Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna Uttarakhand Medical Education University (HNBUMU) has released the provisional Round 1 allotment list for NRI candidates in NEET PG MD/MS 2026. This list shows which candidates have been allotted seats in which specialties and colleges based on their NEET PG merit rank, choices filled, and NRI quota availability. The allotment is provisional — it is based on information candidates provided during online registration and is subject to final verification with original documents at the time of admission. Candidates must check their allotment status immediately, verify that all details are correct, and report any discrepancies to the university by 4 November 2026 at 2:00 PM. After that deadline, the result will be finalized and no further corrections will be accepted.
Check your name and allotment details in the provisional list now; report any errors to ukneetcounselling@gmail.com by 4 Nov 2026, 2 PM, or your allotment may be cancelled if documents do not match.
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This is the provisional Round 1 allotment list for NRI (Non-Resident Indian) candidates who appeared in NEET PG 2026 and applied for postgraduate MD/MS seats in Uttarakhand through the state counselling process. The list shows the rank, NEET score, candidate name, domicile, category, gender, and the specialty and college allotted to each candidate based on their merit rank and the choices they filled during the online application.
The allotment is based on the Uttarakhand State NEET PG NRI merit list and the choices each candidate ranked in order of preference. Seats are allotted in order of merit rank — the highest-ranked candidate gets their first choice if a seat is available, the next candidate gets their highest-ranked available choice, and so on. The list shows both the choices each candidate made and the actual seat allotted to them.
Why is this list marked 'provisional'?
The allotment is provisional because it is based on information candidates entered into the online application form during registration. The university has not yet verified this information against the original documents (MBBS degree, category certificate, domicile certificate, NOC from employer if applicable, and other eligibility proofs). At the time of admission, the allotted college will check all original documents against what was claimed in the application.
If any discrepancy is found — for example, if a candidate claimed to be domiciled in Uttarakhand but the domicile certificate shows a different state, or if the MBBS degree is not from a recognized university, or if a category certificate is invalid — the admission will be cancelled. This is why the university is asking candidates to report any errors in the provisional list immediately, before it is finalized.
How to check if you are allotted a seat
Look for your NEET roll number in the 'NEET Rollno' column of the list. If your name appears and the 'Alloted College/Seat' column shows a specialty and college name, you have been allotted a seat. If the 'Remarks' column says 'Seat not available as per Merit/Choices', it means no seat matching your choices was available at your merit rank. If the 'Remarks' column says 'No Choices filled by the candidate', it means you did not fill any choices during the online application, so no allotment could be made.
The list shows the specialty you were allotted (for example, General Medicine, Dermatology, Radiodiagnosis, Orthopaedics, Paediatrics, or General Surgery) and the college (in this round, Shri Guru Ram Rai Institute of Medical & Health Sciences, Dehradun, under the NRI Quota). The 'Alloted Preference Number' column shows which of your ranked choices was allotted — for example, if it shows '1', you got your first choice; if it shows '2', you got your second choice.
What to do if you find an error in the list
If you notice any mistake in your entry — for example, your name is spelled wrong, your NEET rank is incorrect, your domicile is listed as a different state, your category is wrong, or your allotted specialty or college is not what you expected — you must report it to the university immediately. Do not wait or assume it will be corrected later.
Send an email to ukneetcounselling@gmail.com with your NEET roll number, name, and a clear description of the error. The deadline to report discrepancies is 4 November 2026 at 2:00 PM. After this deadline, the result will be finalized and no further corrections will be accepted. If an error is not corrected before finalization and you proceed to admission with wrong information, your admission may be cancelled later when documents are verified.
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- Email address: ukneetcounselling@gmail.com
- Deadline: 4 November 2026, 2:00 PM
- Include: NEET roll number, name, and description of the error
- Do not delay — after the deadline, the list is final
Documents you must bring to the college for admission
If you have been allotted a seat, you must report to the allotted college with all original documents to complete your admission. The college will verify every document against the information you provided in your online application. If any document is missing, invalid, or does not match your application, your admission will be cancelled immediately.
