The Rajasthan NEET UG Counselling Board has released the Provisional Revised Result for Round 2 of MBBS and BDS admissions for 2026-27. This is a critical update — the allotment has been revised and candidates must download their updated allotment letters immediately. The board has specifically advised candidates to refresh the portal and open it in an incognito (private) browser window to ensure they see the latest, correct information. If you participated in Round 2 counselling, your seat allotment may have changed, and you need to act now to confirm your college and joining details.
Download your revised Round 2 allotment letter immediately from the portal using incognito mode — your seat may have changed from the earlier result.
What Is This Revised Result?
The Rajasthan NEET UG Counselling Board has released a revised (corrected) version of the Round 2 allotment result. This means the allotment that was published earlier has been updated — some candidates may have been assigned different seats, different colleges, or different categories than they saw before.
A revised result typically happens when the board corrects errors in the initial allotment, processes resignations from Round 1 candidates, or adjusts for seats that became available after candidates joined or resigned. You must treat this revised result as the official, current allotment and ignore any earlier version you may have downloaded.
This is not a new round of counselling — it is a correction to the Round 2 allotment that was already declared. Your choices and preferences remain the same; only the final seat assignment may have changed.
Why You Must Download in Incognito Mode
The board has specifically instructed candidates to open the portal in an incognito (private) browser window. This is a technical instruction to ensure you see the most up-to-date information.
When you use a regular browser, it may cache (store) old versions of web pages on your computer. If you downloaded your allotment letter before the revision, your browser might show you the old cached version instead of the new one, even if the portal has been updated. Incognito mode bypasses this cache and forces your browser to fetch the latest version from the server.
Before downloading, refresh the page (press F5 or Ctrl+R) to clear any cached data, then open the portal in a new incognito window. This guarantees you are seeing the revised allotment, not an old version.
- Close your current browser window completely
- Open a new incognito/private window (Ctrl+Shift+N on Chrome, Ctrl+Shift+P on Firefox)
- Go to the Rajasthan NEET UG counselling portal (ug.neetrajasthan.com)
- Log in with your credentials
- Refresh the page (F5 or Ctrl+R)
- Download your allotment letter
How to Download Your Allotment Letter
Once you log into the portal in incognito mode, you will see your allotment details. Your allotment letter will be available in your candidate login dashboard. The letter will show your assigned college, course (MBBS or BDS), seat category, seat type (General/OBC/SC/ST/EWS/NRI/WDP/WPP), and your reporting instructions.
Download the allotment letter as a PDF and save it to your computer. Print a copy — you will need to carry the original printout when you report to your college. Do not rely on a digital copy alone; colleges require a physical printout.
If you cannot download the letter or the portal shows an error, try again in a few minutes. The board may still be updating the system. If the problem persists, contact the counselling board directly.
- Log in to your candidate account on ug.neetrajasthan.com
- Navigate to the allotment section
- Click 'Download Allotment Letter'
- Save the PDF to your computer
- Print the letter immediately
- Check all details: college name, course, seat category, and reporting date/time
What Information Will Be in Your Allotment Letter
Your allotment letter is your official proof of admission. It will contain your name, NEET roll number, allotted college name and address, the course (MBBS or BDS), your seat category (General, OBC-NCL, SC, ST, EWS, NRI, WDP, WPP, or PwBD/PwD), seat type, and your merit rank.
Critically, the letter will specify a reporting date and time slot. You must report to your college (or to the SMS Medical College Jaipur academic block desk, depending on the college) on or before this date and time. Reporting late or on the wrong date may result in your seat being cancelled.
The letter will also list the documents you must bring when you report. Read this list carefully and gather all documents before your reporting date — missing even one document can delay or prevent your joining.
- Your name and NEET roll number
- Allotted college name, location, and contact details
- Course: MBBS or BDS
- Seat category and seat type
- Your merit rank in the category
- Reporting date and time slot
- List of documents required at reporting
- Instructions for joining and bond (if applicable)
Important: Check If Your Allotment Has Changed
Because this is a revised result, your allotment may be different from what you saw in the earlier Round 2 result. Compare your new allotment letter with any earlier version you downloaded. Check whether your college, course, or seat category has changed.
If your allotment has changed and you are unhappy with the new seat, you have limited options. You cannot request a change to the allotment itself — the board's decision is final. However, if you believe there is an error in your allotment (for example, your category was wrongly assigned), you must contact the counselling board immediately with proof.
If your allotment has improved (you got a better college or seat), you should proceed to join as instructed. If it has worsened and you do not wish to join, you can resign from the seat — but this must be done formally at your allotted college on the specified resignation dates (see the section on resignation below).
