On 7 September 2026, the Rajasthan NEET UG Counselling Board announced that the Round 2 vacancy seat matrix will be uploaded shortly. This matrix shows which MBBS and BDS seats remain available across all colleges after Round 1 allotments. The board has advised all candidates to check the official website regularly for updates and further counselling instructions. This is a critical document for Round 2 — it tells you exactly which colleges, courses, and categories have open seats you can apply for.
The Round 2 vacancy seat matrix is coming soon; keep checking ug.neetrajasthan.com regularly to see which MBBS and BDS seats are still available before you fill your choices.
What is the Round 2 Vacancy Seat Matrix?
The vacancy seat matrix is an official table that lists every MBBS and BDS seat available in Round 2 of Rajasthan counselling. It shows, college by college, how many seats remain open in each category (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.) and quota (state counselling, management, NRI, etc.) after Round 1 allotments have been made and candidates have joined or rejected their seats.
This matrix is essential because it defines the universe of seats you can actually apply for in Round 2. If a seat does not appear in this matrix, you cannot be allotted it. The matrix also helps you understand your realistic chances — if a college-course-category combination has only 1 or 2 seats left, competition will be fierce.
When Will the Seat Matrix Be Released?
The notice, issued on 7 September 2026 at 12:15 PM, states that the matrix 'will be uploaded shortly.' No exact time or date is given in this notice. However, based on the Round 2 schedule (which was released on 5 September 2026), you should expect it within the next 24–48 hours, likely before choice-filling begins.
Do not wait passively. Check the official portal ug.neetrajasthan.com multiple times daily. The board often uploads critical documents with little advance warning, and missing the matrix could mean you miss the window to make informed choices.
Where to Find the Seat Matrix
The seat matrix will be published on the official Rajasthan NEET UG counselling portal: ug.neetrajasthan.com. It will likely appear in the 'Notifications' or 'Downloads' section, or as a linked PDF document.
You can also monitor the notifications feed on the portal — the board has been posting all major updates there. Bookmark the site and refresh it regularly, especially between 7 and 10 September 2026, when Round 2 activities are scheduled to accelerate.
- Official portal: ug.neetrajasthan.com
- Look in: Notifications, Downloads, or Round 2 section
- Check multiple times daily — do not rely on a single visit
What Information Will the Seat Matrix Contain?
The Round 2 seat matrix will typically include the following columns: college name, course (MBBS or BDS), category (General, OBC-NCL, SC, ST, etc.), quota type (state counselling, management, NRI, etc.), and the number of vacant seats in each combination. Some matrices also show the previous round's cutoff rank or score to help you gauge competitiveness.
The matrix is usually presented as a large table or PDF. It may be organized by college, by course, or by category — check the header or instructions to understand the layout. If you find it confusing, the board's helpline or the portal's FAQ section may clarify the format.
- College name and location
- Course: MBBS or BDS
- Category: General, OBC-NCL, SC, ST, etc.
- Quota: State counselling, management, NRI, etc.
- Number of vacant seats
- Possibly: previous cutoff rank or score
How to Use the Seat Matrix for Round 2 Choice Filling
Once the matrix is released, download it and study it carefully. Identify all colleges and courses where seats are available in your category and quota. Cross-reference this with your NEET rank and the previous round's cutoff data (also available on the portal) to estimate your chances of allotment.
The notice also mentions that 'UG Round 2 Security Deposit and Choice Filling is now LIVE' (as of 7 September 2026). This means you can already log in and begin filling your choices. However, do not submit your choices until you have reviewed the seat matrix — submitting blindly without knowing which seats exist is a common mistake.
Prioritize your choices: list colleges and courses in order of your preference, starting with your dream college and working down to safer options. The system will allot you the highest-ranked choice for which you are eligible and which has a vacant seat.
- Download and study the seat matrix carefully
- Identify seats available in your category and quota
- Compare with your NEET rank and previous cutoffs
- List your choices in order of preference (dream first, safe last)
- Do not submit choices until you have reviewed the matrix
- Remember: you can only be allotted a seat that appears in the matrix
Important Dates for Round 2 (From the Schedule)
The Round 2 schedule was released on 5 September 2026. Key dates include: Registration opened on 6 September 2026, choice filling is now live (as of 7 September 2026), and profile editing closes on 8 September 2026 at 8 PM. The seat matrix is expected before choice-filling closes.
Mark these dates in your calendar and do not miss any deadline. Late submissions are typically not accepted, and missing the choice-filling window means you cannot participate in Round 2.
- 6 September 2026: Round 2 registration opened
- 7 September 2026: Choice filling opened (security deposit also live)
- 8 September 2026, 8 PM: Profile editing deadline
- Seat matrix: expected imminently (check daily)
- Exact choice-filling close date: check the Round 2 schedule PDF for the precise time
What If You Did Not Participate in Round 1?
If you are a fresh candidate (did not register in Round 1), you can register now for Round 2. The notice states: 'Registration can be found by fresh candidates. Candidates already registered in Round-1 need NOT register again.' This means you have a second chance to enter the counselling process.
If you registered in Round 1 but did not fill choices or were not allotted a seat, you do not need to register again — you can proceed directly to choice filling for Round 2. However, you may need to update your profile information (editable fields) or submit corrections for uneditable fields by 8 PM on 8 September 2026.
- Fresh candidates: register now on ug.neetrajasthan.com
- Round 1 registrants: no need to register again
- Update your profile by 8 PM on 8 September 2026 if needed
- Then proceed to choice filling once the seat matrix is released
Common Mistakes to Avoid
One of the biggest mistakes is filling choices without reviewing the seat matrix. Candidates sometimes list colleges they assume have seats, only to find those seats were already filled in Round 1 or do not exist in their category. Always cross-check the matrix.
