The Rajasthan NEET UG counselling board has released the Provisional Round-3 allotment result as of 11 October 2026. This is a critical moment: your allotment status determines whether you must report to your college immediately or whether you can stay put. The board has issued three urgent notices clarifying who must report and who must not — and the distinction is strict. If you are upgraded (even if your category changed), you must report again at the Academic Block of SMS Medical College, Jaipur. If you retained your Round-2 seat or have already joined, you do not report again. This article explains what the result means, who must act, and what happens next.
Upgraded candidates (including those with category changes) must report again at SMS Medical College Jaipur; retained and already-joined candidates do not.
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Unlock My College ListWhat Is Round-3 and Why It Matters
Round-3 is the final allotment round in Rajasthan's NEET UG 2026 counselling. After Rounds 1 and 2, some seats remain vacant because candidates resign, upgrade to better colleges, or do not join. Round-3 fills these leftover seats by running a fresh merit-based allotment from the verified candidate pool.
The Round-3 result released today (11 October 2026) shows which candidate gets which seat in this final round. This is your allotment — the college and course assigned to you. However, receiving an allotment does NOT automatically mean you are admitted. You must report to your assigned college within the deadline to confirm your admission. If you do not report, your seat is forfeited and offered to the next candidate on the merit list.
Three Critical Notices: Who Must Report and Who Must Not
The board has issued three separate notices on 11 October 2026 to clarify reporting obligations. These are not suggestions — they determine whether you lose your seat or secure it. Read them carefully.
**Notice 1: Upgraded Candidates Must Report Again.** If you received an upgraded allotment in Round-3 (meaning you got a better college, course, or category seat than in Round-2), you MUST report again at the Academic Block of SMS Medical College, Jaipur. This includes candidates whose category changed (e.g., from General to OBC, or from OBC to SC). Upgraded means any improvement in your allotment; the board treats category change as an upgrade even if the college is the same.
**Notice 2: Retained Candidates Do Not Report Again.** If your Round-3 allotment is the same as your Round-2 allotment (you retained your seat), you do NOT report again. You have already reported in Round-2 and your admission is confirmed. Reporting again is unnecessary and may cause confusion.
**Notice 3: Already-Joined Candidates Do Not Report Again.** If you have already joined your Round-2 college (you attended the reporting process and completed admission formalities), you do NOT report again in Round-3, even if you received an upgraded allotment. Your admission to your Round-2 college is final. You cannot switch to a Round-3 upgraded seat once you have joined.
- Upgraded allotment → Report again at SMS Medical College Academic Block
- Retained allotment (same as Round-2) → Do not report again
- Already joined Round-2 college → Do not report again
How to Check Your Round-3 Allotment
Your Round-3 allotment result is now live on the Rajasthan NEET UG counselling portal (ug.neetrajasthan.com). Log in with your application number and password to view your allotment letter. The letter will show your assigned college, course (MBBS or BDS), category, and seat type (General, Reserved, NRI, etc.).
Compare your Round-3 allotment with your Round-2 allotment (if you received one). If the college, course, or category is different or better, you are upgraded and must report. If it is identical, you are retained and do not report. If you did not receive a Round-2 allotment, any Round-3 allotment is new and you must report.
- Log in to ug.neetrajasthan.com with your application number and password
- Download your Round-3 allotment letter
- Compare with your Round-2 allotment (if any)
- Determine your status: upgraded, retained, or new
Reporting Instructions for Upgraded Candidates
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If you are upgraded, you must report in person at the Academic Block of SMS Medical College, Jaipur. The board has not yet announced the exact reporting dates and times for Round-3 in this notice, but based on the Round-3 schedule released on 20 September 2026, reporting typically begins within 2–3 days of the allotment result. Check the counselling portal daily for the Round-3 reporting schedule notice.
When you report, bring all original documents listed in the board's document checklist (see 'Documents Required at Reporting' section below). Incomplete documentation will result in rejection of your admission. Arrive early; reporting windows are typically 10 AM to 5 PM at the Academic Block. Do not delay — the reporting deadline is strict, and missing it forfeits your seat.
- Report in person at Academic Block, SMS Medical College, Jaipur
- Bring all original documents (see checklist below)
- Arrive early; reporting hours are typically 10 AM–5 PM
- Check the portal for exact Round-3 reporting dates (not yet announced in this notice)
- Missing the deadline forfeits your seat
Documents Required at Reporting
The board has published a detailed list of documents required at the time of reporting and joining at the college desk at the Academic Block, SMS Medical College, Jaipur. Every document on this list must be brought in original form. Photocopies alone are not accepted. Missing even one document can delay or reject your admission.
The board's notice titled 'LIST OF DOCUMENTS NEEDED AT TIME OF REPORTING/JOINING AT COLLEGE DESK AT ACADEMIC BLOCK SMS MEDICAL COLLEGE JAIPUR' (dated 30 August 2026) specifies all required documents. This notice is available on the counselling portal. Download it immediately and prepare your documents. Common documents include: NEET admit card, NEET score card, 10th and 12th mark sheets and certificates, NEET application form, allotment letter, caste/category certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate, and any other documents specified in the notice. Do not assume — read the full list on the portal.
