Tamil Nadu's Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DME) has released the provisional allotment list for Management Quota MBBS and BDS seats for the 2026-27 academic session on 11 November 2026. This list contains 21 candidates who have been allotted seats across government-aided (SF) colleges and private universities in Tamil Nadu. The allotment is based on NEET UG 2026 scores and the Management Quota selection process. If your name appears on this list, you must now verify your details, check your allotted college, and prepare for the next steps in admission — which typically include document verification and fee payment. This is a provisional list, meaning final confirmation depends on your compliance with all admission requirements.
If your name is on this provisional Management Quota allotment list, verify your details immediately and prepare for document verification and fee payment at your allotted college.
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This is the provisional allotment list for Management Quota (MQ) seats in MBBS and BDS courses for the 2026-27 academic session in Tamil Nadu. Management Quota seats are a portion of seats in private medical and dental colleges that are filled through a separate counselling process, distinct from the main merit-based counselling. These seats are typically reserved for candidates who meet eligibility criteria but may not have secured a seat through the general merit round.
The list shows 21 candidates who have been provisionally allotted to various colleges. The word 'provisional' is important — it means this allotment is not yet final. Your seat will be confirmed only after you complete document verification, pay the required fees, and meet all other admission conditions set by the college and the DME.
How to find your name on the list
The allotment list is organized by serial number (SNO) and includes your NEET UG application number (APP. NO), your name, your NEET UG total marks (T.MARK), and the college and course you have been allotted to. To locate yourself, search for your application number or name in the list provided.
The list contains two pages. If you do not find your name on page 1, check page 2. The candidates are listed in order of their NEET UG rank (GRANK), from highest to lowest. If your name does not appear on either page, it means you have not been allotted a Management Quota seat in this round.
Colleges and courses in this allotment
This allotment includes both MBBS and BDS courses across government-aided (SF — Self-Financing) colleges and private universities. The MBBS allotments are to colleges such as Sree Mookambika Institute of Medical Sciences (Kanyakumari), APS Medical College (Kancheepuram), Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan Medical College (Perambalur), Sri Venkateswaraa Medical College (Chennai), Takshashila Medical College (Villupuram), and Kanyakumari Medical Mission Research Center. The BDS allotments are to dental colleges including Best Dental Science College (Madurai), Ragas Dental College (Chennai), and Asan Memorial Dental College (Chengalpattu).
Some colleges are marked as 'SF Colleges' (government-aided self-financing colleges), while others are marked as 'Private University'. This distinction affects fees, regulations, and the authority that oversees the college. SF colleges are partially funded by the government and follow state regulations more closely, while private universities operate independently and typically charge higher fees. Check the exact designation of your allotted college to understand which rules apply to you.
- MBBS allotted colleges: Sree Mookambika Institute (Kanyakumari), APS Medical College (Kancheepuram), Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan Medical College (Perambalur), Sri Venkateswaraa Medical College (Chennai), Takshashila Medical College (Villupuram), Kanyakumari Medical Mission Research Center (Kanyakumari)
- BDS allotted colleges: Best Dental Science College (Madurai), Ragas Dental College (Chennai), Asan Memorial Dental College (Chengalpattu)
Understanding your allotment details
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Each entry in the list shows your serial number, NEET UG rank (GRANK), application number, name, NEET UG total marks, and the college and course allotted to you. For example, the first candidate (Ajay U) has a NEET UG rank of 4665, scored 462 marks, and has been allotted to Sree Mookambika Institute of Medical Sciences for MBBS under Management Quota (MQ_MBBS (SF Colleges)).
Your NEET UG marks are your total score in the NEET UG 2026 exam. The allotment is based on these marks, your category (if applicable), and the availability of Management Quota seats at each college. The college name and course type (MBBS or BDS) are final — you cannot change your allotted college or course at this stage. If you wish to decline this allotment, you may be able to do so, but this will forfeit your seat and you will not be eligible for further allotments in this round.
What 'provisional' means and what happens next
This allotment is provisional, not final. A provisional allotment means the DME has identified you as eligible and matched you to a college based on your marks and preferences, but your admission is not yet confirmed. To convert this provisional allotment into a final, confirmed seat, you must complete several mandatory steps within the deadlines set by your allotted college.
The typical next steps are: (1) Report to your allotted college for document verification within the specified date and time. (2) Produce all original documents (mark sheets, certificates, category certificates if applicable, domicile proof, etc.) for verification. (3) Pay the required admission fee as notified by the college. (4) Complete any other formalities such as medical fitness tests or hostel registration if applicable. Failure to complete any of these steps by the deadline will result in cancellation of your provisional allotment and forfeiture of your seat.