The essential documents you must produce in original are: (1) MBBS degree certificate from a recognized university, (2) Category certificate (if you claimed SC/ST/OBC or any other reserved category), (3) Domicile certificate of Uttarakhand (if you claimed Uttarakhand domicile), (4) NOC (No Objection Certificate) from your employer if you are a bonded candidate or in-service PMHS (Post-MBBS Health Scheme) candidate, (5) Weightage certificate from the competent authority if you claimed weightage as an in-service PMHS candidate, (6) Identity proof (Aadhaar, passport, or PAN), and (7) any other document mentioned in the counselling brochure or by the college.
- MBBS degree certificate (original, from recognized university)
- Category certificate (original, if applicable)
- Domicile certificate of Uttarakhand (original, if claimed)
- NOC from employer (original, if bonded or in-service PMHS)
- Weightage certificate from competent authority (original, if claimed)
- Identity proof (Aadhaar, passport, or PAN)
- Any other document as per counselling brochure
Important: Category and quota details
All candidates in this Round 1 allotment list are NRI candidates allotted seats under the NRI Quota. The NRI Quota is a separate set of seats reserved for Non-Resident Indian candidates (Indian citizens living abroad or holding foreign passports). These seats are not part of the general merit list for domiciled candidates.
In this round, all allotted candidates are shown as 'UR(Open)' category, meaning they were allotted under the Unreserved (Open) category within the NRI Quota. The 'Alloted Category' column confirms this. If you claimed a reserved category (SC, ST, OBC, or other) in your application, you must produce the original category certificate at the time of admission. If the certificate is invalid or does not match your claim, your admission will be cancelled and you will not be refunded any fees paid.
- NRI Quota seats are separate from general merit seats
- All allotments in this list are under NRI Quota
- Category allotment shown as 'UR(Open)' in this round
- Original category certificate must be produced if claimed
What happens if you do not have all documents
If you are allotted a seat but cannot produce all required documents in original at the time of admission, your admission will be cancelled. There is no grace period or option to submit documents later. The college will not admit you without complete original documentation.
For example, if your MBBS degree is still pending or if your category certificate has not been issued yet, you cannot be admitted. If you are an in-service PMHS candidate and do not have the original NOC and weightage certificate from the competent authority, your admission will be cancelled. Plan ahead and ensure all documents are ready before you report to the college.
- All documents must be in original (not photocopies)
- All documents must be produced at the time of admission
- Missing or invalid documents will result in cancellation of admission
- No extensions or grace periods are given
Understanding the allotment table columns
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The allotment list contains many columns. Here is what each one means: 'State Rank' is your rank among all NRI candidates in Uttarakhand. 'NEET Rollno' is your NEET PG 2026 registration number. 'Name' is your name as registered. 'NEET Rank' is your all-India NEET PG rank. 'Domicile of UK' shows whether you claimed Uttarakhand domicile (YES or NO). 'MBBS Pass State' is the state where your MBBS college is located. 'Claimed Category' is the category you claimed in your application (UR for Unreserved, SC, ST, OBC, etc.). 'Alloted Category' is the category under which you were allotted.
'NEET Marks' is your raw NEET PG score out of 800. 'Incentive Marks' shows any bonus marks added (in this list, all show 0). 'Final Marks' is your total score used for ranking. 'Opted preferences' lists the specialties and colleges you ranked in order. 'Opted College/Seat(s)' shows your choices. 'Alloted Quota' shows the quota under which you were allotted (NRI Quota in this round). 'Alloted College/Seat' is the specialty and college actually allotted to you. 'Alloted Preference Number' shows which of your ranked choices you received. 'Remarks' explains any issue (e.g., 'Seat not available as per Merit/Choices' means no seat matched your choices at your rank).
