West Bengal NEET-PG Round 1 Results: 918 Seats Allotted, Reporting Begins Now

The West Bengal Medical Counselling Committee (WBMCC) has released the provisional seat allotment results for Round 1 of NEET-PG 2026 counselling. A total of 918 seats have been allocated across government and private medical institutions in the state. Candidates who have received an allotment must now complete physical document verification and formal admission procedures at their assigned colleges within a narrow five-day window. This is a critical phase: admission is confirmed only after successful document verification, so understanding the reporting schedule and requirements is essential for every allotted candidate.

What Happened: Round 1 Allotment and Seat Count

The WBMCC announced the provisional Round 1 seat allotment result on its official portal (wbmcc.nic.in) on November 5, 2026. The allotment covers 918 seats across MD, MS, and PG Diploma programmes in West Bengal's medical colleges. This is the first round of counselling for NEET-PG 2026 in the state, and the allotment is provisional—meaning it becomes final only after candidates complete document verification and admission formalities at their assigned institutions.

Candidates can access the result by visiting the WBMCC website, navigating to the PG Medical Counselling 2026 section, and downloading the Round 1 seat allotment PDF. The result lists the candidate's name, roll number, allotted college, course (MD/MS/Diploma), and other admission details. Candidates are advised to download and print the result for their records and to carry it during the reporting process.

Reporting Timeline: November 5–10, 2026

All candidates allotted seats in Round 1 must report to their respective colleges for admission between November 5 and 10, 2026. The reporting window is narrow, and candidates must plan accordingly. Reporting will be conducted from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM (server time) on November 5, 6, 7, and 10. Note that November 8 and 9 are not reporting days, so candidates should not delay their visit to the college.

This compressed timeline means that candidates must act immediately upon receiving their allotment. Delays in reporting can result in forfeiture of the seat, and the candidate may not be eligible for subsequent rounds. It is advisable to plan travel and arrange time off work or other commitments well in advance, especially if the allotted college is in a different city.

• Reporting dates: November 5, 6, 7, and 10, 2026
• Reporting time: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM (server time)
• No reporting on November 8 and 9
• Reporting is mandatory; failure to report may result in seat cancellation

Documents and Fees Required for Admission

Candidates must bring their original documents, the college admission fee, and the bond (if applicable) when reporting to their allotted college. The original documents are essential for physical verification and must match the information provided in the NEET-PG application and counselling registration. Without complete and verified original documents, the college will not confirm admission, and the seat may be cancelled.

The admission fee varies by college type and course. Candidates should check their allotment letter or the college's official website for the exact fee amount and payment method. Some colleges may accept online payment, while others may require a bank draft or cheque. The bond is typically required for candidates allotted seats in government colleges and may include a service bond clause. Candidates should clarify the bond terms with the college during reporting.

• Original documents (MBBS degree, NEET-PG admit card, counselling registration proof, etc.)
• College admission fee (amount varies by institution and course)
• Bond (if required by the college)
• Proof of identity and address
• Medical fitness certificate (if required by the college)

Private Medical College Admissions: Centralized Verification in Kolkata

Candidates allotted seats in private medical colleges in West Bengal must complete their admission process at designated government medical colleges in Kolkata, not at the private college itself. This centralized verification system is designed to ensure uniform standards and transparency across private institutions. Candidates should identify which government college has been designated as the verification centre for their allotted private college and plan to report there during the specified dates.

This arrangement means that candidates allotted private college seats may need to travel to Kolkata for document verification and admission formalities. The WBMCC will specify the designated government college for each private institution in the allotment letter or on the official website. Candidates should confirm this information before reporting to avoid confusion or delays.

• Private medical college admissions are verified at designated government medical colleges in Kolkata
• Candidates must report to the government college, not the private college
• Check the allotment letter for the designated verification centre
• Plan travel to Kolkata if your allotted college is private

Private Dental College Admissions: Dr. R. Ahmed Dental College

Candidates allotted seats in private dental colleges must report to Dr. R. Ahmed Dental College in Kolkata for the admission process. This is the centralized reporting centre for all private dental college admissions in West Bengal under NEET-PG 2026 counselling. Candidates should note that this applies only to private dental colleges; government dental college admissions follow the standard reporting procedure at the allotted college itself.

The centralized approach for private dental colleges ensures consistency and reduces the risk of fraudulent admissions. Candidates must carry all required documents and fees to Dr. R. Ahmed Dental College during the reporting window. If you have been allotted a private dental college seat, confirm the exact reporting date and time with the college or the WBMCC website before travelling.

