The Office of the Chairman, NEET UG Medical & Dental Admission/Counselling Board, Rajasthan has released the provisional merit list of 57 WDP (Persons with Disabilities) candidates who have successfully completed document verification on 19 August, 24 August, and 9 September 2026. This list covers MBBS and BDS admissions for Round 2 of counselling. The list shows each candidate's registration ID, NEET ID, name, gender, domicile, category, verified disability status (EXS-I through EXS-V), NEET UG 2026 marks, and All-India rank. All candidates on this list remain eligible for seat allotment in subsequent rounds if vacancies arise according to their choice of colleges and courses.
If your name appears on this provisional WDP merit list with a verified disability status (EXS-I to EXS-V), you are eligible for MBBS/BDS seat allotment in Round 2 and beyond, provided vacancies match your choices.
What is this list and why does it matter?
This is the provisional merit list of WDP (Persons with Disabilities) candidates for NEET UG 2026 MBBS and BDS admissions in Rajasthan. WDP is a special category reserved for candidates with disabilities recognised under the Persons with Disabilities Act. The list contains 57 candidates whose documents have been verified and whose disability status has been officially confirmed by the counselling board.
This list is critical because it determines your eligibility for seat allotment in Round 2 and any subsequent rounds of counselling. If your name appears here with a verified disability category (EXS-I, EXS-II, EXS-III, EXS-IV, or EXS-V), you are officially recognised as a WDP candidate and will be considered for allotment according to your merit rank and your choice of colleges and courses. If your name does not appear, your WDP claim has either not been verified or you have not yet completed document verification.
Who is on this list?
The list includes 57 candidates from Rajasthan (and one from Haryana) who applied for NEET UG 2026 MBBS/BDS admissions with a WDP (disability) claim. All candidates on this list have submitted their disability documents and have had them verified by the counselling board during the verification dates of 19 August, 24 August, and 9 September 2026.
The candidates are listed in order of their All-India NEET rank (from rank 13,863 to rank 633,682). The list includes candidates from various categories: General, OBC NCL (Other Backward Classes – Non-Creamy Layer), MBC NCL (Most Backward Classes – Non-Creamy Layer), and SC (Scheduled Caste). Each candidate's verified disability status is shown in the 'Additional Category (Verified)' column.
Understanding the disability categories (EXS-I to EXS-V)
The 'Additional Category (Verified)' column shows the disability category assigned to each candidate after verification. These are coded as EXS-I, EXS-II, EXS-III, EXS-IV, and EXS-V. Each code represents a specific type or severity of disability recognised under the Persons with Disabilities Act. The exact medical definition of each category is determined by the disability certificate you submitted during registration.
The disability category you are assigned affects your eligibility for certain seats and may influence your rank within the WDP quota. It is important to verify that the category shown against your name matches the disability category on your official disability certificate. If there is a mismatch, you must contact the counselling board immediately to request a correction before seat allotment begins.
- EXS-I: Verified disability category 1
- EXS-II: Verified disability category 2
- EXS-III: Verified disability category 3
- EXS-IV: Verified disability category 4
- EXS-V: Verified disability category 5
How to find your name on the list
The list is arranged by serial number (S. No.) from 1 to 57 across four pages. To find your name, you can search by any of the following: your Registration ID (Reg. ID), your NEET ID, or your name. The Registration ID is the unique identifier assigned to you by the Rajasthan counselling board (e.g., RM5744). The NEET ID is your national NEET registration number (e.g., 3918101505).
If you cannot find your name on this list, it means either (a) your document verification is still pending, (b) your documents were not accepted, or (c) you did not apply with a WDP claim. If you believe you should be on this list, contact the counselling board at SMS Medical College, Jaipur immediately with your NEET ID and registration details.
- Search by Registration ID (Reg. ID) — starts with 'RM'
- Search by NEET ID — your national NEET registration number
- Search by your full name as you registered
- Check all four pages of the list
What your NEET marks and rank mean
The 'NEET UG 2026 Marks' column shows your total score out of 720 in the NEET UG 2026 exam. The 'NEET AI Rank' column shows your All-India rank based on your NEET score. Your rank determines your position in the merit order for seat allotment. Candidates with higher marks and lower ranks are allotted seats first, subject to availability and your choice of colleges.
For example, candidate Aryan Kumar Singh (Reg. ID RM1010) scored 568 marks and has an All-India rank of 24,447. This means he is ranked 24,447th among all NEET UG 2026 candidates nationally. Within the WDP category in Rajasthan, his position will be determined by comparing his rank with other WDP candidates' ranks. The lower your rank number, the higher your priority for seat allotment.
Important: What 'unallotted' means and what happens next
The notice states: 'All unallotted candidates are eligible for allotment as per their choices only if any virtual vacancies arise.' This means that even if you are on this provisional list, you may not receive a seat in Round 2 if no seats matching your category, rank, and college/course choices are available. You will remain eligible for allotment in subsequent rounds if seats become vacant.
