The Rajasthan NEET UG Counselling Board has released the provisional allotment result for the Stray Vacancy Round of NEET UG 2026 counselling for MBBS and BDS admissions. The result is now live on the official portal https://ug.neetrajasthan.com. Candidates who participated in this round must log in with their registered credentials to check their allotment status, college assignment, and course allocation. This is a provisional result subject to verification of eligibility, documents, and compliance with all admission rules. Candidates must understand that receiving an allotment does not guarantee final admission—it is conditional on document verification, fee payment, and timely reporting.
Your provisional allotment is NOT final admission; you must verify your eligibility, produce original documents, pay fees, and report to your allotted college within the notified deadline or risk losing your seat.
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Unlock My College ListWhat Is the Stray Vacancy Round?
The Stray Vacancy Round is the final counselling round in the NEET UG 2026 admission process for Rajasthan. It is conducted to fill any remaining vacant seats in MBBS and BDS colleges after all previous counselling rounds (merit-based and category-based) have been completed.
In this round, candidates are allotted seats based on their NEET rank, the choices they submitted, seat availability, and applicable reservation rules. The round is called 'stray' because it captures leftover vacancies that were not filled in earlier rounds.
How to Check Your Allotment Status
Visit the official portal at https://ug.neetrajasthan.com. Log in using your registered mobile number, email, or NEET roll number and your password. Once logged in, navigate to the 'Allotment Result' or 'My Allotment' section.
Your allotment letter will display your assigned college, course (MBBS or BDS), seat type (Government, Management, or General Fee), and your state merit rank for this round. Download and save a copy of your allotment letter immediately. Take a screenshot or print it for your records.
If you do not see an allotment, it means no seat was available matching your rank, choices, and category in this round. You may be eligible for future rounds or spot counselling if announced.
- Log in to https://ug.neetrajasthan.com with your credentials
- Check the 'Allotment Result' section
- Note your allotted college, course, and seat type
- Download your allotment letter
- Save and print a copy for your records
Important: This Allotment Is Provisional, Not Final
The Board has explicitly stated that this allotment result is provisional, indicative, and subject to verification, scrutiny, reconciliation, correction, and revision. Publication of your name and allotment does NOT mean you are admitted. It is a conditional offer only.
The Board reserves the right to verify or re-verify your eligibility, NEET score, educational qualifications, domicile status, category claim, and all other details. If any information is found to be incomplete, incorrect, invalid, or unverified, your allotment can be corrected, revised, or cancelled at any stage—even after you have downloaded your allotment letter or paid fees.
Do not assume your seat is secure until you have completed all admission formalities, including document verification, fee payment, and reporting to the college within the prescribed deadline.
- Allotment is provisional and subject to verification
- Eligibility, documents, and category claims will be re-checked
- Allotment can be cancelled if information is found to be incorrect
- Final admission requires document verification, fee payment, and reporting
Document Verification: What You Must Prepare
Every candidate must be ready to produce original documents at the allotted college or designated reporting venue. The Board and the college will verify your eligibility, NEET particulars, educational qualifications, domicile status, category/reservation claim, and all other relevant details.
Common documents required include: (1) NEET admit card and score card, (2) 10th and 12th mark sheets and certificates, (3) Bachelor's degree certificate and mark sheets (if applicable), (4) Domicile certificate (issued by the state government), (5) Category/Caste certificate (if claiming SC/ST/OBC/EWS), (6) Income certificate (if claiming EWS), (7) Aadhar card or passport, (8) Allotment letter downloaded from the portal, (9) Fee receipt (after payment), and (10) Any other document specified in the counselling instructions.
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Ensure all documents are original and in good condition. Photocopies alone will not be accepted at the time of reporting. If any document is missing, invalid, or does not match the information in your application, your allotment may be cancelled.
