The Tamil Nadu Medical Selection Committee (DME) has published the provisional allotment list for Government Quota postgraduate medical seats for the 2026–27 academic session. This list shows which candidates have been allotted seats in MD, MS, and DNB broad-speciality programmes across Tamil Nadu government medical colleges. The allotment is based on NEET-PG merit, your choice of college and speciality, and the Government Quota seat availability. If your name appears on this list, you are provisionally allotted a seat — but you must verify your details and follow the next steps (joining, document verification, or any appeal process) as announced by the committee.
The Tamil Nadu DME has released the provisional Government Quota allotment list for postgraduate medical seats (2026–27) — check the official portal now to see if you are allotted.
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This is the provisional allotment result for Government Quota seats in postgraduate medical programmes (MD, MS, and DNB broad-speciality) offered by Tamil Nadu government medical colleges for the 2026–27 session. 'Provisional' means the allotment is subject to verification of your documents and eligibility — it is not final until you join and complete all formalities.
The list has been prepared based on your NEET-PG rank, your choice of college and speciality (as you ranked them during choice-filling), and the number of Government Quota seats available in each college and course.
Who should check this list?
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All candidates who participated in the NEET-PG 2026 counselling for Tamil Nadu and filled their choices for Government Quota seats should check this list. If you applied for Government Quota (not NRI, not Management, not other categories), your name may appear here.
How to check if you are allotted
Visit the official Tamil Nadu Medical Selection Committee portal at tnmedicalselection.net. Download or view the provisional allotment list published on 05.11.2026. Search for your name, registration number, or roll number in the list to find your allotted college and speciality.
The list is large and tabular — it will show your allotted seat details (college name, course, category) if you have been selected. If your name does not appear, you have not been allotted in this round.
What 'provisional' means — and what you must do next
Provisional allotment is not a guarantee of admission. It means the committee has tentatively assigned you a seat based on merit and your choices, but your admission is conditional on: (1) verification that you meet all eligibility criteria (MBBS degree, NEET-PG score, category certificate if applicable); (2) verification of your original documents; and (3) your joining the college and completing all formalities by the deadline set by the committee.
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The committee will announce the next steps — usually document verification, joining date, and the process to confirm your seat. Watch the official portal and any SMS/email notifications from the committee for these announcements. If you do not join by the deadline or fail document verification, your seat may be cancelled and offered to the next candidate.
What if your name is NOT on the list?
If you do not see your name on the provisional allotment list, it means you have not been allotted a Government Quota seat in this round. This can happen if: (1) your NEET-PG rank was not high enough to match any of your choices; (2) all seats in your chosen colleges and specialities were filled by higher-ranked candidates; or (3) you did not fill any choices.
The committee may conduct further rounds (mop-up, stray vacancy) or announce a waiting list. Check the official portal regularly for announcements on the next round or any appeal/review process.
Important: verify your details on the list
If your name appears on the allotment list, carefully check that your name, registration number, NEET-PG score, allotted college, and allotted speciality are all correct. If you spot any error or discrepancy, note it and report it to the committee immediately — do not assume it will be corrected later.
Errors in the provisional list can sometimes be corrected before joining, but only if you flag them in time. Contact the committee's helpline or visit the portal to understand the process for raising a grievance or requesting a correction.
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When was the provisional allotment list released?
The Tamil Nadu Medical Selection Committee released the provisional Government Quota allotment list on 05.11.2026. You can access it now on the official portal tnmedicalselection.net.
How do I find my name on the list?
Visit tnmedicalselection.net, download or view the provisional allotment list, and search for your name, registration number, or roll number. The list is tabular and will show your allotted college and speciality if you have been selected.
What does 'provisional' allotment mean?
Provisional means your allotment is tentative and subject to verification of your eligibility, documents, and joining formalities. It is not final until you complete document verification and join the college by the deadline announced by the committee.
What should I do if I am allotted?
First, verify that all your details on the list are correct. Then, watch the official portal for the next announcement — usually about document verification, joining date, and the process to confirm your seat. Follow all instructions and meet all deadlines to secure your admission.
What if my name is not on the list?
If you are not allotted in this round, the committee may conduct further rounds (mop-up, stray vacancy) or announce a waiting list. Check the official portal regularly for announcements on the next steps or any appeal process.
Can I appeal or request a correction if there is an error on the list?
Yes, if you spot an error in your details on the provisional list, report it to the committee immediately. Contact the official portal or the committee's helpline to understand the process for raising a grievance or requesting a correction before joining.
Is this allotment final, or can it be cancelled?
This is provisional allotment. It can be cancelled if you do not join by the deadline, fail document verification, or do not meet eligibility criteria. Once you join and complete all formalities, your admission becomes final.
Where do I find the official portal to check the list?
The official portal is tnmedicalselection.net. Visit this site to download or view the provisional allotment list published on 05.11.2026.
What is the next step after the provisional allotment list?
The committee will announce the next steps — usually document verification, joining date, and the process to confirm your seat. Watch the official portal and any SMS/email notifications for these announcements. Do not miss any deadline.
Can I change my allotted college or speciality after the provisional list is published?
The provisional list is based on your NEET-PG rank and your choices during choice-filling. You cannot change your allotted seat after the list is published. If you wish to appeal or request a review, follow the process announced by the committee.
Check the official Tamil Nadu Medical Selection Committee portal (tnmedicalselection.net) immediately to see if your name appears on the provisional Government Quota allotment list published on 05.11.2026. Verify all your details carefully. Watch for the next announcement from the committee regarding document verification, joining date, and confirmation of your seat — do not miss any deadline.
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