- Download the document checklist from the counselling portal (notice dated 30 August 2026)
- Bring ALL documents in original form — photocopies are not accepted
- Common documents: NEET admit card, score card, 10th/12th certificates, allotment letter, caste certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate
- Missing documents will result in rejection of admission
- Prepare documents well in advance; do not wait until the reporting date
Important Traps: What Gets Your Admission Rejected
**Trap 1: Reporting When You Should Not.** If you retained your Round-2 seat or have already joined, reporting again in Round-3 can cause administrative confusion and may jeopardize your admission. The board's notice explicitly states that retained and joined candidates 'need not report again.' Do not report unless you are upgraded.
**Trap 2: Missing the Reporting Deadline.** The board has not yet announced the exact reporting deadline for Round-3 in this notice, but it will be strict. Once the deadline passes, your seat is forfeited and offered to the next candidate. Check the portal daily for the Round-3 reporting schedule and mark the deadline on your calendar.
**Trap 3: Incomplete or Wrong Documents.** Bringing photocopies instead of originals, or missing even one document from the checklist, will result in rejection at the college desk. The board's document list is exhaustive — follow it exactly. Do not assume any document is optional.
**Trap 4: Category Certificate Issues.** If you are in a reserved category (SC, ST, OBC, MBC, etc.), your caste/category certificate must be valid and issued by the competent authority. Certificates issued by the wrong authority or expired certificates will be rejected. Verify your certificate well before reporting.
**Trap 5: Not Comparing Your Allotments.** If you do not compare your Round-3 allotment with your Round-2 allotment, you may mistakenly report when you should not, or fail to report when you should. Take 10 minutes to compare them carefully.
- Do not report if you retained your Round-2 seat or have already joined
- Check the portal daily for the Round-3 reporting deadline
- Bring original documents only — photocopies will be rejected
- Verify your caste/category certificate is valid and issued by the competent authority
- Compare your Round-3 and Round-2 allotments before deciding whether to report
What Happens After You Report
Once you report at the Academic Block and submit all documents, the college will verify them and issue you an admission confirmation. You will then proceed to your assigned college to complete the final joining formalities (fee payment, hostel registration, etc.). The exact timeline and joining process will be communicated by your college.
If you are upgraded and report in Round-3, your Round-2 seat (if you had one) is automatically cancelled. You cannot hold two seats. Your admission is now to your Round-3 college only.
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- Report at SMS Medical College Academic Block with all documents
- College verifies documents and issues admission confirmation
- Proceed to your assigned college for final joining formalities
- Your Round-2 seat is cancelled once you report in Round-3
Merit Lists and Verification Status
The board has also released several supporting documents alongside the Round-3 allotment result: the Provisional Merit List (Round-3) after verification (dated 6 October 2026), and separate merit lists for special categories (PwBD/PwD, NRI, WDP, WPP). These lists show which candidates were verified and eligible for allotment. If your name appears on the merit list, you are eligible for allotment. If you received an allotment, you were on the merit list.
The board has also released the Vacant Seat Matrix (Round-3) showing which seats were available for allotment. This is for reference only — it does not affect your allotment or reporting obligation.
- Provisional Merit List (Round-3) after verification is available on the portal
- Separate merit lists for PwBD/PwD, NRI, WDP, WPP categories are also available
- Vacant Seat Matrix (Round-3) shows available seats (reference only)
Key Dates and Timeline (Round-3)
The board released the Round-3 schedule on 20 September 2026. Key dates were: merit list generation (4 October 2026), verification (5 October 2026), allotment result (11 October 2026 — today). The exact reporting and joining dates for Round-3 have not yet been announced in this notice. Check the counselling portal daily for the Round-3 reporting schedule notice, which will specify the reporting window and deadline.
Do not assume reporting dates based on previous rounds — each round has its own timeline. The portal is your only reliable source.
- Allotment result released: 11 October 2026 (today)
- Reporting dates for Round-3: Not yet announced — check portal daily
- Reporting deadline: Will be announced with the reporting schedule
- Do not miss the deadline — seats are forfeited after the deadline
Special Categories: NRI, WDP, WPP, PwBD/PwD
If you applied under a special category (NRI — Non-Resident Indian; WDP — Widows/Divorcees/Persons Separated; WPP — Persons with Physical Disability; PwBD/PwD — Persons with Benchmark Disability), you were allotted from a separate merit list specific to your category. The board has released separate merit lists for each category showing verified candidates. Your allotment is based on your rank within your category, not the general merit list.
The reporting and joining process is the same for all categories. Bring your category-specific documents (e.g., NRI passport and domicile proof, WDP divorce decree or separation order, disability certificate for PwBD/PwD) along with the standard documents.