The DME or your college will announce the exact dates and procedures for document verification and fee payment. Check the official DME website (tnmedicalselection.net) and your allotted college's website regularly for these announcements. Do not delay — missing a deadline can cost you your seat.
Important: This is a provisional list only
The DME has explicitly stated that this is a 'Provisional List of Candidates allotted'. This means the list is subject to verification and confirmation. The DME or the college may remove your name from the final list if: (1) Your documents do not match the information in your NEET UG application. (2) You fail to report for document verification by the deadline. (3) You do not pay the required fee on time. (4) You are found to be ineligible (for example, if your category certificate is invalid or your qualification does not meet the eligibility criteria). (5) There is any discrepancy in your application or allotment.
Do not assume your seat is confirmed just because your name is on this provisional list. Treat this as the start of the admission process, not the end. Act immediately to complete all required steps.
Management Quota seats explained
Management Quota (MQ) seats are a portion of seats in private medical and dental colleges that are filled through a separate selection process. In Tamil Nadu, these seats are allocated to candidates who meet the NEET UG eligibility criteria but are selected through the Management Quota counselling rather than the general merit-based counselling. The exact number of Management Quota seats varies by college and is determined by the college's recognition and the DME's regulations.
Management Quota seats typically have higher fees than merit-based seats at the same college, as they are not subsidized by the government. The selection for Management Quota is based on NEET UG marks, but the cutoff may be lower than for general merit seats. If you have been allotted a Management Quota seat, you are eligible to pursue MBBS or BDS at that college, but you must pay the full fees as notified by the college.
SF Colleges vs. Private Universities
The allotment list includes colleges marked as 'SF Colleges' (Self-Financing, government-aided) and 'Private University'. It is important to understand the difference, as it affects fees, regulations, and your rights as a student.
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SF Colleges are government-aided colleges that operate on a self-financing basis for certain courses. They follow Tamil Nadu state regulations, are subject to DME oversight, and typically charge lower fees than fully private colleges. Examples in this list include Sree Mookambika Institute, APS Medical College, and Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan Medical College.
Private Universities are fully private institutions that operate under their own university charter and are not directly governed by the state DME. They have greater autonomy in setting fees, curriculum, and policies, but must still comply with national regulations (such as MCI/NMC standards for medical education). Examples in this list include Sri Venkateswaraa Medical College, Takshashila Medical College, and Kanyakumari Medical Mission Research Center. Private universities typically charge significantly higher fees than SF colleges.
Key dates and deadlines
The allotment list was released on 11 November 2026. However, the notice does not specify the deadlines for document verification, fee payment, or joining. These deadlines are typically announced separately by each college or by the DME in a follow-up notification.
You must check your allotted college's official website and the DME website (tnmedicalselection.net) immediately for announcements regarding: (1) The date and time for document verification. (2) The deadline for fee payment. (3) The date by which you must join the college. (4) The list of documents required. (5) The fee amount and payment method. Do not wait for a personal letter or email — check the official websites daily. Missing a deadline will result in cancellation of your allotment.
Documents you will likely need for verification
While the allotment list does not specify the exact documents required, the standard documents needed for admission verification in Tamil Nadu medical colleges typically include: (1) Original and photocopies of your 10th and 12th mark sheets and certificates. (2) Original and photocopy of your NEET UG admit card and score card. (3) Original and photocopy of your NEET UG application confirmation page. (4) Original and photocopy of your caste/category certificate (if applicable). (5) Original and photocopy of your domicile certificate (if applicable). (6) Original and photocopy of your income certificate (if applicable for any scholarship or fee waiver). (7) Original and photocopy of your Aadhaar card or passport. (8) Medical fitness certificate from a recognized doctor. (9) Character certificate from your school or college.
The exact list of documents required may vary by college. Your allotted college will issue a detailed list of documents when it announces the document verification schedule. Obtain this list as soon as possible and begin gathering documents. Do not wait until the last day — document verification slots may fill up quickly, and you may not get an appointment if you apply late.
What to do if your name is on the list
If your name appears on this provisional allotment list, take the following immediate actions: (1) Verify that your name, application number, NEET UG marks, and allotted college are correct. If there is any error, contact the DME or your college immediately. (2) Note down your allotted college's name, location, and contact details. (3) Visit your allotted college's official website and the DME website (tnmedicalselection.net) to find announcements about document verification dates, fee payment, and joining dates. (4) Begin gathering all required documents. (5) Prepare to pay the admission fee — check the college's website for the fee amount and payment method (online, bank transfer, or in-person).
Do not delay any of these steps. The admission process moves quickly, and missing a deadline will result in loss of your seat. If you have any doubts about the process or your allotment, contact your college's admission office or the DME helpline immediately.
