The Rajasthan NEET UG Medical & Dental Admission Board has announced that the Provisional Round 3 result will be published shortly. However, before the final result is released, the board will remove (weed out) all candidates who have already joined seats through MCC (Medical Counselling Committee) counselling in earlier rounds. This is a standard process to ensure that only candidates still available for Rajasthan state seats are shown in the final allotment. If you applied for Round 3 in Rajasthan, you need to understand what this weeding means and when to expect your result.
Rajasthan Round 3 provisional result will be published after removing candidates who already joined MCC seats—check the portal regularly for the exact publication date.
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This is an announcement that the Provisional Round 3 result for Rajasthan NEET UG 2026 counselling will be released soon. However, before the result is made public, the board will perform a 'weeding out' process. Weeding out means removing the names of candidates who have already joined a seat through MCC counselling (the national-level counselling run by the Medical Counselling Committee).
Why does this matter? If you joined a seat in an earlier MCC round, you cannot also hold a Rajasthan state seat. The board removes such candidates from the Round 3 list to keep the allotment fair and accurate. This ensures that seats go only to candidates who are still available and have not already joined elsewhere.
What Is MCC Weeding and Why Is It Done?
MCC (Medical Counselling Committee) is the national counselling authority that conducts all-India counselling for NEET UG. Many candidates apply to both MCC counselling and state counselling (Rajasthan in this case). If a candidate joins a seat through MCC in an earlier round, they are no longer eligible to hold a Rajasthan state seat.
Weeding out is the process of identifying and removing such candidates from the state merit list before the final result is published. The board uses the official MCC list (dated 9.10.26, as mentioned in an earlier notice) to identify who has joined MCC seats. Once these names are removed, the remaining candidates are shown in the final Provisional Round 3 result.
This process ensures transparency and prevents any candidate from holding two seats simultaneously, which is against admission rules.
When Will the Final Round 3 Result Be Published?
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The notice states that the result will be published 'shortly after' the weeding process is complete. No exact date is given in this announcement. The board has already released an 'Indicative Round 3 result' on 9.10.26 (before weeding), which showed all candidates who were in the merit list at that time.
The final Provisional Round 3 result (after weeding) will be the official allotment list. You must check the official counselling portal (ug.neetrajasthan.com) regularly for the exact publication date. Do not rely on this announcement alone—watch the portal for updates.
What Should You Do If You Are in Round 3?
If you applied for Round 3 counselling in Rajasthan, follow these steps: First, check the Indicative Round 3 result (published 9.10.26) to see if your name appears. This list is 'indicative only' and has no claim on seats yet, but it shows who was in the merit list before weeding.
Second, monitor the official portal daily for the final Provisional Round 3 result. Once it is published (after weeding), check if your name is still on the list. If your name appears in the final result, you have been allotted a seat. If your name was in the indicative list but is missing from the final result, it means you were weeded out because you joined an MCC seat.
Third, if you are allotted a seat, note the joining date and deadline. You will need to report to the college with all required documents to complete your admission.
- Check the Indicative Round 3 result (9.10.26) to see if you are in the merit list
- Visit ug.neetrajasthan.com daily for the final Provisional Round 3 result
- If your name appears in the final result, you are allotted a seat
- If your name disappears after weeding, you have joined an MCC seat and are no longer eligible for Rajasthan state counselling
- Prepare all required documents for joining if you are allotted
What If Your Name Was in the Indicative List but Disappears in the Final Result?
If you see your name in the Indicative Round 3 result (9.10.26) but it is not in the final Provisional Round 3 result (after weeding), it means you have been weeded out. This happens because you joined a seat through MCC counselling. Once you join an MCC seat, you automatically become ineligible for Rajasthan state seats.
In this case, you do not need to take any action for Rajasthan Round 3. Your admission is already confirmed through MCC. You should proceed with joining the MCC-allotted college as per the MCC joining deadline.
What If Your Name Is Not in Either List?
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If your name does not appear in the Indicative Round 3 result, it means you were not in the merit list for Round 3. This could happen if your NEET score was below the cutoff for your category, or if you did not meet the eligibility criteria.
In this case, you will not be allotted a seat in Round 3. However, if there are further rounds of counselling, you may get a chance in those rounds. Check the counselling schedule on the portal to see if Round 4 or any other round is planned.
Important Dates and Documents to Track
The board has already released several merit lists and schedules for Round 3. Key dates include: Provisional Merit List (Round 3) after verification on 6.10.26, Indicative Round 3 results (before weeding) on 9.10.26, and the final Provisional Round 3 result (after weeding) coming shortly. Keep all these dates in mind as you track your status.