- NRI, WDP, WPP, PwBD/PwD candidates have separate merit lists and allotments
- Allotment is based on rank within your category
- Reporting process is the same; bring category-specific documents
Fee Structure and Payment
The board has announced that the fee structure for all medical and dental colleges is available on the counselling website and will be applicable at the time of admission. Different colleges (government, RUHS-CMS, private, ESIC, NRI) have different fee structures. Once you report and receive your admission confirmation, your college will inform you of the exact fee and payment deadline. Do not delay fee payment — failure to pay by the deadline may result in forfeiture of your seat.
The board has published separate fee documents for government MBBS/BDS colleges, RUHS-CMS colleges, private colleges, ESIC colleges, and NRI seats. Download the fee document for your assigned college from the portal to know the expected fee in advance.
- Fee structure is available on the counselling portal
- Different colleges have different fees
- Your college will inform you of the exact fee and payment deadline after you report
- Pay fees on time — late payment may forfeit your seat
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
I received a Round-3 allotment. Do I have to report?
Not necessarily. If your Round-3 allotment is the same as your Round-2 allotment (you retained your seat), you do NOT report again. If you have already joined your Round-2 college, you do NOT report again. You must report ONLY if you are upgraded (your Round-3 allotment is better than Round-2, or you did not have a Round-2 allotment). Compare your allotments carefully to determine your status.
What does 'upgraded' mean?
Upgraded means your Round-3 allotment is better than your Round-2 allotment. This includes: a better college, a better course, a better category seat, or any change in your allotment. Even if your category changed (e.g., from General to OBC), the board treats this as an upgrade and you must report again.
I already joined my Round-2 college. Can I switch to my Round-3 upgraded seat?
No. Once you have joined a college (completed reporting and admission formalities), your admission is final. You cannot switch to a Round-3 upgraded seat. Your Round-2 seat is locked. The board's notice explicitly states that already-joined candidates 'need not report again' — meaning they cannot report in Round-3.
Where and when do I report for Round-3?
You report at the Academic Block of SMS Medical College, Jaipur. The exact reporting dates and times for Round-3 have not yet been announced in this notice. Check the counselling portal (ug.neetrajasthan.com) daily for the Round-3 reporting schedule notice, which will specify the reporting window and deadline. Do not delay — the deadline is strict.
What documents do I need to bring when I report?
Bring all documents listed in the board's document checklist (notice dated 30 August 2026, available on the portal). Common documents include: NEET admit card, NEET score card, 10th and 12th certificates, allotment letter, caste/category certificate (if applicable), and domicile certificate. Bring originals only — photocopies will be rejected. Missing even one document will result in rejection.
What if I miss the Round-3 reporting deadline?
Your seat will be forfeited and offered to the next candidate on the merit list. You will lose your admission. The board does not grant extensions for missed deadlines. Check the portal for the exact deadline and mark it on your calendar.
I am in the NRI/WDP/WPP/PwBD category. Do the reporting rules apply to me?
Yes. The reporting rules are the same for all candidates, regardless of category. If you are upgraded, you must report. If you retained your seat or have already joined, you do not report. Bring your category-specific documents (e.g., NRI passport, WDP divorce decree, disability certificate) along with the standard documents.
Can I report on behalf of my child, or does the candidate have to report in person?
The notice does not specify whether a parent can report on behalf of the candidate. To be safe, assume the candidate must report in person. Contact the Academic Block of SMS Medical College, Jaipur, or check the portal for clarification if you have a genuine reason (illness, emergency) why the candidate cannot report in person.
If I report in Round-3, what happens to my Round-2 seat?
Your Round-2 seat is automatically cancelled once you report in Round-3. You cannot hold two seats. Your admission is now to your Round-3 college only.
How do I check my Round-3 allotment?
Log in to the Rajasthan NEET UG counselling portal (ug.neetrajasthan.com) with your application number and password. Your Round-3 allotment letter will show your assigned college, course, category, and seat type. Download it and compare it with your Round-2 allotment (if any) to determine whether you are upgraded, retained, or new.
Is the Round-3 allotment final, or can it change?
The Round-3 allotment result released today is provisional. It may be revised if errors are found during verification or if candidates resign. However, for practical purposes, treat it as final and act on it immediately. If you are upgraded, report as soon as the reporting window opens. Do not wait for further changes.
What if my caste/category certificate is not accepted at the time of reporting?
If your certificate is invalid, expired, or issued by the wrong authority, your admission will be rejected. Verify your certificate well before reporting. If you have any doubt, contact the Academic Block or the counselling board in advance. Do not wait until the reporting date to discover a problem.
The Round-3 allotment result is now live. If you are upgraded, you must report at the Academic Block of SMS Medical College, Jaipur, as soon as the reporting window opens (dates to be announced on the portal). If you retained your Round-2 seat or have already joined, do not report. Check the portal daily for the Round-3 reporting schedule and deadline. Prepare all required documents in original form now — do not wait. Missing the reporting deadline will forfeit your seat permanently.
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