The Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna Uttarakhand Medical Education University (HNBUMU), which runs Uttarakhand's state-level NEET UG counselling, has extended the deadline for completing admission formalities in Round-II. The original deadline was 18 September 2026; it has now been pushed to 19 September 2026. This extension applies to all candidates who received a seat allotment in Round-II based on their merit and choice preferences. If you are one of these candidates, you now have one extra day to report to your allotted college and complete all admission procedures.
If you received a Round-II seat allotment in Uttarakhand NEET UG 2026 counselling, you must complete your admission at the college by 19 September 2026 — one day later than originally announced.
What is this notice about?
This is a deadline extension notice issued by the Uttarakhand Centralized Counselling Board on 16 September 2026. It affects candidates who have already received a seat allotment in Round-II of NEET UG 2026 counselling.
The notice states that the last date to complete admission formalities (reporting to your college, submitting documents, paying fees, and registering) has been extended by one day — from 18 September 2026 to 19 September 2026. The extension was made following a revised schedule issued by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC), the national body that oversees NEET UG counselling.
This is a time-sensitive notice. If you have been allotted a seat and have not yet reported to your college, you must act immediately.
Who does this extension apply to?
This extension applies only to candidates who have received a seat allotment in Round-II of Uttarakhand's NEET UG 2026 centralized counselling. Round-II is the second round of seat allocation, conducted after Round-I.
If you participated in counselling, locked your choices, and received a seat allotment in Round-II, this notice is for you. The allotment would have been made by the Uttarakhand Centralized Counselling Board based on your NEET UG rank, category, and your choice of colleges and courses (MBBS or BDS).
If you did not receive an allotment in Round-II, or if you are waiting for a later round (such as Round-III or Stray Vacancy round), this extension does not directly affect you — though you should monitor the counselling portal for updates on subsequent rounds.
What is 'completing admission formalities'?
Completing admission formalities means physically reporting to your allotted college and finishing all the steps required to formally enrol. This is not just about receiving an allotment letter — you must actually go to the college and complete the process.
Typical admission formalities include: reporting in person at the college on or before the deadline, submitting original documents (10th and 12th certificates, NEET admit card, category certificate if applicable, domicile certificate, and other documents as per the college's list), paying the admission fee, undergoing a medical fitness test if required, and registering your name in the college's admission register.
If you do not complete these formalities by the deadline (now 19 September 2026), your seat may be cancelled, and you will lose your allotment. The college will then offer the seat to the next candidate on the merit list.
Important dates: what changed?
The original deadline for completing admission formalities in Round-II was 18 September 2026. This has now been extended to 19 September 2026 — a one-day extension.
The notice was published on 16 September 2026. This means candidates had very little notice of the original deadline and now have even less time to act. If you have not yet reported to your college, you must do so immediately — you now have until the end of 19 September 2026.
- Original deadline: 18 September 2026
- Extended deadline: 19 September 2026
- Notice publication date: 16 September 2026
Why was the deadline extended?
According to the notice, the extension was made 'in view of the revised schedule issued by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC), Government of India.' The MCC is the national body that coordinates NEET UG counselling across all states and union territories.
The MCC likely revised the national counselling schedule to accommodate delays or to align timelines across states. Uttarakhand's counselling board then extended its local deadline to match this revised national schedule. This is a common practice to ensure consistency and give candidates adequate time.
What should you do right now?
If you received a Round-II seat allotment, do not delay. Check your allotment letter to confirm which college you have been allotted to and which course (MBBS or BDS). Then contact the college immediately to confirm the exact time and place where you must report.
Gather all required documents. Most colleges require: original 10th and 12th mark sheets and certificates, NEET UG admit card, NEET UG scorecard, category certificate (if you applied under SC/ST/OBC), domicile certificate, and a recent passport-sized photograph. Check your college's specific document list on their website or by calling them.
Plan to report to the college on or before 19 September 2026. Do not wait until the last moment — colleges may have limited staff available on the final day, and you risk missing the deadline due to travel delays or document issues. Aim to complete all formalities by the afternoon of 19 September at the latest.
Keep checking the Uttarakhand Centralized Counselling Board website (www.hnbumu.ac.in) for any further updates or changes. The notice advises candidates to regularly visit the website for important information.
What happens if you miss the deadline?
If you do not complete admission formalities by 19 September 2026, your seat allotment will be cancelled. You will lose your place at the college, and the seat will be offered to the next candidate on the merit list.
Once your seat is cancelled, you will not be able to claim it later. You may be eligible for a subsequent round of counselling (such as Round-III or Stray Vacancy round) if the board conducts one, but there is no guarantee you will receive another allotment, and any new allotment may be at a different college or course.
Missing the deadline is a serious consequence. If you have any issue preventing you from reporting (illness, travel problems, document delays), contact your college and the counselling board immediately to explain and request guidance. Do not assume you can report late.
Where to find more information
The official source for all updates is the Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna Uttarakhand Medical Education University (HNBUMU) website: www.hnbumu.ac.in. This is where the Uttarakhand Centralized Counselling Board publishes all notices, schedules, and important information.
