The West Bengal Medical Counselling Committee (WBMCC) has released the Round 3 seat allotment results for MBBS and BDS programmes across government and private medical and dental colleges in the state. Candidates who have been allotted seats must complete their reporting and admission formalities within a strict three-day window to secure their place. This round represents the third phase of counselling for NEET-UG qualified candidates in West Bengal, and missing the reporting deadline could result in forfeiture of your seat.
If you received a Round 3 allotment in West Bengal, you must physically report to your designated college between October 12–14, 2026 (10 AM–4 PM) with original documents, or your seat will be cancelled.
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The WBMCC released Round 3 allotment results on October 8, 2026, after 4 PM. All allotted candidates can access and download their provisional allotment letters from the official WBMCC portal at wbmcc.nic.in using their application number and date of birth.
You should print three copies of your allotment letter immediately—one for submission to your college, one for document verification, and one for your own records. Do not delay this step, as you will need the letter to complete reporting.
Critical Reporting Timeline: October 12–14, 2026
Allotted candidates must report in person to their designated reporting centre between October 12 and October 14, 2026, between 10 AM and 4 PM. This is a hard deadline—reporting after 4 PM on October 14 or on any date outside this window will result in your seat being cancelled and reallocated.
Private medical college candidates must report at designated government medical colleges in Kolkata for admission processing. Private dental college candidates have a separate reporting centre: Dr. R Ahmed Dental College. Confirm your exact reporting location from your allotment letter.
Documents You Must Bring to Reporting
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Reporting without the correct documents will delay or prevent your admission. Bring original copies of all the following to your reporting centre:
- NEET admit card
- Provisional allotment letter (downloaded from WBMCC portal)
- Valid identity proof (Aadhaar, passport, or driving licence)
- College requisite fees (in the form and amount specified by your college)
- Bond documents as specified by your allotted college
- Server-generated relieving letter from your previous college (mandatory only if you have been upgraded to a better college preference)
Understanding Your Allotment Status
Your allotment letter will show one of four status types. Understanding which category you fall into helps you know what to expect next.
If your status is 'Retained,' you have kept the seat you were allotted in an earlier round and are continuing in the same college. 'Fresh Allotment' means you have received a new seat for the first time in Round 3. 'Upgraded' indicates you have been offered a seat at a college ranked higher than your previous allotment, which is positive but requires you to bring a relieving letter from your old college. 'Not Upgraded' means you applied for higher-ranked colleges but did not qualify for them, so you retain your previous allotment or may have received no new seat.
What Happens After You Report
Once you complete document verification and reporting at your designated centre, you will be officially admitted to your allotted seat. Your college will issue an admission receipt and may provide additional instructions for fee payment, hostel registration, or orientation.
Keep all allotment letters, admission receipts, and verification documents safely. These will be needed for future counselling rounds (if applicable), university registration, and any disputes. Universities will prepare final merit lists based on NEET scores and may conduct additional rounds if seats remain vacant.
Key Dates Leading Up to Round 3 Allotment
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Understanding the full timeline helps you plan ahead. Online registration and fee payment occurred September 28–30, 2026. Candidate verification took place September 29–October 1, and the verified candidates list was published on October 1 after 5 PM. Choice filling and locking ran from October 1–4, 2026, allowing candidates to rank their college preferences. The allotment result was released on October 8 after 4 PM, and reporting must now occur October 12–14.
What If You Miss the Reporting Deadline?
Missing the October 12–14 reporting window is a serious issue. If you do not report within the specified dates and times, your seat will be automatically cancelled, and you will not be eligible for that college. The seat will be reallocated to the next candidate on the waiting list.
There is typically no extension or grace period for reporting in NEET counselling. If you have a genuine emergency (medical, family, or travel-related), contact WBMCC immediately to request a waiver, but do not assume one will be granted. It is far safer to report on time.
Upgraded Candidates: Special Instructions
If your allotment status is 'Upgraded,' you have been offered a seat at a college ranked higher than your previous allotment. This is good news, but it comes with an extra requirement: you must bring a server-generated relieving letter from your previous college to your new reporting centre.
This relieving letter confirms that your previous college has released you and that you are free to join the upgraded college. Without it, your new college may not complete your admission. Contact your previous college immediately to request this letter if you have not already received it.
How to Avoid Common Reporting Mistakes
Many candidates lose their seats due to preventable errors. Download your allotment letter as soon as it is released and print three copies. Verify your reporting centre location from the letter—do not assume it is your allotted college. Confirm the exact fee amount and payment method with your college before reporting. Bring original documents, not photocopies, unless the letter explicitly states otherwise.
Arrive at your reporting centre well before 4 PM on your chosen day (October 12, 13, or 14) to allow time for document verification and processing. Do not wait until October 14 at 3:50 PM. If you are travelling from outside West Bengal, plan your journey to arrive at least one day early.
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When was the WB NEET UG Round 3 allotment result released?
The West Bengal Medical Counselling Committee released the Round 3 allotment result on October 8, 2026, after 4 PM. Candidates can download their allotment letters from wbmcc.nic.in using their application number and date of birth.
What is the deadline for reporting after receiving a Round 3 allotment?
Allotted candidates must report to their designated reporting centre between October 12 and October 14, 2026, between 10 AM and 4 PM. Reporting after 4 PM on October 14 or outside these dates will result in seat cancellation.
Where do private medical college candidates report in West Bengal?
Private medical college candidates must report at designated government medical colleges in Kolkata for admission processing. Private dental college candidates report to Dr. R Ahmed Dental College. Your allotment letter will specify your exact reporting centre.
What documents must I bring to the reporting centre?
Bring original copies of your NEET admit card, provisional allotment letter, valid identity proof, college requisite fees, bond documents as specified by your college, and (if upgraded) a server-generated relieving letter from your previous college. Photocopies are not accepted unless explicitly stated.
What does 'Upgraded' status mean in my allotment letter?
Upgraded status means you have been offered a seat at a college ranked higher than your previous allotment. You must bring a server-generated relieving letter from your previous college to complete admission at the upgraded college.
What happens if I miss the October 12–14 reporting deadline?
If you do not report within the specified dates and times, your seat will be automatically cancelled and reallocated to the next candidate. There is typically no extension. Contact WBMCC immediately if you have a genuine emergency, but do not assume a waiver will be granted.
Can I report on any day between October 12–14, or is there a specific day assigned?
Your allotment letter will specify your reporting day or indicate that you can report on any of the three days. Check your letter carefully. Reporting is open 10 AM–4 PM on all three days, but arrive early to allow time for document verification.
What should I do after I complete reporting and admission?
Keep all allotment letters, admission receipts, and verification documents safely for future reference. Your college will issue an admission receipt and provide instructions for fee payment, hostel registration, or orientation. These documents are needed for university registration and any future counselling rounds.
If you have received a Round 3 allotment in West Bengal, act immediately: download your letter, verify your reporting centre and date, gather all required documents, and plan to report well before the 4 PM deadline on October 14. Missing this window will result in permanent loss of your seat. For any queries, contact WBMCC through their official portal.
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