Rajasthan NEET UG 2026 WPP Merit List: 41 Verified Candidates (Round 2)

The Rajasthan NEET UG Medical & Dental Admission/Counselling Board has released the provisional merit list of 41 candidates who have been verified as eligible under the WPP (Widows, Widowers, and Parents of Martyrs) category for MBBS and BDS admissions in 2026. This list is based on document verification conducted on 19 August, 24 August, and 9 September 2026, and covers all candidates processed through Round 2 of counselling. If your name appears on this list, you are provisionally eligible for seat allotment. However, the board has made clear that unallotted candidates will only receive seats if virtual vacancies arise during the allotment process. This is a critical document if you have applied under the WPP quota — it determines your standing in the counselling queue.

What is the WPP Category and Who Does It Cover?

WPP stands for Widows, Widowers, and Parents of Martyrs. This is a special category in Rajasthan's NEET UG counselling that reserves seats for candidates who have lost a spouse, or whose parent(s) died in service to the nation (typically armed forces, police, or other uniformed services). The category is divided into three sub-groups: WPP1, WPP2, and WPP3, each with its own eligibility criteria and priority order.

To be eligible under WPP, you must have filled this category during your NEET UG registration and submitted the required supporting documents (typically a death certificate, marriage certificate for widows/widowers, or service records for parents of martyrs). The board then verifies these documents to confirm your eligibility. Only after verification are you added to this provisional merit list.

Understanding the Three WPP Sub-Categories (WPP1, WPP2, WPP3)

The WPP category is subdivided into three tiers based on the nature of the loss and the relationship to the candidate. WPP1 is the highest priority, followed by WPP2, then WPP3. During allotment, candidates in WPP1 are considered first; only after all WPP1 candidates have been allotted (or have exhausted their choices) do WPP2 candidates become eligible, and so on. This means your sub-category directly affects when you will be considered for a seat.

Looking at this list, you will see candidates marked as WPP1, WPP2, or WPP3 in the 'Additional Category (Verified)' column. Your position within your sub-category is determined by your NEET UG marks and All-India rank (NEET AI Rank). The higher your marks and the lower your rank number, the earlier you will be considered for allotment within your sub-category.

• WPP1: Highest priority tier
• WPP2: Second priority tier
• WPP3: Third priority tier
• Within each tier, candidates are ranked by NEET marks (higher is better) and NEET AI Rank (lower is better)

How to Find Your Name on the List

This provisional merit list contains 41 candidates across all three WPP sub-categories. The list is sorted by serial number (S. No.) and includes your Registration ID (Reg. ID), NEET ID, full name, gender, domicile (all are Rajasthan), category filled during registration, additional category details, verified category status, NEET UG 2026 marks, and your All-India rank.

To locate yourself, search for your NEET ID or Registration ID. If your name appears, note your verified WPP sub-category (WPP1, WPP2, or WPP3), your NEET marks, and your All-India rank. These details will determine your position in the allotment queue. If your name does not appear on this list, it means either your documents have not yet been verified, or your WPP eligibility claim was not accepted during verification.

• Search by NEET ID or Registration ID
• Confirm your verified WPP sub-category (WPP1, WPP2, or WPP3)
• Note your NEET marks and All-India rank
• If not listed, your documents may still be under review or your claim was not verified

Document Verification Dates and What They Mean

The board conducted document verification on three dates: 19 August 2026, 24 August 2026, and 9 September 2026. Candidates on this provisional list have successfully passed verification on one of these dates. This means the board has examined your supporting documents (death certificate, marriage certificate, service records, or other proof of WPP eligibility) and found them to be in order and authentic.

The fact that verification was spread across three dates does not affect your eligibility or priority. All candidates on this list, regardless of which verification date they were processed on, are now eligible for allotment in the same round. The multiple dates simply reflect the board's administrative schedule for processing the large volume of applications.