- NEET admit card and score card (original)
- 10th and 12th certificates and mark sheets
- Bachelor's degree certificate (if applicable)
- Domicile certificate from state government
- Category/Caste certificate (if applicable)
- Income certificate (if claiming EWS)
- Aadhar card or passport
- Allotment letter (downloaded from portal)
- Fee receipt (after payment)
- Any other document as per counselling instructions
Eligibility Verification: What the Board Will Check
The Board will verify that you meet all prescribed eligibility conditions for MBBS or BDS admission. This includes checking your NEET score, ensuring you have passed 12th standard with the required subjects (Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, English), and confirming your domicile status if you are applying for a domicile-reserved seat.
Your category claim will be scrutinised. If you have claimed SC, ST, OBC NCL, EWS, or any other category, the Board will verify that your category certificate is valid, issued by the competent authority, and matches the information in your NEET application. Any discrepancy—such as a certificate issued after your NEET exam date, or a category that does not match your application—can result in your allotment being cancelled or revised.
If the Board finds that you do not meet the eligibility criteria, or if your documents are incomplete or invalid, your allotment will be cancelled and your seat will be treated as vacant for subsequent rounds.
- NEET score and rank verification
- 12th standard qualification and subject eligibility
- Domicile status verification
- Category certificate validity and authenticity
- Consistency of information across all documents
- Compliance with all prescribed admission criteria
Reporting and Joining: Timeline and Process
After receiving your allotment, you must report to your allotted college or the designated reporting venue within the timeline specified in your allotment letter and the official counselling schedule. The exact reporting dates and times will be communicated separately by the Board. Check the portal and your email regularly for updates.
Reporting involves submitting your original documents, undergoing document verification, paying the prescribed admission fee, and completing any other formalities required by the college. Failure to report within the notified deadline will result in your seat being treated as vacant and offered to the next candidate in the merit list.
After reporting and completing all formalities, you will be formally admitted to the course. Simply downloading your allotment letter or paying fees does not complete the admission process—you must physically report to the college and complete all prescribed procedures.
- Report to your allotted college within the notified deadline
- Bring all original documents for verification
- Pay the prescribed admission fee
- Complete all college admission formalities
- Failure to report will result in loss of your seat
- Check the portal regularly for reporting dates and instructions
Seat Types Explained: Government, Management, and General Fee
Your allotment letter will specify the seat type you have been allotted. Understanding the difference is important because it affects the fees you will pay and the rules that apply.
Government seats are funded by the state and have lower fees. These seats are filled through the state counselling process and are subject to government regulations. Management seats are filled by private colleges and have higher fees set by the college. General Fee seats are also in private colleges but may have different fee structures. The seat type determines your fee liability and the college's obligations to you.
- Government seats: Lower fees, state-funded, government regulations apply
- Management seats: Private college, higher fees, college-set fees
- General Fee seats: Private college, variable fees, college-set fees
- Check your allotment letter to see which seat type you have been allotted
Category and Reservation: How Your Allotment Was Determined
Your allotment has been made based on your NEET rank, the category you claimed (General, SC, ST, OBC NCL, EWS, etc.), the choices you submitted, and the available seats in each category. The Board follows the reservation policy prescribed by the Government of Rajasthan and applicable central government rules.
If you claimed a reserved category (SC, ST, OBC NCL, EWS), your allotment is subject to verification of your category certificate. If your certificate is found to be invalid, issued after your NEET exam, or inconsistent with your application, you may be re-allotted to a General category seat or your allotment may be cancelled.
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The Board has noted that one seat of Maharaja Ganga Singh Dental College, Sri Ganganagar (General Fee Seat) of OBC NCL category is left vacant, subject to the final outcome of a pending court case (SBCWP No 21485/2026). This seat may be filled or remain vacant depending on the court's decision.
- Allotment is based on rank, category, choices, and seat availability
- Category claims are subject to verification
- Invalid or inconsistent category certificates can result in cancellation or re-allotment
- One OBC NCL seat at Maharaja Ganga Singh Dental College is pending court outcome
What Happens If Your Allotment Is Cancelled or Revised?
