Uttarakhand NEET UG 2026 Round I & II: 1,112 Provisional Admissions & Float List

The Uttarakhand Centralised Counselling Board has published the provisional admission list for 1,112 MBBS and BDS candidates who have been allotted seats across 10 government and private medical and dental colleges in Uttarakhand after the completion of Round I and Round II counselling. The list includes both directly admitted candidates and float candidates (those on the waiting list). This is a critical document—your name on this list means your seat is provisionally yours, but admission is not final until you complete mandatory verification of your domicile and category certificates through your district authorities.

What This List Means: Provisional vs. Final Admission

This is a provisional admission list, not a final one. Being on this list means the counselling algorithm has allotted you a seat based on your NEET rank, category, and the choices you made during counselling. However, your admission becomes final only after you complete two critical steps: (1) verification of your domicile/residence certificate, and (2) verification of your category/sub-category certificate (if applicable).

The list distinguishes between two types of candidates: 'ADMITTED' (those directly allotted in Round I or II) and 'Selected Float' (those on the waiting list who have been called to fill vacancies). Both statuses are provisional and subject to verification. If you are marked 'Selected Float', you are not yet guaranteed a seat—you are next in line if someone ahead of you does not complete verification or joins another college.

How to Find Your Name on the List

The provisional list is arranged by serial number and contains 1,112 candidates across all 10 colleges. Each entry shows your name, NEET roll number, NEET rank, NEET percentile, marks obtained, allotted category, allotted college, allotted course (MBBS or BDS), allotted quota (state quota or all-India quota), the round in which you were allotted, and your admission status.

To find yourself: (1) Use Ctrl+F (or Cmd+F on Mac) to search for your name or NEET roll number in the PDF. (2) Note your allotted college, course, and quota carefully. (3) Check whether you are marked 'ADMITTED' or 'Selected Float'. (4) If you do not find your name, you have not been allotted a seat in Rounds I or II and may be eligible for Round III counselling (if announced).

College-Wise Seat Distribution: Where Seats Are Available

The 1,112 provisional admissions are distributed across 10 colleges in Uttarakhand. The table below shows the number of admitted and float candidates at each college. Government colleges have filled most seats; private colleges have fewer admissions but are also part of the list.

Government colleges dominating the list include Government Doon Medical College, Dehradun (106 admitted + 5 float); Government Medical College, Haldwani (89 admitted + 5 float); and Veer Chandra Singh Garhwali Institute, Srinagar (84 admitted + 27 float). Private colleges like Himalayan Institute of Medical Sciences, Jolly Grant, and Shri Guru Ram Rai Institute also have significant admissions. Dental colleges (Seema Dental College, Rishikesh and Uttaranchal Dental College, Dehradun) have fewer seats but are included.

• Government Doon Medical College, Dehradun: 106 admitted, 5 float
• Government Medical College, Haldwani: 89 admitted, 5 float
• Veer Chandra Singh Garhwali Institute, Srinagar: 84 admitted, 27 float
• SSJ Government Institute, Almora: 40 admitted, 34 float
• Government Medical College, Haridwar: 56 admitted, 22 float
• Himalayan Institute of Medical Sciences, Jolly Grant: 82 admitted, 20 float
• Shri Guru Ram Rai Institute, Dehradun: 47 admitted, 42 float
• Gautam Buddha Chikitsa Mahavidyalaya, Dehradun: 25 admitted, 21 float
• Seema Dental College, Rishikesh: 25 admitted, 11 float
• Uttaranchal Dental College, Dehradun: 14 admitted, 23 float

⚠️ CRITICAL: Mandatory Domicile and Category Verification

This is the most important step after receiving your provisional admission. The notice explicitly states: 'All candidates who have secured admission by availing the benefit of domicile/residence and category/sub-category reservations will be required to undergo mandatory verification of their domicile/residence certificates and category/sub-category certificates through the concerned districts.'