• Private dental college admissions are centralized at Dr. R. Ahmed Dental College, Kolkata
• Candidates must report to Dr. R. Ahmed Dental College, not the allotted private dental college
• Government dental college admissions follow standard reporting at the allotted college
• Carry all original documents and fees to the designated centre

Document Verification and Final Admission Confirmation

The college will verify all original documents during the reporting process. This verification is a critical step: admission is confirmed only after the college is satisfied that all documents are genuine, complete, and match the information in the NEET-PG application and counselling registration. Any discrepancy or missing document can delay or prevent admission. Candidates should carefully review their documents before reporting and ensure that all certificates, degrees, and identity proofs are in order.

After successful document verification, the college will issue an admission letter or confirmation slip. This slip is proof of admission and should be retained for future reference. Candidates will then proceed with fee payment, hostel registration (if applicable), and other administrative formalities. The entire process typically takes a few hours, so candidates should allocate sufficient time during their reporting visit.

• Document verification is mandatory for admission confirmation
• Admission is final only after successful verification
• Any discrepancy or missing document may result in rejection
• Retain the admission confirmation slip for future reference
• Complete fee payment and other formalities after verification

How to Download Your Seat Allotment Result

Candidates can download their Round 1 seat allotment result by following a simple process on the WBMCC website. First, visit wbmcc.nic.in and locate the PG Medical Counselling 2026 section on the homepage. Look for the Round 1 seat allotment result link in the download section and click on it. A PDF file containing the provisional seat allotment result will appear on your screen.

To find your name in the PDF, use the Ctrl + F keyboard shortcut to search for your name or roll number. This will quickly locate your entry in the document. Once you have found your allotment details, download the PDF and take a printout. Keep multiple copies of the printout—one for your records, one to carry during reporting, and one for future reference. The printout serves as proof of allotment and is required during the admission process.

• Visit wbmcc.nic.in
• Open the PG Medical Counselling 2026 section
• Click on the Round 1 seat allotment result link
• Download the PDF and use Ctrl + F to search for your name or roll number
• Print multiple copies for reporting and records

What Happens If You Miss the Reporting Deadline

If you do not report to your allotted college within the specified dates (November 5–10), your seat will be cancelled, and you will not be eligible for that allotment. The WBMCC will not extend the reporting deadline, and no exceptions are typically granted. Missing the deadline means losing your seat entirely, and you may be considered for subsequent rounds only if you meet the eligibility criteria and if seats remain available.

To avoid this outcome, plan your reporting visit well in advance. If you have a genuine emergency or medical reason that prevents you from reporting on time, contact the WBMCC or your allotted college immediately to request an extension or clarification. However, such requests are rarely granted, so it is best to ensure you report within the stipulated window. Mark the reporting dates on your calendar and make all necessary arrangements now.

• Missing the reporting deadline results in automatic seat cancellation
• No extensions are typically granted
• You may not be eligible for subsequent rounds if you forfeit your seat
• Contact the college or WBMCC immediately if you have a genuine emergency
• Plan your reporting visit well in advance to avoid missing the deadline

Next Steps: Prepare for Reporting and Plan Ahead

Now that the Round 1 allotment has been announced, your immediate priority is to download your result, verify your allotment details, and plan your reporting visit. Check whether your allotted college is a government or private institution, and identify the correct reporting centre. If it is a private medical or dental college, note that you must report to the designated government college or Dr. R. Ahmed Dental College in Kolkata, not the private college itself.

Gather all required original documents, arrange the admission fee, and plan your travel if the college is in a different city. If you have any doubts about your allotment or the reporting process, contact the WBMCC or your allotted college for clarification. Do not delay—the reporting window is only five days, and missing it will result in loss of your seat. Once you have reported and completed document verification, you will be officially admitted to your course, and you can begin preparing for your postgraduate medical journey.

• Download and verify your Round 1 allotment result immediately
• Identify your allotted college and the correct reporting centre
• Gather all original documents and arrange the admission fee
• Plan your travel if the college is in a different city
• Report to your college between November 5–10, 2026
• Contact the WBMCC or college if you have any doubts

Frequently asked questions

If you have received a Round 1 allotment, act immediately: download your result, verify your allotment details, and plan your reporting visit to your assigned college between November 5–10, 2026. Remember that admission is final only after document verification, so carry all original documents and the admission fee. If you have not been allotted a seat in Round 1, stay alert for subsequent rounds and ensure your counselling registration remains active.