The Board has the authority to cancel or revise your allotment if it discovers that your information is incomplete, incorrect, invalid, or unverified. Common reasons for cancellation include: (1) failure to produce valid original documents, (2) category certificate issued after your NEET exam date, (3) domicile certificate not issued by the competent authority, (4) educational qualifications not meeting the prescribed criteria, (5) discrepancies in your NEET score or rank, or (6) any other violation of the counselling rules.
If your allotment is cancelled, you will lose your seat. The seat will be offered to the next eligible candidate in the merit list. You will not be eligible for further counselling rounds in this session unless the Board announces additional rounds or spot counselling.
If your allotment is revised (e.g., your category is changed from OBC to General), you will be re-allotted to a different seat based on your revised category and rank. You will be notified of the revised allotment through the portal and email.
- Allotment can be cancelled for incomplete or invalid documents
- Category certificate issued after NEET exam date will result in cancellation
- Discrepancies in NEET score or rank can trigger cancellation
- Cancelled allotments cannot be recovered; seat goes to next candidate
- Revised allotments will be communicated through the portal
Common Mistakes That Get Allotments Cancelled
Many candidates lose their seats due to preventable mistakes. The most common error is submitting a category certificate that was issued after the NEET exam date. Category certificates must be issued on or before your NEET exam date to be valid. If your certificate is dated after your exam, it will be rejected and your allotment cancelled.
Another frequent mistake is providing a domicile certificate from the wrong authority. Domicile certificates must be issued by the Collector, District Magistrate, or other competent authority as prescribed by the state. Certificates from other sources will not be accepted.
Candidates also lose seats by not reporting within the notified deadline. Even if you have been allotted a seat, if you do not report to the college and complete admission formalities by the deadline, your seat will be forfeited. Always check the portal for the exact reporting dates and do not miss them.
Providing incomplete or photocopied documents at the time of reporting is another trap. The Board requires original documents. If you arrive at the college without originals, you will not be allowed to complete admission and your seat will be cancelled.
- ⚠️ Category certificate issued AFTER your NEET exam date = automatic cancellation
- ⚠️ Domicile certificate from wrong authority = rejection
- ⚠️ Missing the reporting deadline = loss of seat
- ⚠️ Bringing only photocopies instead of originals = admission denied
- ⚠️ Discrepancies between application and documents = cancellation
- ⚠️ Incomplete documents = allotment cancelled
What to Do Now: Your Next Steps
Step 1: Log in to https://ug.neetrajasthan.com and check your allotment status. If you have been allotted a seat, download and save your allotment letter. If you have not been allotted, check if the Board has announced any further rounds.
Step 2: Gather all your original documents. Verify that your category certificate (if applicable) was issued on or before your NEET exam date. Check that your domicile certificate is from the competent authority. Ensure all documents are in good condition.
Step 3: Check the official portal and your email for the reporting date and time. Mark this date on your calendar and plan to report on time. Do not miss the deadline.
Step 4: On the reporting date, go to your allotted college with all original documents. Complete document verification, pay the admission fee, and finish all formalities. Keep all receipts and acknowledgements.
Step 5: If you have any doubts or concerns, contact the Rajasthan UG Counselling Support Helpline or email support@neetrajasthan.com. Do not rely on unofficial sources or social media for information.
- ✅ Check your allotment on https://ug.neetrajasthan.com
- ✅ Download and save your allotment letter
- ✅ Gather all original documents
- ✅ Verify category and domicile certificates are valid
- ✅ Check the portal for reporting date and time
- ✅ Report to your allotted college on time with all documents
- ✅ Pay the admission fee and complete all formalities
- ✅ Keep all receipts and acknowledgements
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
Is my allotment final? Can it be cancelled?
No, your allotment is provisional and NOT final. The Board can cancel or revise it at any time if it finds that your information is incomplete, incorrect, invalid, or unverified. Even after you download your allotment letter or pay fees, your allotment can be cancelled if your documents fail verification. Final admission only happens after you complete document verification, pay fees, and report to the college within the deadline.
