The Directorate General of Medical Education and Training (DGME), Uttar Pradesh has released the first-round seat allotment results for NEET PG 2026 on the official portal upneet.gov.in. Doctors who have been allotted MD, MS, or PG Diploma seats across government and private medical colleges in the state must now report to their assigned institution to lock in their admission. The reporting window is tight—candidates have until November 13, 2026 to complete this critical step, or they risk losing their seat entirely. Understanding the exact dates, required documents, and reporting process is essential to avoid missing this deadline.
All allotted NEET PG 2026 candidates in Uttar Pradesh must report to their assigned medical college by November 13, 2026, or forfeit their seat and security deposit.
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Unlock My College ListWhen Was Round 1 Allotment Declared and What Are the Reporting Windows?
The DGME released the Round 1 allotment result on November 2, 2026. Candidates can now log into upneet.gov.in using their NEET PG roll number and date of birth to view which college and course they have been assigned.
The reporting process is split into two phases. The first window runs from November 3 to November 7, 2026—a five-day period during which candidates should ideally report to their allotted college. A second, shorter window opens from November 12 to November 13, 2026 for candidates who could not report earlier or who need to complete late joining and institutional adjustments. The absolute final deadline is November 13, 2026; no extensions are expected.
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Round 1 Seat Allotment Result Declared | November 2, 2026 |
| First Reporting Window | November 3–7, 2026 |
| Additional Admission Window | November 12–13, 2026 |
| Final Reporting Deadline | November 13, 2026 |
How to Check Your Allotment Status Online
Checking your allotment is straightforward and can be done in minutes. Visit the official DGME portal at upneet.gov.in and locate the Round 1 seat allotment link, usually found under the news and events section of the homepage.
Log in using your NEET PG 2026 roll number and date of birth. Your allotment status will display immediately, showing the name of your assigned medical college and the course (MD, MS, or PG Diploma) you have been allotted. Download the official allotment letter from the portal and print multiple copies—you will need these at the college during reporting and for your records.
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- Visit upneet.gov.in
- Click on Round 1 seat allotment link
- Enter NEET PG roll number and date of birth
- View allotted college and course
- Download and print the allotment letter
What Documents Must You Carry When Reporting to Your College?
The DGME has issued a mandatory list of documents that every allotted candidate must bring to their assigned medical college during the reporting window. Prepare both original documents and self-attested photocopies of each item. Arriving without the required paperwork may result in your admission being rejected or delayed.
Academic and professional credentials form the core of this list: your NEET PG 2026 scorecard or rank letter, all MBBS mark sheets from professional examinations, your MBBS degree certificate (or provisional degree certificate if the final one is not yet issued), and your internship completion certificate. You will also need your NMC (National Medical Commission) or state medical council registration certificate, which confirms your eligibility to practice medicine.
- UP NEET PG 2026 Round 1 allotment letter (original and copy)
- NEET PG 2026 scorecard or rank letter
- MBBS mark sheets for all professional examinations
- MBBS degree certificate or provisional degree certificate
- Internship completion certificate
- NMC or state medical council registration certificate
- Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheets and certificates
- Caste certificate (if claiming reservation)
- Uttar Pradesh domicile certificate (if applicable)
- Recent passport-size photographs
- Admission fee demand draft or online fee receipt
- Valid government photo identity proof (Aadhaar, PAN, passport, or driving licence)
What Happens If You Miss the November 13 Deadline?
Missing the reporting deadline has serious consequences. If you do not report to your allotted college by November 13, 2026, you will automatically forfeit your seat. The college will not hold it for you, and the vacancy will be returned to the counselling pool for the next round.
In addition to losing your seat, you may also lose the security deposit you paid during NEET PG registration, as per DGME rules. This means you will have spent money on registration and counselling fees without securing admission. You will then have to wait for Round 2 counselling to participate again, which delays your entry into postgraduate training by several weeks or months. There is no provision for late reporting or seat retention after November 13.
What Should You Do Right Now to Prepare for Reporting?
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Time is critical. Begin by logging into upneet.gov.in immediately to confirm your allotment and download your allotment letter. Do not wait until the last day—the portal may experience traffic congestion, and you need time to arrange documents and travel.