What to do if your name is NOT on the list
If your name does not appear on this provisional allotment list, it means you have not been allotted a Management Quota seat in this round. This does not mean you are ineligible for admission — it may mean that: (1) Your NEET UG marks were not sufficient for the available Management Quota seats. (2) You did not meet the eligibility criteria for Management Quota (for example, if you are a non-resident or do not meet the state domicile requirement). (3) There were no available Management Quota seats matching your preferences. (4) You may be eligible for a future round of counselling (such as a second or third round, or a spot round).
Check the DME website regularly for announcements about subsequent rounds of counselling. If you believe there is an error in your allotment or if you have questions about your eligibility, contact the DME or the counselling authority immediately. Do not assume you are ineligible — clarify your status with the official authority.
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What does 'provisional allotment' mean?
Provisional allotment means the DME has identified you as eligible and matched you to a college based on your NEET UG marks, but your seat is not yet final. To confirm your seat, you must complete document verification, pay the required fee, and meet all other admission conditions set by your college. If you fail to do any of these by the deadline, your provisional allotment will be cancelled and your seat will be forfeited.
How do I find my name on the allotment list?
Search for your NEET UG application number or your name in the list. The list is organized by serial number and includes your application number, name, NEET UG marks, and allotted college. The list has two pages — if you don't find your name on page 1, check page 2. If your name is not on either page, you have not been allotted a Management Quota seat in this round.
What is the difference between SF Colleges and Private Universities?
SF (Self-Financing) Colleges are government-aided colleges that follow Tamil Nadu state regulations and are overseen by the DME. They typically charge lower fees. Private Universities are fully private institutions with their own university charter, greater autonomy, and typically higher fees. Both types are included in this allotment list.
What are the next steps after I see my name on the allotment list?
The next steps are: (1) Verify your details are correct. (2) Note your allotted college's contact details. (3) Check your college's website and the DME website (tnmedicalselection.net) for announcements about document verification dates, fee payment deadlines, and joining dates. (4) Gather all required documents. (5) Pay the admission fee by the deadline. Missing any deadline will result in cancellation of your allotment.
When do I need to report for document verification?
The allotment list does not specify the document verification dates. Your allotted college will announce these dates separately, typically within a few days of the allotment release. Check your college's official website and the DME website (tnmedicalselection.net) daily for this announcement. Do not wait for a personal letter — check the websites regularly.
What documents will I need for admission verification?
Standard documents typically include original and photocopies of your 10th and 12th mark sheets, NEET UG admit card and score card, caste/category certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate (if applicable), Aadhaar card, and medical fitness certificate. Your college will issue a detailed list of required documents when it announces the verification schedule. Obtain this list as soon as possible and begin gathering documents.
What happens if I don't report for document verification by the deadline?
If you fail to report for document verification by the deadline set by your college, your provisional allotment will be cancelled and your seat will be forfeited. You will not be eligible for further allotments in this round. Therefore, it is critical that you check the deadline and report on time.
Can I change my allotted college or course?
No. The college and course shown in your allotment are final. You cannot change them at this stage. If you wish to decline this allotment, you may do so, but this will forfeit your seat and you will not be eligible for further allotments in this round.
What if there is an error in my name, marks, or allotted college on the list?
If you notice any error in your details or allotment, contact your allotted college's admission office or the DME immediately. Do not ignore errors — they must be corrected before document verification. Provide proof of the error (such as your NEET UG score card) and request a correction.
What if my name is not on the allotment list?
If your name is not on the list, you have not been allotted a Management Quota seat in this round. This may mean your marks were not sufficient, you did not meet eligibility criteria, or there were no available seats matching your preferences. Check the DME website for announcements about subsequent rounds of counselling. If you believe there is an error, contact the DME immediately.
How much will I have to pay as admission fee?
The allotment list does not specify the fee amount. Your allotted college will announce the fee amount and payment method when it releases the document verification schedule. Check your college's official website for this information. Fees for Management Quota seats are typically higher than for merit-based seats and vary by college.
Is this allotment final or can it be cancelled?
This allotment is provisional and can be cancelled if: (1) Your documents do not match your NEET UG application. (2) You fail to report for document verification by the deadline. (3) You do not pay the fee on time. (4) You are found to be ineligible. (5) There is any discrepancy in your application. Treat this as the start of the admission process, not the end.
If your name is on this provisional allotment list, act immediately: verify your details, note your college's contact information, and check the DME website (tnmedicalselection.net) and your college's website daily for announcements about document verification dates, fee payment deadlines, and joining dates. Gather all required documents now and be prepared to report on time — missing a deadline will result in cancellation of your allotment. If your name is not on the list or if you have any questions, contact your allotted college or the DME helpline without delay.
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