What this means: If you claimed domicile (state residency) or any category reservation (SC, ST, OBC, EWS, PWD, etc.) in your NEET application, your certificates MUST be verified by your district authorities. This is not optional. If you do not complete this verification, your seat will be cancelled, and you will lose your admission.

How to verify: Contact your district's Collector's office or the designated verification authority (usually the District Education Officer or District Social Welfare Officer, depending on the category). You will need to submit your original domicile certificate and/or category certificate. The verification process typically takes 1–2 weeks. Do not delay—start this immediately after seeing your name on the list.

• Domicile verification: Required if you claimed Uttarakhand residency. Contact your district Collector's office.
• Category verification: Required if you claimed SC, ST, OBC(NCL), EWS, or PWD status. Contact the appropriate district authority.
• Sub-category verification: If your category certificate mentions a sub-group (e.g., OBC(NCL) with a specific sub-caste), ensure the sub-group is clearly stated and verified.
• Timeline: Complete verification as soon as possible. Delays may result in cancellation of your seat.
• Original documents: Bring original certificates to the verification office; photocopies alone are not sufficient.

Understanding Your Allotted Category and Quota

Your provisional admission list shows two key pieces of information: your 'Alloted Category' and your 'Alloted Quota'. These determine whether you are eligible for the seat and what verification you need.

Alloted Category refers to the category under which you were allotted: UR (Unreserved/General), SC (Scheduled Caste), ST (Scheduled Tribe), OBC(NCL) (Other Backward Class, Non-Creamy Layer), EWS (Economically Weaker Section), or PWD (Person with Disability). Some categories have sub-designations like UR_WOMEN (unreserved women), OBC(NCL)_OPEN (OBC open), or SC_DPW (SC person with disability). Each category has its own merit list and cutoff.

Alloted Quota refers to whether your seat is from the state quota (filled by Uttarakhand's counselling) or all-India quota (filled by NEET counselling at the national level). Most seats in this list are state quota. All-India quota seats are marked separately and are subject to national-level rules.

• UR (Unreserved): No reservation; open to all candidates.
• SC, ST: Reserved for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes; requires SC/ST certificate.
• OBC(NCL): Reserved for Other Backward Classes (non-creamy layer); requires OBC certificate with non-creamy layer declaration.
• EWS: Reserved for Economically Weaker Sections; requires EWS certificate and income proof.
• PWD: Reserved for persons with disability (minimum 40% disability); requires disability certificate.
• State Quota: Seats filled by Uttarakhand's counselling; candidates must have Uttarakhand domicile.
• All-India Quota: Seats filled by national NEET counselling; open to candidates from any state.

What 'Float' Status Means and What to Do If You Are Float

If your admission status is marked 'Selected Float', you are on the waiting list. This means you were not directly allotted a seat in Round I or II, but you are next in line to receive one if a candidate ahead of you does not complete verification, joins another college, or withdraws.

Being float does NOT guarantee a seat. You will receive a seat only if: (1) a candidate with a higher rank in your category/quota withdraws or fails verification, and (2) the counselling board calls you to join. You must remain alert and check the counselling portal regularly for updates.

If you are float and your name is called in a subsequent round (Round III or stray vacancy round), you will need to complete the same verification process as directly admitted candidates. Do not assume you will not get a seat—many float candidates do get admitted in later rounds.

• Float status = waiting list; not a guaranteed seat.
• You will be called only if a candidate ahead of you withdraws or fails verification.
• Check the counselling portal daily for updates and notifications.
• If called, you must complete domicile and category verification immediately.
• Float candidates have the same verification requirements as directly admitted candidates.

Important: Reservation Policy on All-India Quota Seats

The notice includes a critical clarification: 'Reservation policy is not implemented on All India Quota Seats of Private Medical/Dental Colleges.' This means if you have been allotted an all-India quota seat at a private college (such as Himalayan Institute or Shri Guru Ram Rai Institute), your category reservation does NOT apply. You are competing on an open, unreserved basis.

This is important because it affects your rank and the verification you need. If you are allotted an all-India quota seat at a private college, you do not need category verification for that seat—you were selected purely on merit. However, if you are allotted a state quota seat at any college (government or private), category verification is mandatory if you claimed a reservation.

