The Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DMER) in Tamil Nadu has released the first round of seat allotments for NEET PG 2026, allowing candidates to access their results through the official portal. Doctors who participated in the choice-filling process and have been allotted MD, MS, or DNB diploma seats must now complete critical next steps: joining their assigned colleges and downloading their allotment letters. A strict deadline of November 10, 2026, applies to both reporting and document downloads, making this a time-sensitive phase in the Tamil Nadu PG admission cycle.
If you were allotted an MD, MS, or DNB diploma seat in Tamil Nadu NEET PG 2026 round 1, you must report to your college and download your allotment letter by November 10, 2026.
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The Tamil Nadu NEET PG 2026 round 1 allotment result is now live on the official portal tnmedicalselection.net. The Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DMER) has made the results available to all candidates who submitted their college and speciality preferences during the choice-filling window.
Candidates can log in to the portal using their credentials and view their allotment status immediately. The allotment letter—a critical document for admission—is available for download until November 10, 2026. After this date, the download window closes, so it is essential to retrieve and save your allotment order as soon as possible.
Step-by-Step Guide to Download Your Allotment Letter
Accessing your allotment result is straightforward if you follow the official process. Begin by visiting tnmedicalselection.net and navigating to the Tamil Nadu NEET PG counselling 2026 section. From there, locate and click the link for round 1 allotment results.
Enter your login credentials when prompted. The portal will then display your allotment details on screen, including your assigned college, speciality, and quota category. Once you have verified all information is correct, download the allotment order as a PDF file. Save this document to your device and print a physical copy—you will need both digital and printed versions for your college reporting and future reference.
- Visit tnmedicalselection.net
- Click on TN NEET PG counselling 2026 section
- Select round 1 allotment link
- Enter login details
- Review allotment details on screen
- Download allotment order PDF
- Save and print the document
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What Information Is Included in Your Allotment Letter
Your allotment letter is not just a confirmation—it is a comprehensive record of your admission details and will be required by your college during reporting. The document includes your full name, NEET PG roll number, all-India rank, NEET PG score, application or registration number, category, and the name of your allotted medical college.
The letter also specifies your allotted course (MD, MS, or DNB diploma), the speciality you have been assigned, the quota under which you have been allotted (general, state quota, or other applicable category), your allotment status, and detailed reporting and joining instructions. This single document serves as proof of your seat and eligibility, so keep it safe and accessible.
Critical Deadline: November 10, 2026 for Reporting and Document Download
November 10, 2026, is a hard deadline for two essential actions: you must report to your allotted medical college by this date, and you must download your allotment letter by this date. Missing either deadline can result in forfeiture of your seat, with no opportunity to claim it in later rounds.
The college reporting process involves physically presenting yourself at your assigned institution with all required documents. Simultaneously, ensure you have downloaded and saved your allotment letter before the portal closes. If you are unable to report in person due to unavoidable circumstances, contact your college immediately to understand if any extension or alternative arrangement is possible—but do not assume one will be granted.
Complete Document Checklist for College Reporting
When you report to your allotted college, you must bring a comprehensive set of documents. The college will verify each one before confirming your admission. Missing even one document can delay your registration and may jeopardize your seat in some cases.
Prepare and organize all documents well in advance. Make photocopies of each document and keep originals with you. If any certificate is still pending (such as your provisional medical registration), contact your medical council or university immediately to obtain it or a letter confirming its status. Some colleges may accept a provisional document with a commitment to submit the original within a specified timeframe.
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- MBBS degree certificate
- MBBS mark sheets (all semesters)
- Compulsory rotating medical internship (CRMI) completion certificate
- Permanent or provisional medical registration certificate from your state medical council
- Class 10 certificate (proof of date of birth)
- Transfer or college leaving certificate from your MBBS college
- Community or caste certificate (if applicable)
- Domicile or nativity certificate (if applicable)
- Valid government-issued photo identity proof (Aadhaar, passport, or driving licence)
- Passport-size photographs (typically 4–6 copies)
- Allotment order (downloaded from the portal)
- Any other certificates specified by your college
What Happens If You Miss the November 10 Deadline
If you do not report to your college by November 10, 2026, your seat will typically be cancelled, and you will not be considered for any further rounds of counselling in Tamil Nadu. The seat will be offered to the next eligible candidate on the waiting list. This is a permanent loss of your allotment and cannot be reversed.