• Verification conducted on 19.08.2026, 24.08.2026, and 09.09.2026
• All candidates on this list have passed document verification
• Verification date does not affect your allotment priority
• Your NEET marks and rank determine your position within your WPP sub-category

What 'Provisional' Means and Why It Matters

This list is labeled 'provisional' because it is subject to final confirmation. While your documents have been verified and you are eligible for allotment, the board may conduct additional checks or receive appeals or corrections up until the final allotment is declared. In rare cases, a candidate's eligibility may be challenged or corrected, which could affect the final list. However, for the vast majority of candidates on this list, 'provisional' simply means 'confirmed pending final allotment.'

Do not delay or assume you are not eligible if you see the word 'provisional.' It is a standard term used by the board to indicate that this is the working list for the current round of counselling. Your seat allotment will be based on this list, your choices, and the availability of seats in your chosen colleges and courses.

• Provisional = verified and eligible, pending final allotment
• The board may make minor corrections or additions before final allotment
• Your position on this list determines your allotment priority
• Do not assume you are ineligible if you see 'provisional'

Understanding 'Virtual Vacancies' and Your Allotment Chances

The notice states: 'All unallotted candidates are eligible for allotment as per their choices only if any virtual vacancies arise.' This is a critical statement. It means that if you are on this list but were not allotted a seat in Round 2, you will only be considered for allotment in subsequent rounds if seats become available due to candidates rejecting their allotments, withdrawing, or not reporting to their allotted college.

A 'virtual vacancy' is a seat that becomes free after the initial allotment round. For example, if a candidate is allotted a seat in Round 2 but then decides not to join the college, that seat becomes a virtual vacancy and can be filled by the next eligible candidate in the merit list. If no virtual vacancies arise, unallotted candidates will not receive seats. This is why it is crucial to fill your choice form carefully and in order of your true preference — you may not get a second chance if you are not allotted in the first round.

• Virtual vacancies = seats that become free after initial allotment
• Unallotted candidates are eligible only if virtual vacancies arise
• Virtual vacancies occur when allotted candidates reject or withdraw
• If no vacancies arise, you will not be allotted a seat
• Fill your choice form carefully — you may not get another chance

The 'Additional Category (Filled)' vs. 'Additional Category (Verified)' Columns

You will notice two columns related to additional category: 'Additional Category (Filled) with Details' and 'Additional Category (Verified).' The first column shows what you claimed during registration (e.g., 'WPP/WPP1/No' or 'WPP/WPP3/Yes'). The second column shows what the board has verified and accepted (e.g., 'WPP1' or 'WPP3'). In most cases, these match. However, if they differ, the verified category is what will be used for your allotment.

Some entries show 'NOT IN LIST' in the filled column but have a verified category (e.g., row 18: Ritambhara Siddh). This means the candidate did not initially fill the WPP category during registration, but the board verified their WPP eligibility based on documents submitted later or through a correction process. In such cases, the verified category is what counts for allotment.

• Filled category = what you claimed during registration
• Verified category = what the board has confirmed after checking documents
• If they differ, the verified category is used for allotment
• 'NOT IN LIST' in filled column means you added WPP after registration
• The verified category is your official category for counselling

How Your NEET Marks and All-India Rank Determine Your Position

Within your WPP sub-category (WPP1, WPP2, or WPP3), candidates are ranked by their NEET UG 2026 marks and All-India rank. The candidate with the highest marks gets the first choice of available seats, followed by the candidate with the next highest marks, and so on. If two candidates have the same marks, the one with the lower All-India rank (which is determined by the NEET authority based on tie-breaking rules) gets priority.

For example, on this list, Aditya Bijarniya (row 6, WPP3) has 620 marks and rank 5051, while Niharika Subnani (row 7, WPP3) has 618 marks and rank 5409. Aditya will be considered for allotment before Niharika because he has higher marks. Your position in the allotment queue is determined by this ranking within your sub-category.