Next, gather all original documents listed by the DGME and prepare self-attested photocopies. If you are claiming caste-based or domicile-based reservation, ensure your caste certificate and domicile certificate are ready and valid. Arrange the admission fee as a demand draft or ensure you have online payment details ready. Coordinate with your allotted college in advance to confirm the exact reporting location, timings, and any additional requirements they may have. Finally, plan your travel to the college well in advance, especially if it is in a different city. Arriving on time is non-negotiable.
- Log in to upneet.gov.in and confirm your allotment today
- Download and print your allotment letter
- Collect all original documents and prepare self-attested copies
- Arrange admission fee (demand draft or online payment)
- Contact your allotted college to confirm reporting details
- Plan travel and accommodation if the college is in another city
- Report during the first window (November 3–7) if possible to avoid last-minute rush
What Comes After Round 1 Reporting?
Once you report and complete admission formalities at your college, your seat is locked. You will then begin your postgraduate training in your allotted course and college.
For candidates who do not get an allotment in Round 1 or who wish to upgrade to a better college or course, the DGME is expected to announce the Round 2 counselling schedule shortly. The authority will release a fresh vacancy list showing which seats remain unfilled after Round 1 reporting. Candidates can then participate in Round 2 choice filling and allotment. Keep monitoring upneet.gov.in for the Round 2 schedule and vacancy details.
Why the Tight Reporting Window Matters for Your Career
The compressed reporting timeline—just 11 days from allotment to final deadline—is designed to move the counselling process forward quickly and ensure seats are filled promptly. However, it places significant pressure on candidates to act fast. Many doctors are unprepared for the speed and may miss deadlines due to document delays, travel issues, or simple oversight.
Missing this window does not just delay your admission by a few weeks; it can push you into Round 2, where the available seats are typically fewer and less desirable. In some cases, candidates who miss Round 1 may not secure a seat at all if their rank does not qualify for Round 2 vacancies. The lesson is clear: treat November 13 as a hard deadline, not a guideline. Prepare now, report early if you can, and do not leave this to the last moment.
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
When was the UP NEET PG 2026 Round 1 allotment result declared?
The DGME released the Round 1 allotment result on November 2, 2026. Candidates can check their allotment status on upneet.gov.in by logging in with their NEET PG roll number and date of birth.
What is the final deadline to report to my allotted medical college?
The absolute final deadline is November 13, 2026. There are two reporting windows: November 3–7, 2026 (first window) and November 12–13, 2026 (additional window for late joiners). Candidates who do not report by November 13 will forfeit their seat.
What documents do I need to carry when reporting to my allotted college?
You must carry originals and self-attested photocopies of: your allotment letter, NEET PG scorecard, MBBS mark sheets, MBBS degree certificate (or provisional), internship completion certificate, NMC/state medical council registration, Class 10 and 12 certificates, caste certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate (if applicable), passport-size photos, admission fee receipt, and valid government ID. Check with your college for any additional requirements.
What happens if I miss the November 13 reporting deadline?
If you do not report by November 13, you will lose your allotted seat. The seat will be returned to the counselling pool for Round 2. You may also forfeit your security deposit paid during registration. You will then have to wait for Round 2 counselling to participate again.
How do I check my allotment status on upneet.gov.in?
Visit upneet.gov.in, locate the Round 1 seat allotment link under news and events, log in with your NEET PG roll number and date of birth, and your allotment status will display. Download and print the allotment letter for college reporting.
Can I report to my college after November 13 if I have a valid reason?
No. The DGME has set November 13, 2026 as the final, non-negotiable deadline. There is no provision for late reporting or seat retention after this date. Plan your reporting well in advance to avoid missing the deadline.
What is the difference between the first reporting window and the additional window?
The first reporting window is November 3–7, 2026, and is the main period for all allotted candidates to report. The additional window (November 12–13) is for candidates who could not report earlier or who need to complete late joining and institutional adjustments. Both windows close on November 13.
When will Round 2 counselling be announced?
The DGME is expected to announce the Round 2 counselling schedule shortly after Round 1 reporting closes. A fresh vacancy list will be released showing which seats remain unfilled. Monitor upneet.gov.in for the Round 2 schedule and vacancy details.
If you have been allotted a seat in UP NEET PG 2026 Round 1, act immediately: check your allotment on upneet.gov.in, gather all required documents, and plan to report to your college during the first window (November 3–7) if possible. Do not wait until November 13—missing this deadline will cost you your seat and your security deposit. For those not allotted in Round 1, watch for Round 2 counselling details on the official portal.
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