- State Rank: your rank among NRI candidates in Uttarakhand
- NEET Rank: your all-India NEET PG rank
- Domicile of UK: whether you claimed Uttarakhand domicile
- Claimed Category: the category you claimed in application
- NEET Marks: your raw NEET PG score
- Final Marks: total score used for ranking
- Opted preferences: specialties and colleges you ranked
- Alloted College/Seat: the specialty and college allotted to you
- Alloted Preference Number: which of your choices you received
- Remarks: explanation of allotment or reason for non-allotment
What if you were not allotted a seat in Round 1?
If your name appears in the list but the 'Remarks' column says 'Seat not available as per Merit/Choices', it means no seat matching your choices was available at your merit rank in this round. This does not mean you are rejected — it means the seats you chose were filled by higher-ranked candidates before your turn came. You will be eligible for Round 2 counselling if it is conducted.
If your name does not appear in the list at all, check that you registered for NRI counselling and that your NEET roll number is correct. If you believe you should be in the list, contact the university at ukneetcounselling@gmail.com immediately. If you did not fill any choices during the online application, you will not be allotted in any round — you must fill choices in the next round if it is conducted.
- If 'Seat not available as per Merit/Choices': you may be eligible for Round 2
- If your name is not in the list: verify your NEET roll number and contact the university
- If you did not fill choices: you will not be allotted until you fill choices in the next round
Key dates and deadlines
The most important deadline is 4 November 2026 at 2:00 PM. This is the last moment you can report any discrepancies or errors in the provisional allotment list. After this time, the result will be finalized and no corrections will be accepted. If you do not report an error by this deadline and proceed to admission with incorrect information, your admission may be cancelled when documents are verified.
Once the result is finalized, the university will announce the next steps — typically, the date by which allotted candidates must report to their college with original documents, and the date of Round 2 counselling (if conducted). Watch the university website and your email for these announcements.
- 4 November 2026, 2:00 PM: deadline to report discrepancies
- After 2:00 PM on 4 Nov: result will be finalized, no corrections accepted
- Watch for announcements on admission reporting date and Round 2 schedule
Common mistakes that lead to cancellation of admission
Many candidates lose their allotted seat because of preventable mistakes. Here are the most common: (1) Not reporting to the college on time — if you miss the reporting date, your seat is cancelled and given to the next candidate. (2) Not bringing all original documents — if even one required document is missing or is a photocopy, admission is cancelled. (3) Bringing documents that do not match the application — for example, if you claimed Uttarakhand domicile but your domicile certificate shows a different state, or if you claimed a category but the certificate is invalid or expired. (4) Not producing the NOC or weightage certificate if you are a bonded or in-service PMHS candidate — this will result in immediate cancellation.
(5) Bringing a category certificate that does not show the sub-category (for example, if you claimed OBC but the certificate does not specify OBC-NCL or OBC-Creamy Layer status). (6) Bringing an MBBS degree that is not from a recognized university or that is still pending. (7) Not correcting errors in the provisional list before the deadline — if an error is not corrected before finalization and you proceed with wrong information, your admission will be cancelled. (8) Providing false information in the application — if the college discovers that you lied about your domicile, category, or eligibility, your admission will be cancelled and you may face legal action.
- Missing the reporting date: seat cancelled
- Missing or photocopied documents: admission cancelled
- Documents that do not match application: admission cancelled
- Missing NOC or weightage certificate (if bonded/in-service): admission cancelled
- Category certificate without sub-category details: may be rejected
- MBBS degree not from recognized university or pending: admission cancelled
- Errors in provisional list not corrected before deadline: admission cancelled
- False information in application: admission cancelled and legal action possible
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
How do I know if I have been allotted a seat?
Find your NEET roll number in the 'NEET Rollno' column of the provisional allotment list. If your name appears and the 'Alloted College/Seat' column shows a specialty and college name (for example, 'General Medicine - Shri Guru Ram Rai Institute'), you have been allotted a seat. If the 'Remarks' column says 'Seat not available as per Merit/Choices', no seat matching your choices was available at your rank in this round.