Virtual vacancies occur when a candidate who was allotted a seat in an earlier round does not report to the college, or withdraws from counselling. When such vacancies arise, the counselling board will conduct additional allotment rounds. Your position on this merit list ensures you will be considered in those rounds. Do not assume you are allotted a seat simply because your name is on this list — wait for the official allotment result.
- Being on this list = eligible for allotment, not guaranteed a seat
- Allotment depends on available seats, your rank, and your choices
- Virtual vacancies may create additional allotment opportunities
- Check the official allotment result on the counselling portal
Document verification dates and what was checked
Your documents were verified on one of three dates: 19 August 2026, 24 August 2026, or 9 September 2026. The counselling board checked your disability certificate, domicile proof, category certificate (if applicable), and other supporting documents to confirm that you meet the eligibility criteria for the WDP category. Only candidates whose documents were found to be in order and authentic are included on this provisional list.
If you attended document verification but your name does not appear on this list, it is possible that your documents were rejected or are still under review. Contact the counselling board immediately with your NEET ID and registration details to find out the status of your verification.
- Verification date 1: 19 August 2026
- Verification date 2: 24 August 2026
- Verification date 3: 9 September 2026
- Documents checked: disability certificate, domicile, category proof, identity
Category and domicile information on the list
The 'Domicile' column shows the state you are domiciled in. Most candidates are from Rajasthan, but one candidate (Sanjana Ahlawat, Reg. ID RM7499) is from Haryana. Domicile affects your eligibility for state-specific seats and quotas. The 'Category (Filled)' column shows the general category you registered under: General, OBC NCL, MBC NCL, or SC. This is separate from your disability status and both apply to your seat allotment.
For example, candidate Monika Mahala (Reg. ID RM11590) is domiciled in Rajasthan, belongs to the OBC NCL category, and has a verified disability status of EXS-I. During allotment, she will be considered for seats reserved for OBC NCL candidates with disabilities. It is crucial that both your category and domicile information are correct on this list. If there is an error, contact the counselling board before allotment begins.
- Domicile: determines eligibility for state-specific seats
- Category: General, OBC NCL, MBC NCL, or SC
- Disability status: EXS-I to EXS-V (separate from category)
- All three factors affect your seat allotment
Common mistakes and what to check immediately
Before the allotment process begins, carefully verify every detail on this list against your original application and documents. Errors at this stage can result in rejection of your allotment or loss of your seat. The most common mistakes are: (1) name spelled incorrectly, (2) wrong NEET ID or Registration ID, (3) incorrect category or domicile, (4) disability status not matching your certificate, and (5) marks or rank showing as zero or blank.
If you spot any error, do not wait. Contact the counselling board immediately with proof of the correct information. Errors discovered after allotment is complete are much harder to correct and may result in loss of your seat. The counselling board's contact details are available on the official portal at ug.neetrajasthan.com.
- ⚠️ Check your name spelling matches your NEET registration exactly
- ⚠️ Verify your NEET ID and Registration ID are correct
- ⚠️ Confirm your category (General/OBC NCL/MBC NCL/SC) is correct
- ⚠️ Ensure your disability status (EXS-I to EXS-V) matches your certificate
- ⚠️ Check your NEET marks and All-India rank are displayed
- ⚠️ Verify your domicile state is correct
- ⚠️ Report any discrepancy to the counselling board immediately
What happens after this list is released
After this provisional list is released, the counselling board will announce the dates for Round 2 seat allotment. You will be required to log into the counselling portal using your NEET ID and password, fill in your choice of colleges and courses (in order of preference), and lock your choices. The allotment algorithm will then match your rank, category, disability status, and choices with available seats.
Once allotment results are declared, you will see whether you have been allotted a seat. If you are allotted, you must report to the college on the specified date with all required documents. If you are not allotted in Round 2, you will remain eligible for subsequent rounds if vacancies arise. Keep checking the official portal for updates on allotment dates and results.
- Wait for Round 2 allotment date announcement
- Log into the counselling portal with your NEET ID
- Fill in your college and course choices in order of preference
- Lock your choices before the deadline
- Check the allotment result on the portal
- If allotted, report to the college with documents
- If not allotted, remain eligible for subsequent rounds
How to contact the counselling board if you have questions
If you have any questions about this list, your verification status, or your eligibility, contact the Office of the Chairman, NEET UG Medical & Dental Admission/Counselling Board, SMS Medical College, JLN Marg, Jaipur. You can also visit the official Rajasthan NEET UG counselling portal at ug.neetrajasthan.com for updates, FAQs, and contact information.
