The Rajasthan NEET UG counselling board has announced the results of its special stray round on November 11, 2026, opening 157 additional seats for MBBS and BDS aspirants who did not secure a place in earlier counselling phases. This final round is designed to fill vacancies that remain across private medical and dental colleges in the state. If you participated in this round, you need to act quickly—reporting deadlines are tight, and the admission window closes within days. Understanding the result release, seat distribution, and reporting schedule is critical to securing your seat.
Check your allotment status on ug.neetrajasthan.com today; if selected, you must report to SMS Medical College, Jaipur, between November 13–16 and complete fee payment by November 16 at 2 pm.
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Unlock My College ListWhat is the special stray round and why does it matter?
The special stray round is a final counselling phase conducted after all regular allotment rounds are complete. Its sole purpose is to fill MBBS and BDS seats that remain unoccupied in colleges across Rajasthan. For aspirants who narrowly missed selection in earlier rounds or who were waitlisted, this round offers a last opportunity to secure admission in the current academic year.
This round is particularly valuable because it includes seats from private medical and dental colleges, which often have higher vacancy rates than government institutions. If you did not receive an allotment in the main or subsequent rounds, the special stray round is your final chance before the admission cycle closes for the year.
How many seats are available in Rajasthan's special stray round?
A total of 157 seats have been made available in this round: 136 MBBS seats and 21 BDS seats. Importantly, all of these vacancies are in private medical and dental colleges. The Rajasthan counselling board has confirmed that no government MBBS or BDS seats remain vacant for this phase, meaning all government college positions were filled in earlier rounds.
Among private institutions, Vyas Medical College and Hospital in Jodhpur has the largest number of vacant MBBS positions, with 96 seats open. For dental aspirants, Maharaja Gangasingh Dental College in Sri Ganganagar has the maximum BDS vacancies. These colleges represent significant opportunities for candidates seeking admission in private institutions.
- 136 MBBS seats (all in private colleges)
- 21 BDS seats (all in private colleges)
- Total: 157 seats
- No government college vacancies in this round
| Course | Vacant Seats |
|---|---|
| MBBS | 136 |
| BDS | 21 |
| Total | 157 |
How to check your allotment result online
The allotment result is available on the official Rajasthan NEET UG counselling portal. To access your result, visit ug.neetrajasthan.com and look for the link to the special stray round allotment result. You will need to log in using your credentials or access the result PDF directly, depending on the portal's interface.
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Once you locate your result, download and save it immediately. This document will be required for fee payment, allotment letter download, and reporting at your allotted college. Keep multiple copies—digital and printed—to avoid delays during the admission process.
- Visit ug.neetrajasthan.com
- Find the special stray round allotment result link
- Log in or access the result PDF
- Download and save your allotment details
- Print a copy for college reporting
Critical dates and deadlines you must follow
The admission process following the allotment result has a compressed timeline. The provisional allotment result was released on November 11. From November 12–16, you can download your allotment letter and pay your tuition fee. Reporting at your allotted college must occur between November 13–16, with the college desk located at the Academic Block of SMS Medical College, Jaipur, open from 9 am to 4 pm.
The most critical deadline is November 16 at 2 pm, when both fee payment and allotment letter download facilities close. If you miss this window, you risk losing your seat. Reporting at the college desk can happen anytime during November 13–16, but it is advisable to complete this as soon as possible after downloading your allotment letter and paying your fee.
- November 11: Provisional allotment result released
- November 12–16: Download allotment letter and pay tuition fee
- November 13–16: Report at SMS Medical College, Jaipur (9 am–4 pm)
- November 16, 2 pm: Final deadline for fee payment and allotment letter download
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Provisional allotment result | November 11, 2026 |
| Allotment letter download | November 12–16, 2026 |
| Tuition fee payment | November 12–16, 2026 |
| Reporting at allotted college desk | November 13–16, 2026 |
Where and how to report after receiving your allotment
All candidates who receive an allotment in the special stray round must report to the designated desk at the Academic Block of SMS Medical College, Jaipur. This is the centralized reporting center for the entire Rajasthan counselling process. The desk operates between 9 am and 4 pm from November 13–16.
When you report, bring your allotment letter, proof of fee payment, and original identity documents. The college staff will verify your documents and complete the initial admission formalities. After reporting at SMS Medical College, you will then proceed to your actual allotted college to complete further admission procedures and hostel allocation, if applicable.