What should I do if I find an error in my allotment details?
Email ukneetcounselling@gmail.com immediately with your NEET roll number, name, and a clear description of the error. The deadline is 4 November 2026 at 2:00 PM. After this time, the result will be finalized and no corrections will be accepted. If you do not correct an error before finalization and proceed to admission with wrong information, your admission may be cancelled.
Is this allotment final, or can it change?
This allotment is provisional. It is based on information you entered in your online application and is subject to final verification with original documents at the time of admission. If any discrepancy is found between your application and your original documents, your admission will be cancelled. The result will be finalized on 4 November 2026 at 2:00 PM, after which no corrections will be accepted.
What documents must I bring to the college for admission?
You must bring all documents in original: MBBS degree certificate, category certificate (if claimed), domicile certificate of Uttarakhand (if claimed), NOC from employer (if bonded or in-service PMHS), weightage certificate from competent authority (if claimed), and identity proof. If any document is missing, invalid, or does not match your application, your admission will be cancelled immediately.
What happens if I do not have my MBBS degree yet?
You cannot be admitted without the original MBBS degree certificate. If your degree is still pending, you cannot report to the college and your seat will be cancelled. Ensure your MBBS degree is issued and in hand before the reporting date.
I claimed a category in my application but do not have a valid certificate. What should I do?
You must produce the original category certificate at the time of admission. If the certificate is invalid, expired, or does not match your claim, your admission will be cancelled. If you do not have a valid certificate, contact the competent authority immediately to obtain one before the reporting date. Do not report to the college without it.
What if I am an in-service PMHS candidate? What extra documents do I need?
If you are an in-service PMHS (Post-MBBS Health Scheme) candidate, you must produce the original NOC (No Objection Certificate) from your employer and the original weightage certificate from the competent authority at the time of admission. These are essential documents. If you do not have them, your admission will be cancelled.
I did not fill any choices during the online application. Can I still be allotted?
No. If you did not fill any choices, you will not be allotted in any round. The 'Remarks' column will show 'No Choices filled by the candidate'. You must fill choices in the next round of counselling if it is conducted. Contact the university for details on how to fill choices in the next round.
What if I was not allotted a seat in Round 1?
If the 'Remarks' column says 'Seat not available as per Merit/Choices', it means no seat matching your choices was available at your rank. You may be eligible for Round 2 counselling if it is conducted. Watch the university website for the Round 2 schedule and instructions.
When must I report to the college, and what happens if I am late?
The university will announce the reporting date after the result is finalized. You must report on or before that date with all original documents. If you miss the reporting date, your seat will be cancelled and given to the next candidate. There is no grace period.
Can I change my allotted specialty or college?
No. Once the result is finalized, your allotment is fixed. You cannot change the specialty or college allotted to you in Round 1. If you wish to try for a different specialty or college, you may participate in Round 2 counselling if it is conducted, but there is no guarantee of allotment.
What is the difference between 'Opted preferences' and 'Alloted College/Seat'?
'Opted preferences' shows the specialties and colleges you ranked in order during the online application. 'Alloted College/Seat' shows the specialty and college actually allotted to you based on your merit rank and availability. The 'Alloted Preference Number' column tells you which of your ranked choices you received — for example, if it shows '1', you got your first choice; if it shows '2', you got your second choice.
Check the provisional allotment list immediately using your NEET roll number. If you find any error in your name, rank, category, domicile, or allotted specialty or college, email ukneetcounselling@gmail.com with full details by 4 November 2026 at 2:00 PM — not a moment later. Gather all original documents (MBBS degree, category certificate, domicile certificate, NOC if applicable, and identity proof) and keep them ready. Watch the university website and your email for the announcement of the reporting date and next steps. Do not delay — missing the deadline to report errors or the reporting date will result in cancellation of your seat.
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