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Rajasthan NEET UG 2026 Round 3 Indicative Results Published

Rajasthan has released indicative Round 3 results for NEET UG 2026 MBBS/BDS counselling. Check your allotment status at ug.neetrajasthan.com — these are provisional pending final weeding.

MedAdmit News Desk 9 Oct 2026 3 min read

The Office of the Chairman, NEET UG Medical & Dental Admission/Counselling Board, Rajasthan (SMS Medical College, Jaipur) has published the indicative Round 3 results for NEET UG 2026 counselling on 9 October 2026. These results show provisional seat allotments across MBBS and BDS courses in Rajasthan colleges. Candidates must understand that these are **indicative only** — they do not yet represent a confirmed, final allotment. The results are subject to weeding (removal of ineligible candidates) as per the MCC (Medical Counselling Committee) list, and final allotments will be declared after this process is complete.

Rajasthan has released indicative Round 3 allotment results; check your status at ug.neetrajasthan.com, but do not assume your seat is final until weeding is complete.

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NEET UG Board, Rajasthan — Indicative Round-3 results prior to weeding out as per MCC list 9.10.26 (Only Indicative with no claim/ right on allotted seats)Official PDF notice published by NEET UG Board, Rajasthan. Always confirm details against the official document.

What are indicative results?

Indicative results are a **preliminary view** of seat allotments based on your rank, category, and the seats available in that round. They show which college and course you have been provisionally assigned to, but they carry no legal claim or right to the seat at this stage.

The word 'indicative' means these results are for information only. Many candidates may be removed from the list during the weeding process — for example, if their documents are incomplete, their category certificate is invalid, or they do not meet the eligibility criteria. Once weeding is done, the final allotment list will be published, and only then do you have a confirmed seat.

Why is weeding necessary?

Weeding is the process of checking each candidate's eligibility and documents against the MCC (Medical Counselling Committee) guidelines. During this check, candidates who do not meet the criteria — for instance, those with missing certificates, incorrect category proofs, or ineligible qualifications — are removed from the allotment list.

This is why the notice explicitly states that the indicative results carry 'no claim/right on allotted seats'. Your name appearing in Round 3 does not guarantee you will be in the final list. You must ensure all your documents are correct and submitted before the weeding deadline.

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How to check your indicative result

Visit the official Rajasthan NEET UG counselling portal at **ug.neetrajasthan.com**. Log in with your NEET registration number and password. Navigate to the Round 3 results section and search for your name or roll number.

The result will show your allotted college, course (MBBS or BDS), category, and seat type (if applicable). Save and print this result for your records, but remember it is not final.

What happens next?

After the indicative results are published, the Rajasthan counselling board will begin the weeding process. During this time, your documents will be verified against the MCC list. If any discrepancy is found, you may be contacted to submit corrections or additional proof.

Once weeding is complete, the final allotment list will be published. Only candidates in the final list have a confirmed seat. You will then be asked to report to your allotted college for document verification and admission formalities.

Important: Do not assume your seat is final

Many candidates make the mistake of treating indicative results as final and begin making travel or financial arrangements. This can lead to disappointment if they are removed during weeding. **Do not take any irreversible decision based on the indicative result alone.**

Wait for the final allotment list. If you are removed during weeding and believe it is an error, you will have an opportunity to appeal or submit corrections — but only if you act quickly. Keep all your original documents ready and monitor the official portal for updates.