• All-India quota seats at private colleges: No reservation; open merit-based allotment.
• State quota seats: Reservation policy applies; category verification required if you claimed a reservation.
• Check your 'Alloted Quota' column to determine which rule applies to you.
• If unsure, contact the counselling board or your college for clarification.

Next Steps: What to Do Immediately After Seeing Your Name

If your name is on the provisional list, follow these steps in order: (1) Note your allotted college, course, and quota. (2) Verify your domicile and category certificates with your district authorities immediately—do not delay. (3) Once verified, contact your allotted college to confirm your admission and obtain further instructions (reporting date, document submission, hostel allotment, etc.). (4) Keep all original documents and verification certificates safe.

If you are marked 'Selected Float', follow the same steps but also check the counselling portal daily for updates. If you are called in a later round, you will need to complete verification again for the new allotment.

• Step 1: Locate your name and note your allotted college and course.
• Step 2: Start domicile and category verification immediately with your district authorities.
• Step 3: Contact your allotted college for admission confirmation and further instructions.
• Step 4: Prepare all required documents (10th mark sheet, 12th mark sheet, NEET admit card, NEET result, domicile certificate, category certificate, etc.).
• Step 5: If float, check the counselling portal daily for updates and be ready to complete verification if called.

Common Mistakes That Get Admissions Cancelled

Many candidates lose their seats after being provisionally admitted because they make preventable mistakes. The most common is failing to complete domicile and category verification on time. The notice is clear: verification is mandatory, and failure to do so results in cancellation. Do not assume you can verify later—start immediately.

Another mistake is submitting incorrect or incomplete certificates. For example, if you claim OBC(NCL) status, your certificate must explicitly state 'non-creamy layer' and include the sub-caste name. If it does not, verification will fail. Similarly, domicile certificates must be issued by the correct authority (usually the Collector or Tehsildar) and must clearly state your residency period. Check your certificates before submitting them for verification.

A third mistake is not contacting your allotted college after verification. Some candidates complete verification but then do not report to the college or submit required documents. This can result in your seat being given to a float candidate. Always confirm your admission with the college in writing.

• ❌ Delaying domicile and category verification: Results in seat cancellation.
• ❌ Submitting incomplete or incorrect certificates: Verification will fail.
• ❌ Not contacting your college after verification: Seat may be given to another candidate.
• ❌ Losing or damaging original certificates: Keep them safe and make photocopies.
• ❌ Assuming you can join later: Report to college on the date specified; late joining may result in cancellation.
• ✅ Start verification immediately after seeing your name.
• ✅ Ensure all certificates are complete, correct, and issued by the right authority.
• ✅ Contact your college within 2–3 days of verification completion.
• ✅ Keep all documents safe and make multiple photocopies.

How to Contact the Counselling Board and Your College

If you have questions about your provisional admission, the counselling board's contact details are: Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna Uttarakhand Medical Education University (HNBUMU), New Central Hope Town, Bhayakhala, Seshambara, Dehradun, Pin-248011, Uttarakhand. Website: www.hnbumu.ac.in. You can also contact the Uttarakhand Centralised Counselling Board through the official counselling portal.

For college-specific questions (reporting date, document submission, hostel allotment, etc.), contact your allotted college directly. The college's contact details are usually available on the counselling portal or the college's official website. Do not wait for the college to contact you—reach out proactively.

• HNBUMU: www.hnbumu.ac.in
• Counselling portal: Check for updates and notifications daily.
• Your allotted college: Contact directly for admission confirmation and further instructions.
• District authorities: For domicile and category verification.

Frequently asked questions

Your provisional admission is a significant achievement, but it is not final until you complete domicile and category verification with your district authorities. Start this process immediately—do not delay. Contact your allotted college within 2–3 days to confirm your admission and obtain further instructions. Keep all original documents safe and check the counselling portal daily for updates. If you are float, remain alert and be ready to complete verification if called in a later round. Your seat is yours only if you act now.