Similarly, if you do not download your allotment letter by November 10, you will lose access to it once the portal closes. While you may be able to request a duplicate from the college later, this creates unnecessary delays and complications. The safest approach is to download and save your letter immediately after the allotment result is released.
Understanding Your Allotment: Quota, Speciality, and College
Your allotment letter specifies three critical pieces of information: the quota under which you have been allotted, the speciality you have been assigned, and the college where you will study. The quota determines whether you have been allotted under the general category, state quota, or another applicable category. This affects your eligibility for future super-speciality (DM/M.Ch/DrNB) exams and may influence your career trajectory.
The speciality is the branch of medicine you will pursue—such as internal medicine, surgery, paediatrics, obstetrics and gynaecology, or another field. This is binding for your MD or MS course and cannot be changed after reporting. The college is your institution for the next 3 years (for MD/MS) or 2 years (for DNB diploma). Verify that all three details match your preferences and expectations before reporting.
Next Steps After Reporting: Admission Formalities and Course Commencement
Once you have reported to your college and submitted all documents, the college will complete your admission formalities. This typically includes verification of documents, payment of fees, registration with the college, and orientation. Some colleges may conduct a brief induction or orientation programme before the academic year officially begins.
After admission is confirmed, you will be issued a college identity card, enrolled in the college's academic management system, and provided with information about hostel accommodation (if applicable), library access, and other facilities. The exact timeline for course commencement will be communicated by your college. Stay in touch with your college's admissions office for any updates or changes to the schedule.
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
Where can I download my Tamil Nadu NEET PG 2026 round 1 allotment result?
You can download your allotment result from the official portal tnmedicalselection.net. Log in using your credentials, navigate to the Tamil Nadu NEET PG counselling 2026 section, click on the round 1 allotment link, and download your allotment order as a PDF. The download facility is available until November 10, 2026.
What is the deadline for reporting to my allotted college?
The deadline for reporting to your allotted college is November 10, 2026. You must physically present yourself at the college with all required documents by this date. If you miss this deadline, your seat will be cancelled and offered to the next eligible candidate.
What documents do I need to bring when I report to my college?
You must bring your NEET PG admit card, scorecard, rank letter, counselling application form, MBBS degree certificate, MBBS mark sheets, CRMI completion certificate, medical registration certificate, Class 10 certificate, transfer/leaving certificate, community/caste certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate (if applicable), valid photo ID, passport-size photographs, allotment order, and any other certificates specified by your college.
Can I download my allotment letter after November 10, 2026?
No. The download window for allotment letters closes on November 10, 2026. After this date, you will not be able to download the letter from the portal. You should download and save your allotment letter immediately after the result is released. If you need a copy later, you may request a duplicate from your college, but this may involve delays.
What happens if I do not report by November 10?
If you do not report to your college by November 10, 2026, your seat will be cancelled. You will not be eligible for any further rounds of counselling in Tamil Nadu, and your seat will be offered to the next candidate on the waiting list. This is a permanent loss of your allotment.
Can I change my allotted speciality or college after receiving my allotment letter?
No. Your allotted speciality and college are final once the allotment letter is issued. You cannot change them after reporting. If you are unhappy with your allotment, you may choose not to report and forfeit your seat, but you cannot request a change to a different speciality or college in the same round.
What does the quota mentioned in my allotment letter mean?
The quota indicates the category under which you have been allotted—such as general, state quota, or another applicable category. This affects your eligibility for future super-speciality exams (DM/M.Ch/DrNB) and may influence your career options. Verify that the quota shown matches your application.
What if my medical registration certificate is still pending when I report?
Contact your state medical council immediately to obtain your permanent or provisional registration certificate. If it is still pending, some colleges may accept a provisional certificate or a letter from the council confirming that your registration is in process, with a commitment to submit the original within a specified timeframe. Check with your college's admissions office about their specific policy.
Download your allotment letter and verify all details immediately—do not wait until the last moment. Prepare your complete document checklist now and report to your college well before November 10, 2026, to avoid any complications. Stay in touch with your college's admissions office for any updates on reporting procedures or course commencement dates.
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