On 9 October 2026, Rajasthan's NEET UG counselling board issued a critical notice: no more requests to delete or modify your choice list will be accepted. This applies to all candidates in Round-3 who filled their choices by the 7 October 11:45 PM deadline. If you submitted your choices, they are now locked and final. This notice matters because it closes the window for any last-minute changes — your allotment in Round-3 will be based entirely on the choices you submitted, and you cannot alter them now.
All choice deletion requests for Round-3 are permanently closed; your submitted choices are final and cannot be changed.
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Unlock My College ListWhat This Notice Means
The Rajasthan NEET UG counselling board has announced that it will no longer entertain any requests from candidates to delete or modify their choice list for Round-3. This is a hard deadline — no exceptions, no extensions, no appeals. If you filled your choices before 7 October 2026 at 11:45 PM, those choices are now locked into the system and will be used to generate your allotment.
This notice is a follow-up to an earlier announcement on 7 October that extended the security deposit deadline and locked choice filling at 11:45 PM that same day. The board has now made clear that the choice-filling window is completely closed, and no further modifications are possible.
Why This Matters for Your Allotment
Your allotment in Round-3 will be determined by the exact choices you submitted before the deadline. The counselling algorithm will match your rank, category, and preferences against available seats in the order you ranked them. If you made a mistake in your choice list — ranked a college too high, forgot to include a college, or listed choices in the wrong order — you cannot correct it now.
This is why the board emphasizes that candidates must act carefully during choice filling. Once the deadline passes and choices are auto-locked, the system treats your list as final. The board will not reopen choice filling for any reason, and no individual requests for deletion or modification will be processed.
What Happened Before This Notice
On 7 October 2026, the board extended the security deposit deadline and announced that choice filling would auto-lock at 11:45 PM that day. The board stated: 'No more extension request will be entertained any further.' This was meant to give candidates a final opportunity to complete their security deposit and fill their choices.
On the same day, the board also clarified that 'joined colleges is by default the last choice in choice filling for upgradation. If not upgraded, the joined seat shall be retained with the candidate.' This means if you were already admitted in an earlier round and joined a college, that college is automatically your fallback choice in Round-3. If you do not get upgraded to a better college, you keep your current seat.
Key Rules for Round-3 Choice Filling (Now Closed)
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Round-3 was designed for candidates who had already joined a college in Round-1 or Round-2 and wanted to try for a better seat. The board allowed these candidates to fill fresh choices while keeping their current joined seat as a safety net. However, all of this required action by the 7 October deadline.
The rules were: (1) All joined candidates could participate in Round-3 by filling and saving fresh choices. (2) The joined college was automatically set as the last choice — if you were not upgraded, you would retain that seat. (3) Choice filling was auto-locked at 11:45 PM on 7 October, and no extensions would be granted. (4) No requests for choice deletion or modification would be entertained after the deadline.
- Joined candidates could fill fresh choices for upgradation in Round-3
- Joined college was automatically the last choice (fallback)
- Choice filling deadline: 7 October 2026, 11:45 PM (auto-locked)
- No extensions granted after the deadline
- No choice deletion or modification requests accepted after deadline
What You Cannot Do Now
You cannot delete any college from your choice list. You cannot reorder your choices. You cannot add a new college. You cannot modify the spelling of a college name or change any detail. You cannot request an exception or appeal to the board to reopen your choices. The system is closed, and the board has made clear that no requests will be entertained.
If you did not fill choices by the deadline, you have missed Round-3 upgradation entirely. If you filled choices but made an error, that error will stand. The board's position is firm: the deadline was communicated clearly, and the choice-filling window is now permanently closed.
- Cannot delete any college from your choice list
- Cannot reorder or modify your choices
- Cannot add new colleges
- Cannot request exceptions or appeals
- Cannot reopen choice filling under any circumstances
What Happens Next: Allotment Process
The board will now proceed with the allotment process for Round-3 using the choices you submitted. Your allotment will be based on your NEET rank, your category (General, OBC-NCL, SC, ST, EWS, PwBD/PwD, NRI, WDP, WPP, etc.), and the order in which you ranked colleges. The algorithm will try to match you to the highest-ranked college on your list where a seat is available in your category.
After allotment, the board will publish a provisional allotment list. You will then have a specified time to report to your allotted college and complete joining formalities. If you do not join within the deadline, you may forfeit your seat. If you join and then want to try for a better seat in a later round, you can resign and participate in the next round (if one is announced).
- Allotment will be based on your submitted choices, rank, and category
- Provisional allotment list will be published by the board
- You will have a deadline to report and join at your allotted college
- Failure to join by the deadline may result in forfeiture of your seat
- You can resign from your seat to participate in a later round (if available)
Important: Your Joined Seat Is Your Safety Net
If you were already admitted and joined a college in Round-1 or Round-2, that college is automatically your last choice in Round-3. This means if the allotment algorithm cannot match you to any of the colleges you ranked higher, you will be retained in your current joined seat. You do not lose your seat unless you explicitly resign from it.
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This is a critical protection: even if your Round-3 choices do not result in an upgrade, you keep your existing seat. However, if you want to resign from your current seat to try for a different college in a later round, you must do so within the specified resignation window (the board will announce this separately).
- Your joined college is automatically your last choice in Round-3
- If not upgraded, you retain your current seat
- You do not lose your seat unless you explicitly resign
- Resignation windows are announced separately by the board
- Plan carefully before resigning — you may not get another seat
Common Mistakes That Led to This Notice
The board issued this notice because many candidates were requesting choice deletion after the deadline, hoping to change their minds or correct errors. Some candidates filled choices hastily and then wanted to modify them. Others forgot to include a college and wanted to add it later. The board's response is clear: these requests will not be entertained.