When the final result is published and you are allotted a seat, you will need to report to the college with specific documents. The board has published a list of required documents (notice dated 30.8.26). These typically include your NEET scorecard, 10th and 12th mark sheets, caste/category certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate, and other identity proofs. Collect these documents now so you are ready to join immediately after allotment.
- Provisional Merit List (Round 3) after verification: 6.10.26
- Indicative Round 3 results (before weeding): 9.10.26
- Final Provisional Round 3 result (after weeding): Coming shortly
- Keep NEET scorecard, 10th and 12th mark sheets, caste/category certificate, and domicile certificate ready
How to Check Your Result on the Portal
Visit the official Rajasthan NEET UG counselling portal at ug.neetrajasthan.com. Log in using your application number and password. Navigate to the 'Results' or 'Allotment' section and select 'Round 3'. The final Provisional Round 3 result will be displayed here once it is published.
Search for your name or application number in the list. If you are allotted, the result will show your allotted college, course (MBBS or BDS), and seat category. Note down all details carefully. If you have any doubts about your allotment, contact the counselling board immediately.
What Happens After the Result Is Published?
Once the final Provisional Round 3 result is published, the board will announce a joining deadline. You must report to your allotted college on or before this date with all required documents and the application form. Failure to join by the deadline will result in forfeiture of your seat.
At the college, you will complete the admission process, pay the required fees, and receive your admission letter. The fee structure varies by college type (government, RUHS-CMS, private, etc.) and is available on the counselling portal. Make sure you know the exact fee for your allotted college before joining.
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What does 'weeding out MCC joined candidates' mean?
Weeding out means removing the names of candidates who have already joined a seat through MCC (national-level) counselling from the Rajasthan state Round 3 merit list. Once a candidate joins an MCC seat, they are no longer eligible to hold a Rajasthan state seat, so their name is removed from the state result.
When will the final Round 3 result be published?
The notice states the result will be published 'shortly after' the weeding process is complete, but no exact date is given. You must check the official portal (ug.neetrajasthan.com) regularly for the publication date. The board has already released an indicative result on 9.10.26, which you can check in the meantime.
I see my name in the Indicative Round 3 result. Does that mean I am allotted a seat?
No. The Indicative Round 3 result (9.10.26) is published 'before weeding' and has 'no claim or right on allotted seats'. It only shows who was in the merit list at that time. Your final allotment will be confirmed only when your name appears in the final Provisional Round 3 result (after weeding).
My name was in the Indicative Round 3 result but is missing from the final result. What happened?
It means you were weeded out because you joined a seat through MCC counselling. Once you join an MCC seat, you are no longer eligible for Rajasthan state seats. You do not need to take any action for Rajasthan Round 3—proceed with your MCC-allotted college.
My name is not in the Indicative Round 3 result. Can I still get a seat in Round 3?
No. If your name is not in the Indicative Round 3 result, you were not in the merit list for Round 3. This means your NEET score was below the cutoff for your category or you did not meet eligibility criteria. However, you may get a chance in future rounds if they are conducted. Check the counselling schedule for Round 4 or other rounds.
What documents do I need to bring when I join?
The board has published a list of required documents. These typically include your NEET scorecard, 10th and 12th mark sheets, caste/category certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate, and other identity proofs. Collect these documents now so you are ready to join immediately after allotment.
What is the fee for my allotted college?
The fee structure varies by college type (government, RUHS-CMS, private, etc.). The board has published fee details for all colleges on the counselling portal. Check the specific fee for your allotted college before joining. You will need to pay this fee at the time of admission.
What if I miss the joining deadline?
If you do not report to your allotted college by the joining deadline, your seat will be forfeited. You will lose your admission and will not be able to join in that round. Always note the joining deadline carefully and report on time.
Can I resign from my allotted seat in Round 3?
Yes, the board allows candidates to resign from their allotted seats. However, you must do this within the specified resignation window (usually a few days after allotment). If you resign, your seat will be offered to the next candidate in the merit list. Check the counselling portal for the exact resignation deadline and process.
How do I check if I am eligible for NRI, WDP, or WPP seats?
The board has published separate merit lists for NRI, WDP (Widows/Dependents of Police), and WPP (Widows/Widowers of Policemen) categories. If you applied under any of these categories, check the respective merit list on the portal. You must have submitted the required documents during the verification process to be eligible.
The final Provisional Round 3 result for Rajasthan NEET UG 2026 will be published shortly after the board completes the weeding process. Check the official portal (ug.neetrajasthan.com) daily for the exact publication date. If your name appears in the final result, note the joining deadline and prepare all required documents. If you have any questions, contact the Rajasthan NEET UG Counselling Board directly.
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