Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna Uttarakhand Medical Education University (HNBUMU) has opened registration for Round 1 of the NEET UG 2026 Uttarakhand State Centralised Counselling. This is the official portal where all NEET-qualified candidates seeking admission to MBBS and BDS colleges in Uttarakhand must register, fill their college preferences, and participate in seat allotment. The counselling process determines which college and course you will be offered based on your NEET rank, category, and choices. Registration is now live — you must log in immediately to secure your place in the process.
Round 1 registration for Uttarakhand NEET UG 2026 counselling is now open; log in with your NEET roll number and date of birth to register and submit your college preferences.
What is Uttarakhand NEET UG 2026 Counselling?
Uttarakhand NEET UG 2026 counselling is the official centralised admission process run by HNBUMU for all MBBS and BDS seats in government and private medical colleges across Uttarakhand. After you qualify NEET UG 2026, you do not get a college automatically — you must participate in this counselling to be considered for a seat.
The counselling happens in multiple rounds. Round 1 is the first and most important round, where the majority of seats are filled. In this round, you register, list your college and course preferences in order of choice, and the system allocates seats based on your rank, category, and availability. Understanding this process and acting quickly is critical — delays in registration or preference submission can cost you a seat.
How to Log In to the Counselling Portal
To access the Uttarakhand NEET UG 2026 counselling portal, you will need two pieces of information: your NEET Roll Number and your Date of Birth. These are the credentials you used when you registered for the NEET UG 2026 exam. Visit the official HNBUMU counselling website and enter these details in the login fields provided.
Once you log in successfully, you will see your profile, your NEET rank, your category, and the counselling schedule. Keep your NEET roll number and date of birth safe — you will need them every time you log in. If you forget your roll number, check your NEET admit card or the official NTA NEET website.
- NEET Roll Number (from your NEET admit card)
- Date of Birth (as registered with NTA)
Round 1 Registration: What You Must Do
Registration for Round 1 is now open. This is your first and essential step. During registration, you will confirm your personal details, category, and eligibility. The system will verify that you are eligible to participate in Uttarakhand counselling — this typically means you have a valid NEET score and meet any state-specific residency or eligibility criteria set by Uttarakhand.
After registration is complete, you will move to the preference-filling stage. This is where you list all the colleges and courses you are willing to accept, in order of your preference. You can list as many colleges as you wish — the more you list, the higher your chances of getting a seat. However, list only colleges you genuinely want to attend, because once a seat is allotted to you, you are expected to accept and join it.
- Log in with NEET roll number and date of birth
- Verify and confirm your personal and eligibility details
- Fill in your college and course preferences in order of choice
- Submit your preferences before the deadline
Important Notices and Categories
HNBUMU has issued several important notices that affect your counselling. These include notices regarding Float Candidates (candidates who did not freeze their seat in a previous round and are now floating to the next round), Freeze Candidates (candidates who locked their seat in a previous round), and PWD (Persons with Disability) candidates. You must read these notices carefully to understand which category you fall into and what it means for your counselling.
The Provisional Complete Broad Sheet (NEET UG) for Round 1 has been released, showing all registered candidates and their details. The Provisional Result for Round 1 will be announced after the preference-filling deadline. Additionally, a list of candidates registered under the FF (Freedom Fighter) category has been published. Check these documents to verify your name and details are correct.
- Float Candidates notice — candidates moving to the next round
- Freeze Candidates notice — candidates who locked a seat previously
- PWD Notice — special provisions for persons with disability
- Provisional Complete Broad Sheet — all registered candidates
- Provisional Result Round 1 — seat allotment results
- FF Category list — Freedom Fighter category candidates
Admission Procedure for Round 1
The admission procedure for Round 1 has been published by HNBUMU. This document outlines the exact steps you must follow: registration, preference filling, seat allotment, document verification, and final admission. Read this procedure carefully before you begin, so you understand what happens at each stage and what documents you will need to bring when you report to your allotted college.