- Compare your new allotment letter with the earlier one
- Note any changes in college, course, or seat category
- If you believe there is an error, contact the board immediately with proof
- Do not ignore the new allotment — it is now official
- If you do not wish to join, you must formally resign (see resignation section)
Reporting Instructions: Where and When to Join
Your allotment letter will specify a reporting date and time. This is when you must physically report to your allotted college to complete the joining process. The reporting date is usually 2–3 days after the allotment result is declared.
For most colleges, you report directly to the college's admission desk. However, for some colleges, the board may ask you to report first to the SMS Medical College Jaipur academic block desk. Your allotment letter will make this clear. If it says to report at SMS Medical College, you will be directed to your actual college after verification.
You must report within your assigned time slot. Arriving late or on a different date may result in your seat being cancelled. If you have a genuine emergency and cannot report on time, contact your college immediately to request an extension — but do not assume an extension will be granted.
- Check your allotment letter for the exact reporting date and time slot
- Confirm whether you report at your allotted college or at SMS Medical College Jaipur
- Arrive on time — do not be late
- Bring all required documents (see next section)
- Bring your allotment letter printout
- If you cannot report on time, contact your college immediately
Documents Required at Reporting
When you report to join, you must bring a complete set of original documents. The board has published a detailed list of required documents. Missing even one document can delay your joining or result in your seat being cancelled. Gather all documents before your reporting date.
The list typically includes your NEET admit card, NEET score card, 10th and 12th mark sheets and certificates, your category certificate (if applicable), your NEET registration form, your counselling application form, and an undertaking (a signed declaration). If you are a PwBD/PwD candidate, you will also need your disability certificate. If you are an NRI candidate, you will need proof of NRI status.
The board has issued a separate notification listing all required documents. Download and read this list carefully. If you are unsure whether a document is required, contact your college or the counselling board before your reporting date.
- NEET admit card (original)
- NEET score card (original)
- 10th mark sheet and certificate (original)
- 12th mark sheet and certificate (original)
- Category certificate, if applicable (original)
- NEET registration form (original)
- Counselling application form (original)
- Undertaking/declaration form (signed)
- Disability certificate, if PwBD/PwD (original)
- NRI proof, if NRI candidate (original)
- Allotment letter (printout)
- Any other document specified in your allotment letter
Resignation: If You Do Not Wish to Join
If you have been allotted a seat but do not wish to join, you can resign from the seat. However, resignation must be done formally and within a specified deadline. If you simply do not report, your seat will be cancelled, but you will not be eligible for any future round of counselling in Rajasthan.
To resign, you must visit your allotted college (or the SMS Medical College Jaipur desk, as specified) on the designated resignation dates and times. The board has issued a separate notice specifying the resignation dates and the process. You will need to submit a resignation form and your allotment letter.
Resignation is final — once you resign, you cannot rejoin that seat. If you resign, you will not be considered for any further round of counselling in Rajasthan. Resign only if you are certain you do not want the seat.
- Resignation must be done formally at your college or the designated desk
- Check the board's resignation notice for the exact dates and times
- Bring your allotment letter and a resignation form
- Resignation is final — you cannot rejoin after resigning
- If you resign, you are not eligible for further rounds in Rajasthan
- Do not simply skip reporting — you must formally resign
What Happens After You Join
Once you report and join at your college, you will complete the admission formalities. The college will verify your documents, collect fees, and issue you an admission receipt. You will then be enrolled as a student of the college.
The academic session for MBBS and BDS in Rajasthan will begin on 15 September 2026, as per the revised MCC notification. Your college will inform you of the exact date and time classes begin.
After joining, you are bound by the college's rules and any applicable bond or service agreement. For government college seats, you may be required to sign a surety bond or service bond. Read any bond carefully before signing — it may require you to work in a government facility for a specified period after graduation.
- Complete document verification at your college
- Pay the admission fee as specified by your college
- Receive your admission receipt
- Sign any required bond or service agreement
- Attend orientation and induction programs
- Academic session begins on 15 September 2026
Technical Issues: What If You Cannot Download Your Letter
If you are having trouble downloading your allotment letter, first try the incognito mode method described above. If that does not work, clear your browser cache and cookies, then try again.
If the portal is showing an error or is very slow, it may be because many candidates are trying to download at the same time. Wait a few minutes and try again. Do not keep refreshing repeatedly — this can overload the server.
If you still cannot access your allotment after several attempts, contact the Rajasthan NEET UG Counselling Board directly. The contact details are usually on the portal homepage. Do not wait until your reporting date to resolve this — contact the board as soon as possible.