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Common reasons for removal during weeding

Candidates are often removed from indicative lists because of document issues. The most common reasons include:

  • Category certificate (SC/ST/OBC/EWS) is invalid, expired, or does not match the format required by MCC
  • NEET admit card or score card is missing or does not match the application
  • 12th mark sheet or qualifying exam certificate is not uploaded or is unclear
  • Domicile or residence certificate does not meet the state's requirements
  • Medical fitness certificate (if required) is missing or incomplete
  • Candidate has already been allotted a seat in an earlier round and is ineligible for further rounds
  • Candidate's eligibility (age, qualification, NEET score) does not meet the course's minimum criteria

What to do if your name is in the indicative list

If you see your name in the Round 3 indicative results, take the following steps immediately:

  • Download and save a copy of the indicative result
  • Check that all your personal details (name, roll number, category, course) are correct
  • Verify that all your documents are uploaded correctly on the portal — category certificate, NEET score card, 12th mark sheet, domicile, and any other required proof
  • If you spot any error in your details or missing documents, contact the counselling board immediately with proof
  • Do not make any commitment to the college or pay any fees until the final allotment is published
  • Keep checking the official portal for updates on the weeding timeline and final results

What to do if your name is NOT in the indicative list

If you do not see your name in the Round 3 indicative results, it could mean one of the following: your rank did not qualify for any available seat in this round, your documents were flagged as incomplete during the initial screening, or there was a technical error in the portal.

Contact the Rajasthan NEET UG counselling board immediately with your NEET registration number and ask for clarification. If documents are missing, submit them urgently. If your rank genuinely did not qualify, you may still be considered in a subsequent round (if one is held) or through the spot-counselling process.

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Frequently asked questions

Does being in the indicative Round 3 results mean I have a confirmed seat?

No. The indicative results carry no legal claim or right to the seat. Your allotment is provisional and subject to weeding — the process of verifying your eligibility and documents. Only after weeding is complete and your name appears in the final allotment list do you have a confirmed seat.

What is weeding and why does it happen?

Weeding is the verification of each candidate's eligibility and documents against MCC guidelines. Candidates with invalid category certificates, missing documents, ineligible qualifications, or other discrepancies are removed from the list. This ensures only eligible candidates are allotted seats.

When will the final allotment list be published?

The notice does not specify the exact date for the final allotment list. It will be published after the weeding process is complete. Monitor the official portal ug.neetrajasthan.com regularly for updates.

I see my name in the indicative results. Can I now pay the college fees and join?

No. Wait for the final allotment list. Paying fees or joining based on the indicative result alone is risky — you may be removed during weeding. Only proceed with fees and joining after the final allotment is published and you have received official confirmation from the college.

My name is not in the indicative Round 3 results. What should I do?

Contact the Rajasthan NEET UG counselling board immediately with your NEET registration number and ask why. It could be due to missing documents, an incomplete application, or your rank not qualifying for available seats. If documents are missing, submit them urgently. If your rank did not qualify, you may be considered in a subsequent round.

What documents are most commonly flagged during weeding?

Category certificates (SC/ST/OBC/EWS) that are invalid or do not match MCC format, missing NEET score cards or admit cards, unclear or missing 12th mark sheets, invalid domicile certificates, and missing medical fitness certificates are the most common issues. Ensure all your documents are clear, valid, and correctly uploaded.

Can I appeal if I am removed during weeding?

The notice does not detail an appeal process. However, if you believe your removal is an error, contact the Rajasthan NEET UG counselling board immediately with proof of your eligibility. Act quickly — appeal windows are usually short.

If I am allotted a seat in Round 3, can I participate in a later round?

The notice does not specify this. Typically, once you are allotted a seat in any round, you are locked into that allotment and cannot participate in further rounds. Confirm this with the counselling board before making any decision.

Where do I check the indicative Round 3 results?

Visit the official Rajasthan NEET UG counselling portal at ug.neetrajasthan.com. Log in with your NEET registration number and password, then navigate to the Round 3 results section.

What does 'MCC list' mean in the notice?

MCC stands for Medical Counselling Committee, the national body that sets guidelines for NEET UG counselling. The 'MCC list' refers to the eligibility and weeding criteria that the Rajasthan board uses to verify candidates during the weeding process.

Check the indicative Round 3 results immediately at ug.neetrajasthan.com using your NEET registration number. Remember: these results are provisional only and carry no confirmed right to a seat. Ensure all your documents are correct and uploaded, and wait for the final allotment list after weeding is complete. Monitor the official portal daily for updates on the weeding timeline and final results.

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