The procedure also explains the rules for accepting or rejecting a seat, the process for upgradation in later rounds, and the consequences of not reporting on time. Missing a deadline or failing to report can result in your seat being cancelled and offered to the next candidate on the merit list.
- Registration phase — confirm eligibility
- Preference filling phase — list colleges in order
- Seat allotment phase — system allocates seats
- Document verification — verify documents at college
- Final admission — join the college
Schedule and Important Dates for Round 1
HNBUMU has published the Schedule for Round 1, which lists all key dates: when registration opens and closes, when preference filling begins and ends, when the allotment result will be announced, and when you must report to your college. A Revised Schedule for Round 1 (dated 19/08/2026) has also been issued — this is the most current schedule, so use this one, not the original schedule.
It is critical that you note all these dates and set reminders. Missing the preference-filling deadline means you will not be considered for a seat in that round. Missing the reporting deadline means your seat will be cancelled. The counselling authority will not grant extensions for personal reasons.
- Check the Revised Schedule Round-1 (19/08/2026) for the most current dates
- Note the registration closing date
- Note the preference-filling closing date
- Note the allotment result announcement date
- Note the reporting date and time at your allotted college
Documents You Will Need During Counselling and Admission
While the notice does not list all required documents in detail, the Admission Procedure document will specify what you must bring for document verification at your allotted college. Typically, these include your NEET admit card, NEET scorecard, 10th and 12th mark sheets and certificates, caste/category certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate, and any other documents specified by the college.
Prepare these documents now and keep them in a safe place. Do not wait until after allotment to gather them — delays in document verification can result in your seat being cancelled. If you have any doubts about which documents are required, contact the helpline (see Contact Details section below).
- NEET admit card and scorecard
- 10th and 12th mark sheets and certificates
- Caste/category certificate (if applicable)
- Domicile/residence certificate
- Any other documents specified in the Admission Procedure
Contact Details and Support
If you face any issues during registration, preference filling, or any other stage of counselling, HNBUMU has provided multiple contact channels. The main counselling helpline is 8006516772, available from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM on working days (lunch break 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM). For technical issues with the portal, call the Technical Support number 7676593483 (same hours). For bank-related payment issues, call 8879769735 or 7078863509.
You can also email ukneetcounselling@gmail.com with your query. The physical address of the Controller of Examination is: New Central Hope Town, Bhayakhala, Seshambara (Selaqui), Dehradun, Pin 248011, Uttarakhand, India. Do not hesitate to reach out if you are stuck — the counselling authority is there to help.
- Counselling Helpline: 8006516772 (10 AM–5 PM, working days)
- Technical Support: 7676593483 (10 AM–5 PM, working days)
- Bank Support: 8879769735 / 7078863509 (10 AM–5 PM, working days)
- Email: ukneetcounselling@gmail.com
- Lunch break: 1:00 PM–2:00 PM (no support during this time)
- Physical address: New Central Hope Town, Bhayakhala, Seshambara (Selaqui), Dehradun 248011
Common Mistakes That Get Your Application Rejected
Many candidates lose their seats due to preventable mistakes. The most common is missing the preference-filling deadline. Registration alone is not enough — you must fill your preferences before the deadline, or you will not be considered for any seat in that round. Another mistake is not reading the Admission Procedure carefully and missing the reporting date at your allotted college.
A third mistake is providing incorrect or incomplete information during registration. If your name, date of birth, or category is entered wrongly, your allotment may be cancelled or delayed. Double-check every field before submitting. Finally, do not ignore the notices about Float and Freeze candidates — if you are a Float candidate and do not understand what that means, contact the helpline immediately. Confusion about your status can lead to missed deadlines.
- Missing the preference-filling deadline — you will get no seat
- Not reading the Admission Procedure — you may miss the reporting date
- Entering incorrect personal details — your allotment may be cancelled
- Ignoring Float/Freeze candidate notices — you may miss important deadlines
- Not preparing documents in advance — delays in verification can cancel your seat
- Not contacting support when confused — small doubts can become big problems
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Registration for Round 1 is now open — what do I need to do right now?