Another trap is missing the profile-editing deadline (8 PM on 8 September 2026). If your application has errors — wrong category, wrong quota, wrong course preference — and you do not correct them by this deadline, you may be ineligible for allotment. The notice warns: 'No request for editing of profile information of candidates will be considered after 8 PM on 8.9.26.'
A third mistake is not submitting choices at all. Simply registering is not enough — you must actively fill and submit your choice list. If you do not submit, you will not be considered for allotment in Round 2.
- Do not fill choices without reviewing the seat matrix
- Do not miss the profile-editing deadline: 8 PM on 8 September 2026
- Do not assume a seat exists — verify it in the matrix
- Do not forget to submit your choices after filling them
- Do not ignore notifications — check the portal daily for updates
What Happens After You Submit Your Choices?
After the choice-filling window closes, the board will run the allotment algorithm. This algorithm matches your rank, category, quota, and choice list against the available seats. You will be allotted the highest-ranked choice for which you are eligible and which has a vacant seat.
The provisional allotment result will be released on a date specified in the Round 2 schedule (check the schedule PDF for the exact date). You will then have a window to accept or reject your allotment. If you accept, you must report to the college by the specified date with all required documents. If you reject, you may participate in a subsequent round (if available) or forfeit your seat.
- Board runs allotment algorithm after choice-filling closes
- You are allotted your highest-ranked eligible choice with available seats
- Provisional result released on a date in the Round 2 schedule
- You must accept or reject your allotment within the given window
- If accepted, report to college by the deadline with all documents
How to Stay Updated
The board is actively posting updates on ug.neetrajasthan.com. Check the notifications section multiple times daily. The seat matrix, choice-filling deadlines, and allotment dates will all be announced there.
If you have questions, contact the Rajasthan NEET UG Counselling Board directly. Their contact details are usually listed on the portal. Do not rely on rumors or unofficial sources — always verify information from the official website.
- Check ug.neetrajasthan.com notifications daily
- Download and save all important PDFs (schedule, seat matrix, allotment results)
- Contact the board's helpline if you have questions
- Do not trust unofficial sources or social media rumors
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When will the Round 2 vacancy seat matrix be released?
The notice issued on 7 September 2026 states the matrix 'will be uploaded shortly' but does not give an exact date or time. Based on the Round 2 schedule, expect it within 24–48 hours, likely before choice-filling closes. Check ug.neetrajasthan.com multiple times daily.
What does the vacancy seat matrix show?
The matrix lists every MBBS and BDS seat available in Round 2, organized by college, course, category (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.), and quota (state counselling, management, NRI, etc.). It shows how many seats remain open in each combination after Round 1 allotments.
Can I fill my choices before the seat matrix is released?
Technically, choice-filling is already live (as of 7 September 2026), so you can log in and begin. However, it is strongly recommended that you wait for the seat matrix to be released so you can make informed choices. Filling choices without knowing which seats actually exist is risky.
I did not register in Round 1. Can I participate in Round 2?
Yes. The notice states: 'Registration can be found by fresh candidates.' You can register now on ug.neetrajasthan.com for Round 2. If you registered in Round 1, you do not need to register again.
What is the deadline to edit my profile information?
The deadline is 8 PM on 8 September 2026. After this time, no edits to profile information will be accepted. If your application has errors (wrong category, course, or quota), correct them immediately.
What if a seat I want does not appear in the seat matrix?
If a seat does not appear in the matrix, it is not available for Round 2 allotment. You cannot be allotted a seat that is not listed. Always verify that your desired college-course-category combination is in the matrix before listing it as a choice.
How many choices can I fill in Round 2?
The notice does not specify the number of choices allowed. Check the Round 2 schedule PDF or the portal's instructions for this detail. Typically, candidates can list multiple choices in order of preference.
What happens if I do not submit my choices?
If you do not submit your choices by the deadline, you will not be considered for allotment in Round 2. Simply registering is not enough — you must actively fill and submit your choice list.
When will the Round 2 allotment result be released?
The notice does not specify the allotment result date. Check the Round 2 schedule PDF (released on 5 September 2026) for the exact date. The board will announce it on ug.neetrajasthan.com.
Where do I find the Round 2 schedule with all dates?
The Round 2 schedule was released on 5 September 2026 and is available on ug.neetrajasthan.com. Download the PDF to see all key dates: registration, choice-filling, profile-editing deadline, allotment result, and reporting dates.
Can I change my choices after submitting them?
The notice does not explicitly address this. Typically, counselling portals allow changes until the choice-filling window closes. Check the portal's instructions or contact the board to confirm whether you can edit your choices after submission.
What should I do if I cannot find the seat matrix on the portal?
First, refresh the page and try again. Check the Notifications, Downloads, and Round 2 sections. If it is still not visible, contact the Rajasthan NEET UG Counselling Board's helpline (details on the portal) or email them. Do not proceed with choice-filling until you have reviewed the matrix.
The Round 2 vacancy seat matrix is coming soon — check ug.neetrajasthan.com regularly, starting immediately. Once released, download it and study it carefully before filling your choices. Remember: you can only be allotted a seat that appears in the matrix. Complete your profile edits by 8 PM on 8 September 2026, then submit your choices in order of preference. Do not miss any deadline — Round 2 is your opportunity to secure a seat if you did not get one in Round 1.
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