- Report at: Academic Block, SMS Medical College, Jaipur
- Reporting window: November 13–16, 2026
- Reporting hours: 9 am to 4 pm
- Bring: Allotment letter, fee payment proof, original ID documents
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What happens if you miss the reporting deadline?
Missing the reporting deadline has serious consequences. If you do not report by November 16 at 4 pm, your allotted seat will be considered forfeited, and you will not be admitted in the current academic year. The seat will then be offered to the next candidate on the waiting list, if one exists.
There is typically no extension or grace period for reporting in the special stray round, as it is the final phase of counselling. If you receive an allotment, treat the reporting deadline as non-negotiable. Plan your travel and documentation well in advance to ensure you can meet this timeline.
- Non-reporting results in seat forfeiture
- Your seat will be offered to the next candidate
- No extensions are typically granted in the stray round
- Plan ahead to meet the November 16 deadline
Private college seats: what you should know about fees and facilities
All 157 seats in this special stray round are in private medical and dental colleges. Private institutions in Rajasthan typically charge higher tuition fees than government colleges, though fees vary significantly by college and course. Before confirming your allotment, research the fee structure, hostel charges, and facilities at your allotted college.
Private colleges often offer modern infrastructure, smaller class sizes, and flexible curricula, but these benefits come at a cost. Verify the college's recognition, accreditation status, and placement record. Check whether your allotted college is recognized by the Medical Council of India (now National Medical Commission) and whether it is eligible for postgraduate entrance exams like NEET-PG.
- All seats are in private colleges; expect higher fees than government institutions
- Research fee structure before confirming your allotment
- Verify college accreditation and NMC recognition
- Check hostel facilities and placement records
- Confirm eligibility for NEET-PG and other postgraduate exams
What to do if you don't receive an allotment in this round
If your name does not appear in the allotment result, it means no seat matching your rank, category, and preferences was available in this round. This does not mean you cannot pursue MBBS or BDS; it means you will need to wait for the next admission cycle or explore alternative pathways.
Consider registering for the next NEET-UG exam if you wish to attempt again. You can also explore private colleges that conduct their own entrance exams or management quota admissions, though these typically involve higher fees. Some aspirants also consider pursuing MBBS or BDS through deemed universities or private institutions outside Rajasthan. Consult with a counselor to understand your options based on your score and circumstances.
- Non-allotment does not end your medical education journey
- Plan to appear in the next NEET-UG cycle
- Explore private college management quota options
- Consider deemed universities or institutions in other states
- Seek guidance from an admission counselor
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
When was the Rajasthan NEET UG 2026 special stray round result released?
The provisional allotment result for the special stray round was released on November 11, 2026. Candidates can check their allotment status on the official portal ug.neetrajasthan.com.
How many MBBS and BDS seats are available in the special stray round?
A total of 157 seats are available: 136 MBBS seats and 21 BDS seats. All of these seats are in private medical and dental colleges; no government college seats are vacant in this round.
What is the deadline for reporting after receiving an allotment?
You must report at the Academic Block of SMS Medical College, Jaipur, between November 13–16, 2026, during 9 am to 4 pm. You must also complete fee payment and download your allotment letter by November 16 at 2 pm.
Where do I check my allotment result online?
Visit the official Rajasthan NEET UG counselling portal at ug.neetrajasthan.com. Look for the special stray round allotment result link, log in with your credentials, and download your result.
What documents do I need to bring when reporting at SMS Medical College?
Bring your allotment letter, proof of fee payment, and original identity documents (such as Aadhaar, passport, or PAN). These will be verified by the college staff during the reporting process.
What happens if I miss the reporting deadline?
If you do not report by November 16 at 4 pm, your seat will be forfeited and offered to the next candidate on the waiting list. There is typically no extension for the special stray round, as it is the final phase of counselling.
Which college has the most vacant MBBS seats in this round?
Vyas Medical College and Hospital in Jodhpur has the highest number of vacant MBBS seats, with 96 positions available in the special stray round.
Are all seats in this round in private colleges?
Yes, all 157 seats (136 MBBS and 21 BDS) are in private medical and dental colleges. No government college seats remain vacant for this round.
If you received an allotment in the special stray round, act immediately: download your allotment letter and pay your fee by November 16 at 2 pm, then report at SMS Medical College, Jaipur, by November 16 at 4 pm. If you did not receive an allotment, consult an admission counselor about your next steps, whether that is preparing for the next NEET-UG cycle or exploring alternative pathways to medical education.
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