Log in to the HNBUMU counselling portal immediately using your NEET roll number and date of birth. Complete your registration by confirming your personal details and eligibility. Then fill in your college and course preferences in order of choice before the deadline. Do not delay — missing the preference-filling deadline means you will not get a seat in Round 1.
What is the difference between Float Candidates and Freeze Candidates?
Float Candidates are those who did not lock (freeze) their seat in a previous round and are now moving to the next round with a chance to get a different college. Freeze Candidates are those who locked their seat in a previous round and are not participating in the current round. HNBUMU has issued separate notices for each category — read them to understand which one you are and what it means for your counselling.
I lost my NEET roll number — how do I log in?
Your NEET roll number is printed on your NEET admit card. If you have lost the admit card, you can find your roll number on the official NTA NEET website by logging in with your registration number and date of birth. Once you have your roll number, use it along with your date of birth to log in to the HNBUMU portal.
What happens after I fill my preferences?
After the preference-filling deadline, HNBUMU will run the seat allotment algorithm. The system will match your rank, category, and preferences with available seats in colleges. A Provisional Result for Round 1 will be announced, showing which college and course you have been allotted (if any). You must then report to your allotted college on the specified date with all required documents for verification and final admission.
What documents do I need to bring when I report to my allotted college?
The Admission Procedure document published by HNBUMU will list all required documents. Typically, you will need your NEET admit card, NEET scorecard, 10th and 12th certificates, caste/category certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate, and any other documents specified. Prepare these now and keep them safe — do not wait until after allotment.
What is the Provisional Complete Broad Sheet, and why should I check it?
The Provisional Complete Broad Sheet is a list of all candidates who have registered for Round 1 counselling. It shows your name, roll number, rank, category, and other details. Check this document to verify that your information is correct. If you find any errors, contact the helpline immediately so they can be corrected before the allotment process.
I am a PWD (Person with Disability) candidate — are there special provisions for me?
Yes, HNBUMI has issued a PWD Notice with special provisions for persons with disability. Read this notice carefully to understand what additional benefits or reservations you may be eligible for. If you have questions about PWD provisions, contact the counselling helpline at 8006516772.
What if I miss the preference-filling deadline?
If you miss the preference-filling deadline, you will not be considered for any seat in Round 1. You may get a chance in later rounds (Round 2, Round 3, etc.), but missing deadlines reduces your chances significantly. Set a reminder now and submit your preferences well before the deadline — do not wait until the last moment.
I am facing technical issues logging in — who should I contact?
Contact the Technical Support number 7676593483 (10:00 AM to 5:00 PM on working days, lunch break 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM). They will help you resolve portal login or technical issues. If the issue is not technical but related to counselling procedures, call the main helpline at 8006516772.
What is the Revised Schedule Round-1 (19/08/2026), and why is it important?
The Revised Schedule Round-1 (dated 19/08/2026) is the most current and updated schedule for Round 1. It supersedes the original schedule and contains the correct dates for registration, preference filling, allotment, and reporting. Use only this revised schedule — do not follow the old schedule, as dates may have changed.
Can I change my preferences after I submit them?
The notice does not explicitly state whether preferences can be changed after submission. However, typically counselling portals allow changes until the preference-filling deadline. Log in to your portal to check if an 'Edit Preferences' or 'Modify Preferences' option is available. If you are unsure, contact the helpline at 8006516772.
What happens if I do not report to my allotted college on the specified date?
If you do not report on the specified date, your seat will be cancelled and offered to the next candidate on the merit list. You will lose your chance in that round. The counselling authority does not grant extensions for personal reasons. Mark the reporting date and time clearly and plan to be present on time.
Round 1 registration for Uttarakhand NEET UG 2026 counselling is now live. Log in immediately with your NEET roll number and date of birth, complete your registration, and fill your college preferences before the deadline. Read the Admission Procedure and Revised Schedule Round-1 (19/08/2026) carefully to understand all key dates and requirements. If you face any issues, contact the helpline at 8006516772 or email ukneetcounselling@gmail.com. Do not delay — missing deadlines can cost you your seat.
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