedures. Check the official portal for NRI-specific guidelines and the list of documents required for NRI verification.
What if I have already completed Part 2 in Round 1? Do I need to do anything for Round 2?
If you completed both Part 1 and Part 2 in Round 1, you are fully registered and do not need to do anything else. You are automatically eligible for Round 2. Simply wait for the Round 2 choice-filling window to open and fill your choices again if you wish to change them.
If you are a fresh candidate who did not register in Round 1, visit ug.neetrajasthan.com immediately and complete your Round 2 registration. If you already registered in Round 1, do not register again — your registration is still valid. Check the official portal regularly for the exact Round 2 schedule, seat matrix, and all upcoming deadlines. The academic session begins on 15 September 2026, so act quickly to secure your place in an MBBS or BDS programme.
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