My category certificate was issued after my NEET exam. Will it be accepted?
No. Category certificates must be issued on or before your NEET exam date to be valid. If your certificate is dated after your exam, it will be rejected and your allotment will be cancelled. This is a common reason for allotment cancellations. Check your certificate date immediately and contact the issuing authority if there is an error.
What documents do I need to bring when I report to the college?
Bring all original documents: NEET admit card and score card, 10th and 12th certificates and mark sheets, Bachelor's degree certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate, category/caste certificate (if applicable), income certificate (if claiming EWS), Aadhar card or passport, your downloaded allotment letter, and any other document specified in the counselling instructions. Photocopies alone will not be accepted.
When do I need to report to my allotted college?
The exact reporting date and time will be specified in your allotment letter and the official counselling schedule. Check the portal https://ug.neetrajasthan.com and your email regularly for this information. You must report within the notified deadline. If you miss the deadline, your seat will be forfeited and offered to the next candidate.
What if I don't see an allotment when I log in?
If you do not see an allotment, it means no seat was available matching your rank, choices, and category in the Stray Vacancy Round. Check the portal for announcements about further counselling rounds or spot counselling. If the Board announces additional rounds, you may be eligible to participate.
Can my allotment be changed after I download my allotment letter?
Yes. The Board can correct, revise, or cancel your allotment even after you have downloaded your letter if it discovers any discrepancies or eligibility issues. This is why document verification is so important. Always check the portal for updates and be prepared for your allotment to change.
What is the difference between Government, Management, and General Fee seats?
Government seats are state-funded and have lower fees; they are subject to government regulations. Management seats are in private colleges and have higher fees set by the college. General Fee seats are also in private colleges with variable fees. Your allotment letter will specify which type of seat you have been allotted. The seat type affects your fee liability and the rules that apply.
If I am allotted a seat, am I guaranteed admission?
No. An allotment is NOT a guarantee of admission. It is a conditional offer only. You are guaranteed admission only after you have completed document verification, paid the prescribed fee, and reported to the college within the deadline. If any of these steps are not completed, your seat can be cancelled.
What happens if my domicile certificate is from the wrong authority?
Domicile certificates must be issued by the Collector, District Magistrate, or other competent authority as prescribed by the state. If your certificate is from another source, it will be rejected and your allotment will be cancelled. Check your certificate immediately and ensure it is from the correct authority.
Can I get my seat back if my allotment is cancelled?
No. If your allotment is cancelled, you lose your seat permanently. The seat will be offered to the next eligible candidate in the merit list. You will not be eligible for further counselling rounds in this session unless the Board announces additional rounds or spot counselling. This is why it is critical to ensure all your documents are valid and complete before reporting.
What should I do if I have doubts about my allotment or documents?
Contact the Rajasthan UG Counselling Support Helpline or email support@neetrajasthan.com. Do not rely on unofficial sources or social media. The Board's official portal and helpline are your only reliable sources of information. If you have concerns about your category certificate or domicile certificate, address them immediately before the reporting date.
Is there a court case affecting any seats in this round?
Yes. One seat of Maharaja Ganga Singh Dental College, Sri Ganganagar (General Fee Seat) of OBC NCL category is left vacant, subject to the final outcome of SBCWP No 21485/2026. This seat may be filled or remain vacant depending on the court's decision. If you have been allotted this seat, check the portal for updates on the court case.
Your provisional allotment is a conditional offer, not a final admission. Immediately download your allotment letter from https://ug.neetrajasthan.com, verify that all your documents are original and valid (especially your category and domicile certificates), and mark the reporting date on your calendar. Report to your allotted college on time with all original documents, complete document verification, pay the admission fee, and finish all formalities. Do not miss the deadline—if you fail to report, your seat will be forfeited. For any questions, contact the Rajasthan UG Counselling Support Helpline or email support@neetrajasthan.com.
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