• Higher NEET marks = earlier consideration for allotment
• Lower All-India rank = earlier consideration if marks are tied
• Ranking is within your WPP sub-category (WPP1, WPP2, or WPP3)
• Your position determines which seats you can choose from
• The first candidate in your category gets first pick of available seats

What Happens After This List Is Released

After the provisional merit list is released, the board will open the choice-filling window. During this window, you must log into the counselling portal, review the colleges and courses available to you (based on your category, domicile, and merit), and fill in your preferences in order of choice. You can typically list multiple colleges and courses, ranking them from most preferred to least preferred.

After the choice-filling deadline, the board will run the allotment algorithm. This algorithm matches your choices with available seats, starting with the highest-ranked candidate in each category and working downward. If your choices are available and you are ranked high enough to get one, you will be allotted a seat. If not, you will remain unallotted and will only be considered in subsequent rounds if virtual vacancies arise. It is therefore critical to fill your choices before the deadline and to rank them carefully.

• Watch for the choice-filling window announcement
• Log into the counselling portal and fill your preferences
• Rank colleges and courses in order of your true preference
• Submit before the deadline — late submissions are not accepted
• The allotment algorithm will match your choices with available seats
• Check the allotment result on the announced date

Important: Candidates Listed as 'NOT IN LIST' in the Filled Column

Row 18 (Ritambhara Siddh) shows 'NOT IN LIST' in the 'Additional Category (Filled) with Details' column but is verified as WPP3. This indicates that this candidate did not fill the WPP category during the initial NEET UG registration but was later verified as eligible for WPP status, possibly through a correction or supplementary document submission process. Such candidates are still eligible for allotment under their verified category.

If you are in a similar situation — you did not fill WPP during registration but believe you are eligible — contact the board immediately to understand the process for adding or correcting your category. The board may have a window for such corrections, but it is typically time-limited. Do not assume you are ineligible; reach out to the counselling board office at SMS Medical College, Jaipur, for guidance.

• 'NOT IN LIST' means you did not fill WPP during registration
• But you may have been verified as eligible later
• You are still eligible for allotment under your verified category
• If this applies to you, contact the board to confirm your status
• Do not delay — correction windows are typically time-limited

Key Data from the Provisional Merit List

This provisional list includes 41 candidates across all three WPP sub-categories. The highest-ranked candidate is Aditya Bijarniya (WPP3, rank 5051, 620 marks), and the lowest-ranked is Saneha (WPP3, rank 30382, 559 marks). The majority of candidates on the list are in the OBC NCL category, with a smaller number in General and ST categories. The list includes both male and female candidates, with a notable representation of women.

The NEET marks on this list range from 612 (Tejveer, WPP1) to 559 (Saneha, WPP3). All candidates are domiciled in Rajasthan. This list represents the pool of WPP-eligible candidates who will be considered for allotment in Round 2 and subsequent rounds, subject to the availability of seats and the choices they fill.

• Total candidates on list: 41
• Highest marks: 612 (Tejveer, WPP1)
• Lowest marks: 559 (Saneha, WPP3)
• Highest All-India rank: 5051 (Aditya Bijarniya, WPP3)
• Lowest All-India rank: 30382 (Saneha, WPP3)
• All candidates are Rajasthan domiciled
• Majority category: OBC NCL

Frequently asked questions

If your name appears on this provisional WPP merit list, congratulations — your eligibility has been verified. Now, watch for the board's announcement of the choice-filling window (typically within days). When it opens, log into the counselling portal, carefully review the available colleges and courses, and fill your preferences in order of your true choice. Submit before the deadline. After allotment results are declared, check the portal to see if you have been allotted a seat. If you are not allotted in Round 2, remain eligible for subsequent rounds if virtual vacancies arise. If your name is not on the list, contact the board immediately at SMS Medical College, Jaipur, to check the status of your document verification.