- Use incognito mode and refresh the page
- Clear browser cache and cookies
- Wait a few minutes if the portal is slow
- Try a different browser if one is not working
- Contact the counselling board if the problem persists
- Do not wait until your reporting date to seek help
Key Dates and Deadlines
The revised Round 2 allotment result was declared on 15 September 2026. You must download your allotment letter immediately — do not delay. Your reporting date and time will be specified in your allotment letter. This is a hard deadline; reporting late may result in your seat being cancelled.
If you wish to resign from your seat, you must do so on the designated resignation dates. These dates are usually 1–2 days after the allotment result. Check the board's resignation notice for exact dates and times.
The academic session begins on 15 September 2026. You must join your college before this date to be eligible to attend classes.
- Revised allotment result declared: 15 September 2026
- Download allotment letter: immediately (no deadline specified, but do not delay)
- Reporting date: specified in your allotment letter (usually 2–3 days after result)
- Resignation dates: check the board's resignation notice
- Academic session begins: 15 September 2026
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Why is the Round 2 allotment being revised? Does this mean my seat has changed?
The board revises allotments to correct errors, process resignations from Round 1 candidates, and adjust for newly available seats. Your seat may or may not have changed — you must download the revised allotment letter to find out. Compare it with the earlier version if you have one. If your allotment has changed and you believe it is an error, contact the board immediately.
Why do I need to download in incognito mode? Will my regular browser not work?
Your regular browser may show you a cached (stored) old version of the allotment page instead of the new revised version. Incognito mode bypasses this cache and forces your browser to fetch the latest information from the server. This ensures you see the correct, revised allotment. Always refresh the page after opening in incognito mode.
I downloaded my allotment letter before the revision. Do I need to download it again?
Yes, you must download the revised allotment letter. The revised version may show a different college, course, or seat category. Your earlier letter is now outdated. Download the new one in incognito mode and use it for reporting.
What if I cannot download my allotment letter from the portal?
First, try using incognito mode and refreshing the page. Clear your browser cache and cookies, then try again. If the portal is slow, wait a few minutes — many candidates may be downloading at once. If the problem persists, contact the Rajasthan NEET UG Counselling Board directly. Do not wait until your reporting date to resolve this.
When and where do I report to join my college?
Your allotment letter will specify your reporting date and time slot. You must report on or before this date. Your letter will also say whether you report at your allotted college or at the SMS Medical College Jaipur academic block desk. Arrive on time — reporting late may result in your seat being cancelled.
What documents do I need to bring when I report?
You must bring your NEET admit card, NEET score card, 10th and 12th certificates, category certificate (if applicable), NEET registration form, counselling application form, undertaking form, and your allotment letter printout. If you are PwBD/PwD or NRI, bring your disability or NRI proof. The board has issued a detailed list — download and check it before your reporting date.
Can I resign from my seat if I do not want to join?
Yes, you can resign formally at your college or the designated desk on the specified resignation dates. Bring your allotment letter and a resignation form. However, resignation is final — you cannot rejoin that seat, and you will not be eligible for any further round of counselling in Rajasthan. Resign only if you are certain.
What happens if I do not report on my reporting date?
If you do not report on time, your seat will be cancelled. You will not be eligible for any further round of counselling in Rajasthan. If you have a genuine emergency and cannot report on time, contact your college immediately to request an extension — but do not assume it will be granted. Do not simply skip reporting; if you do not want the seat, you must formally resign.
When does the academic session begin?
The academic session for MBBS and BDS in Rajasthan begins on 15 September 2026. You must join your college before this date to be eligible to attend classes. Your college will inform you of the exact date and time classes begin.
I got a different college in the revised allotment. Can I request a change?
No, the board's allotment is final and cannot be changed. If you believe there is an error in your allotment (for example, your category was wrongly assigned), contact the board immediately with proof. Otherwise, you must either join the allotted college or formally resign from the seat.
Is this revised allotment the final allotment, or will there be another round?
This is the revised Round 2 allotment. Whether there will be a Round 3 depends on how many seats remain vacant after Round 2 joining. The board will announce if a further round is planned. For now, treat this revised allotment as your official seat assignment.
What if my allotment letter shows an error in my name, NEET roll number, or category?
Contact the Rajasthan NEET UG Counselling Board immediately with proof of the error (your NEET admit card, category certificate, etc.). Do not report to your college until the error is corrected. The board will issue a corrected allotment letter. Do not delay — contact them as soon as you notice the error.
Download your revised Round 2 allotment letter immediately using incognito mode from the Rajasthan NEET UG counselling portal (ug.neetrajasthan.com). Check your reporting date and time in the letter, gather all required documents, and report to your college on or before the specified date. If you do not wish to join, formally resign on the designated resignation dates — do not simply skip reporting. The academic session begins on 15 September 2026, so act now.
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