Have your NEET ID and Registration ID ready when you contact the board. Provide clear details of your query and any documents you believe support your case. The board typically responds within 2–3 working days. Do not delay in reporting errors or seeking clarification — the earlier you resolve issues, the better your chances of a smooth allotment process.
- Office: SMS Medical College, JLN Marg, Jaipur
- Portal: ug.neetrajasthan.com
- Have your NEET ID and Reg. ID ready
- Contact before allotment begins for faster resolution
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What does WDP mean and why is there a separate list for WDP candidates?
WDP stands for Persons with Disabilities. It is a special category under the Persons with Disabilities Act that reserves seats in medical colleges for candidates with recognised disabilities. A separate list is maintained because WDP candidates are allotted seats from a dedicated quota, and their eligibility is based on both their NEET rank and verified disability status. This ensures fair representation and access to medical education for candidates with disabilities.
I am on this provisional list. Does that mean I will definitely get a seat in Round 2?
No. Being on this provisional list means you are eligible for seat allotment, but it does not guarantee a seat. Allotment depends on three factors: (1) your NEET rank, (2) the number of WDP seats available in colleges you have chosen, and (3) your order of preference for colleges and courses. If no seats matching your choices are available in Round 2, you will remain eligible for allotment in subsequent rounds if vacancies arise.
My name is not on this list. What should I do?
If your name is not on this list, it means either (a) your document verification is still pending, (b) your documents were rejected, or (c) you did not apply with a WDP claim. Contact the counselling board immediately with your NEET ID and registration details to find out the status. If your documents were rejected, ask for the specific reason and whether you can resubmit corrected documents. Do not wait — act quickly to resolve this.
What is the difference between 'Category (Filled)' and 'Additional Category (Verified)' on the list?
'Category (Filled)' is the general category you registered under (General, OBC NCL, MBC NCL, or SC). 'Additional Category (Verified)' is your disability status (EXS-I to EXS-V) after verification. Both apply to your seat allotment. For example, you may be OBC NCL with EXS-III disability status. During allotment, you will be considered for seats reserved for OBC NCL candidates with disabilities.
I found an error in my name, category, or disability status on this list. What should I do?
Contact the counselling board immediately with proof of the correct information. Provide your NEET ID, Registration ID, and supporting documents (such as your disability certificate or category certificate). Do not wait for allotment to begin — errors discovered after allotment is complete are much harder to correct and may result in loss of your seat. The board typically responds within 2–3 working days.
What are the disability categories EXS-I, EXS-II, EXS-III, EXS-IV, and EXS-V?
These codes represent different types or severity levels of disability recognised under the Persons with Disabilities Act. The exact medical definition of each category is determined by your disability certificate. The category assigned to you affects your eligibility for certain seats and may influence your rank within the WDP quota. Verify that the category shown against your name matches your official disability certificate.
What does 'virtual vacancies' mean and how does it affect me?
Virtual vacancies occur when a candidate who was allotted a seat in an earlier round does not report to the college or withdraws from counselling. When such vacancies arise, the counselling board conducts additional allotment rounds. If you are not allotted in Round 2, you will remain on this merit list and be considered for allotment in subsequent rounds if virtual vacancies match your choices. This is why it is important to keep your choices updated.
When will the Round 2 allotment results be announced?
The notice does not specify the exact date for Round 2 allotment results. Check the official Rajasthan NEET UG counselling portal at ug.neetrajasthan.com for the allotment schedule. The board typically announces allotment dates at least 3–5 days in advance. Subscribe to notifications on the portal so you do not miss important updates.
I am from Haryana but appear on this Rajasthan WDP list. Why?
One candidate on this list (Sanjana Ahlawat, Reg. ID RM7499) is from Haryana. This is possible if you registered for Rajasthan NEET UG counselling and applied for seats in Rajasthan medical colleges. Your domicile state may affect your eligibility for certain state-specific seats or quotas. Verify with the counselling board whether your domicile status affects your allotment eligibility.
What documents do I need to bring if I am allotted a seat?
The notice does not specify the exact documents required at the time of reporting. However, typically you will need: (1) your NEET admit card, (2) your disability certificate, (3) your category certificate (if applicable), (4) your domicile certificate, (5) your 10th and 12th mark sheets, (6) your identity proof, and (7) your allotment letter. Check the official portal or contact the counselling board for the complete list of documents required at the time of reporting.
If your name appears on this provisional WDP merit list with a verified disability status, you are eligible for MBBS/BDS seat allotment in Round 2 and beyond. Immediately verify all details (name, category, disability status, marks, rank) against your original application and documents. If you find any error, contact the counselling board at SMS Medical College, Jaipur without delay. Watch the official portal at ug.neetrajasthan.com for the Round 2 allotment schedule, and be ready to fill in your college and course choices when the portal opens. Do not assume you are allotted a seat simply because you are on this list — wait for the official allotment result.
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