You should also contact your allotted college directly. The college's admission office will have specific instructions on where to report, what documents to bring, and what fees to pay. Do not rely solely on the counselling board notice — colleges often have additional local requirements.
If you have questions about your allotment or the counselling process, you can reach out to the HNBUMU office or the Uttarakhand Centralized Counselling Board through the contact details on their website.
- Official website: www.hnbumu.ac.in
- Contact your allotted college directly for specific admission procedures
- Check the counselling board website regularly for updates
Common mistakes to avoid
**Assuming the extension applies to you if you were not allotted in Round-II.** This notice is only for candidates who received a seat in Round-II. If you are waiting for Round-III or another round, do not assume this deadline applies to you. Monitor the counselling portal for announcements specific to your round.
**Delaying your report because you have 'one more day'.** With only a one-day extension, there is almost no buffer. If you wait until 19 September, any small delay (traffic, document issues, college office closure) could cause you to miss the deadline. Report as soon as possible — ideally by 18 September.
**Not checking your college's specific requirements.** Different colleges may have different document lists, fee structures, and reporting procedures. Do not assume all colleges follow the same process. Call your college before you travel.
**Losing your allotment letter or not bringing it to the college.** Your allotment letter is proof of your seat. Keep it safe and bring it with you when you report. If you have lost it, download it from the counselling portal or contact the board immediately.
**Forgetting to bring original documents.** Colleges require original certificates, not photocopies, for verification. Bring all originals listed in the college's document checklist.
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I received a Round-II seat allotment. What is the new deadline to report to my college?
The new deadline is 19 September 2026. You must complete all admission formalities (reporting in person, submitting documents, paying fees, and registering) by the end of this date. The deadline was originally 18 September 2026 but has been extended by one day.
What does 'completing admission formalities' mean? Is just receiving an allotment letter enough?
No. Receiving an allotment letter is only the first step. You must physically go to your allotted college and complete all formalities, which include reporting in person, submitting original documents (certificates, NEET scorecard, category certificate if applicable), paying the admission fee, undergoing medical fitness tests if required, and registering in the college's admission register. If you do not do this by 19 September 2026, your seat will be cancelled.
Why was the deadline extended by just one day? Is there another extension coming?
The notice states the extension was made following a revised schedule issued by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC), the national body overseeing NEET UG counselling. The notice does not mention any further extensions. You should assume 19 September 2026 is the final deadline and act accordingly. Monitor the HNBUMU website (www.hnbumu.ac.in) for any further updates.
I have not received my allotment letter yet. Does this extension apply to me?
This extension applies only to candidates who have already received a Round-II seat allotment. If you have not received an allotment, this notice does not directly affect you. Check the counselling portal to confirm your allotment status. If you are waiting for a later round (Round-III or Stray Vacancy), monitor the website for announcements specific to that round.
What happens if I miss the 19 September deadline?
If you do not complete admission formalities by 19 September 2026, your seat allotment will be cancelled. You will lose your place at the college, and the seat will be offered to the next candidate on the merit list. You will not be able to claim the seat later. You may be eligible for a subsequent round of counselling, but there is no guarantee of another allotment.
I am out of station and cannot reach my college by 19 September. What should I do?
Contact your allotted college and the Uttarakhand Centralized Counselling Board immediately to explain your situation. Provide evidence of your travel or other issue. While the notice does not mention provisions for late reporting, it is worth reaching out to the board and college to request guidance. Do not simply assume you can report late — act now.
Which documents do I need to bring when I report to my college?
The notice does not provide a detailed document list. Typically, colleges require: original 10th and 12th mark sheets and certificates, NEET UG admit card, NEET UG scorecard, category certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate, and recent passport-sized photographs. Check your allotted college's website or call them directly to confirm their specific document requirements before you travel.
Where can I find updates about the counselling schedule and my allotment?
The official source is the Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna Uttarakhand Medical Education University (HNBUMU) website: www.hnbumu.ac.in. This is where the Uttarakhand Centralized Counselling Board publishes all notices, allotment lists, and schedules. You should also contact your allotted college directly for specific admission procedures and requirements.
Does this extension apply to MBBS and BDS both?
Yes. The notice refers to 'seats allotted by the Board on the basis of candidates' merit and choices in Round-II' without distinguishing between MBBS and BDS. The extension applies to all candidates who received a Round-II allotment, regardless of whether they were allotted to an MBBS or BDS course.
I received an allotment but I want to decline it and wait for another round. Can I do that?
The notice does not address this scenario. Typically, if you do not report and complete formalities by the deadline, your seat is automatically cancelled. If you want to formally decline your seat to wait for another round, contact the Uttarakhand Centralized Counselling Board or your college immediately to ask about the procedure. Do not simply ignore the deadline — take action to formally withdraw if that is your intention.
If you received a Round-II seat allotment in Uttarakhand NEET UG 2026 counselling, you must report to your allotted college and complete all admission formalities by 19 September 2026. Do not delay — contact your college today to confirm the reporting procedure and document requirements, gather all original documents, and plan to report as soon as possible. Check www.hnbumu.ac.in regularly for any further updates. Missing this deadline will result in cancellation of your seat.
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