The lesson is that choice filling requires careful planning. Before you submit your choices, you should: (1) Research all colleges on your list. (2) Verify the spelling and exact name of each college. (3) Rank them in the order of your genuine preference. (4) Double-check your list before submitting. (5) Do not submit until you are certain. Once submitted, your choices are final.
- Candidates requested choice deletion after the deadline — not allowed
- Some wanted to correct spelling or college names — too late
- Others forgot to include colleges and wanted to add them — not possible
- The board will not make exceptions for any reason
- Plan and verify your choices carefully before submitting
Timeline: What Happened and What's Next
On 7 October 2026, the board extended the security deposit deadline and announced that choice filling would auto-lock at 11:45 PM that day. On 9 October 2026, the board issued this notice confirming that no more choice deletion requests will be accepted. The allotment process is now underway, and the board will publish the provisional allotment list shortly.
After the allotment list is published, candidates will have a specified window to report to their allotted college and complete joining. The exact dates for allotment publication and joining will be announced by the board. Keep checking the official counselling portal (ug.neetrajasthan.com) for updates.
- 7 October 2026: Choice filling deadline (11:45 PM auto-lock)
- 9 October 2026: Notice issued — no more choice deletion requests
- Allotment process now underway
- Provisional allotment list to be published soon
- Joining deadline to be announced separately
How to Check Your Allotment When It's Published
When the board publishes the provisional allotment list, you will be able to check your allotment on the official counselling portal using your application number and password. The allotment will show the college and course (MBBS or BDS) you have been allotted, along with the category under which you were allotted (General, OBC-NCL, SC, ST, EWS, PwBD/PwD, NRI, etc.).
If you have been allotted a seat, you must report to the college on the specified date and time. Bring all required documents (the board will publish a list of documents required). If you do not report by the deadline, your seat will be forfeited and offered to the next candidate on the waiting list.
- Check allotment on ug.neetrajasthan.com using your application number and password
- Allotment will show college, course, and category
- Report to your allotted college by the specified deadline
- Bring all required documents (list to be published by the board)
- Failure to report by deadline results in forfeiture of seat
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
Can I request to delete a college from my Round-3 choice list now?
No. The board has issued a notice on 9 October 2026 stating that no more requests for deletion of choices will be considered. The choice-filling deadline was 7 October 2026 at 11:45 PM, and all choices are now locked and final. You cannot delete, modify, or add any college to your list.
I made a mistake in my choice list — can I correct it?
No. Once the choice-filling deadline passed on 7 October 2026 at 11:45 PM, your choices were auto-locked and cannot be modified for any reason. The board will not entertain requests to correct spelling, reorder colleges, or make any other changes. Your allotment will be based on the choices you submitted.
What if I forgot to include a college in my choice list?
Unfortunately, you cannot add it now. The choice-filling window closed on 7 October 2026 at 11:45 PM, and no new colleges can be added to your list. Your allotment will be based only on the colleges you included in your submitted choices.
I did not fill choices by the deadline — can I still participate in Round-3?
No. The choice-filling deadline was 7 October 2026 at 11:45 PM, and the system auto-locked at that time. If you did not submit your choices by then, you have missed Round-3 upgradation. You will retain your seat from the previous round (if you had joined one), but you cannot try for a better seat in Round-3.
If I was already admitted in Round-1 or Round-2, what happens to my seat?
Your joined college is automatically set as your last choice in Round-3. If the allotment algorithm matches you to a higher-ranked college on your choice list, you will be upgraded to that college. If not, you will retain your current seat. You do not lose your seat unless you explicitly resign from it.
When will the Round-3 allotment list be published?
The board has not yet announced the exact date for the allotment list publication. Keep checking the official counselling portal (ug.neetrajasthan.com) for updates. The board typically publishes allotment lists within a few days of the choice-filling deadline.
What documents do I need to bring when I report to my allotted college?
The board will publish a list of required documents separately. Typically, you will need your NEET scorecard, application form, category certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate, and other identity and educational documents. Check the official portal for the complete list before reporting.
What happens if I do not report to my allotted college by the joining deadline?
If you do not report by the specified deadline, your seat will be forfeited and offered to the next candidate on the waiting list. You will lose your seat entirely. Make sure to report on time with all required documents.
Can I resign from my allotted seat in Round-3 to participate in a later round?
Yes, but only within the resignation window announced by the board. If you resign, you will forfeit your Round-3 seat. The board will announce the resignation dates separately. Plan carefully before resigning — you may not get another seat in a later round.
Why did the board issue this notice?
The board issued this notice because many candidates were requesting choice deletion after the deadline, hoping to change their minds or correct errors. The board's position is that the deadline was clearly communicated, and the choice-filling window is now permanently closed. No exceptions will be made.
Is there any way to appeal this decision or request an exception?
No. The board has made clear that no requests for choice deletion or modification will be entertained under any circumstances. There is no appeal process for this decision. The deadline was final, and your choices are locked.
Where can I check my allotment and other updates?
Check the official Rajasthan NEET UG counselling portal at ug.neetrajasthan.com. You can log in with your application number and password to view your allotment, download documents, and check for updates. The board also posts notices on this portal regularly.
Your Round-3 choices are now final and locked. Do not attempt to request any deletions or modifications — the board will not entertain such requests. Focus on preparing for your allotment: check the official portal (ug.neetrajasthan.com) daily for the allotment list publication date, and gather all required documents in advance. When your allotment is published, report to your allotted college by the specified deadline with all documents to secure your seat.
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