West Bengal's Medical Counselling Committee (WBMCC) has released the provisional seat allotment result for the Special Stray Round (for MBBS) and Round 5 (for BDS) of the 2026-27 NEET UG counselling. This is a critical result — if your All India Rank (AIR) appears in the list, you have been allotted a seat at either a state-quota or private-management-quota college in West Bengal. The allotment shows which college, course, quota type, and category you have been assigned to. This is a provisional result, meaning you must complete document verification and admission formalities at your allotted college to confirm your seat.
If your All India Rank is listed in this result, you have been provisionally allotted a seat; check the college, course, and quota details, then report to your college immediately for verification and admission.
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This is the provisional seat allotment result for two separate rounds of West Bengal's NEET UG 2026 counselling: the Special Stray Round for MBBS and Round 5 for BDS. A 'stray' or 'special' round is held after regular counselling rounds to fill any remaining vacant seats. Round 5 for BDS is the fifth and final round of BDS counselling in West Bengal.
The result lists candidates who have been allotted seats based on their NEET rank, category, and the choices they submitted during counselling. Each row shows one candidate's All India Rank, the college allotted, the course (MBBS or BDS), the quota type (State Quota or Private Management Quota), the category they were allotted under, their own candidate category, and the status (all shown as 'Fresh Allotment').
Who should check this result?
You should check this result if you participated in West Bengal's NEET UG 2026 counselling and have not yet been allotted a seat in earlier rounds, or if you were allotted a seat in an earlier round but chose to participate in this Special Stray or Round 5 round. Search for your All India Rank (AIR) in the list provided.
This result covers both MBBS (Special Stray Round) and BDS (Round 5) candidates. If you are an MBBS candidate, look for your rank in the Special Stray Vacancy rows. If you are a BDS candidate, look for your rank in the Round 5 rows.
How to find your name in the result
The result is presented as a table with columns for Round, All India Rank, Choice No., Institute, Course, Allotted Quota, Allotted Category, Candidate Category, and Status. To find yourself, search for your All India Rank (AIR) — the unique number assigned to you based on your NEET UG 2026 score.
Once you locate your rank, read across the row to see: (1) which college you have been allotted to, (2) whether it is MBBS or BDS, (3) whether the seat is under State Quota or Private Management Quota, (4) which category (UR, SC, ST, OBC, EWS) the seat is reserved under, and (5) your own candidate category. All allotments shown in this result are marked as 'Fresh Allotment', meaning this is your first allotment in this round.
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The 'Allotted Quota' column shows whether your seat is under State Quota (filled by West Bengal's own counselling) or Private Management Quota (filled by private medical/dental colleges). State Quota seats are typically at government or government-aided colleges; Private Management Quota seats are at private colleges and usually have higher fees.
The 'Allotted Category' column shows the category (UR, SC, ST, OBC, EWS) that the seat is reserved for. The 'Candidate Category' column shows your own category as per your NEET application. These should match — if they do not, contact the counselling authority immediately. UR = Unreserved (General), SC = Scheduled Caste, ST = Scheduled Tribe, OBC = Other Backward Classes (Non-Creamy Layer), EWS = Economically Weaker Section.
- State Quota: seat filled by West Bengal counselling, usually at government/aided colleges
- Private Management Quota: seat at a private college, higher fees apply
- UR (Unreserved): open to all candidates
- SC, ST, OBC (NCL), EWS: reserved categories with specific eligibility
Colleges in this allotment
The allotment includes seats at the following institutions in West Bengal: Burdwan Dental College and Hospital, North Bengal Dental College, Sanaka Institute of Dental Sciences (BDS colleges under State Quota); and SKS Medical College, KPC Medical College and Hospital Jadavpur, Krishnanagar Institute of Medical Science, Jakir Hosain Medical College & Research Institute, Raniganj Institute of Medical Science, JIS School of Medical Science and Research, and Santiniketan Medical College (MBBS colleges under Private Management Quota).
Most of the MBBS seats in this Special Stray Round are at private colleges under Private Management Quota. If you have been allotted a seat at a private college, be prepared for higher tuition fees and other costs compared to government colleges. Verify the college's fee structure and facilities before confirming your admission.
- BDS (State Quota): Burdwan Dental College, North Bengal Dental College, Sanaka Institute of Dental Sciences
- MBBS (Private Management Quota): SKS Medical College, KPC Medical College, Krishnanagar Institute of Medical Science, Jakir Hosain Medical College, Raniganj Institute of Medical Science, JIS School of Medical Science, Santiniketan Medical College
What 'Provisional' means and what you must do next
This result is marked 'Provisional', which means your allotment is not final until you complete document verification and admission formalities at your allotted college. You must report to the college in person (or as instructed by the college) with all required documents to confirm your seat.
Do not delay. Colleges typically set a deadline for document verification and admission — if you do not report by that date, your seat may be cancelled and offered to the next candidate on the waiting list. Check the college's website or contact the admission office immediately to find out the reporting date, time, and location, and the list of documents you must bring.
- Provisional allotment is not final until you complete document verification
- Report to your allotted college immediately with all required documents
- Meet the college's reporting deadline or your seat will be cancelled
- Contact the college admission office for the exact date, time, and document list
Documents you will likely need for admission
While the exact list depends on your college, you will typically need to bring: (1) your NEET UG 2026 admit card and score card, (2) your 10th and 12th mark sheets and certificates, (3) your caste/category certificate (if applicable — SC, ST, OBC, EWS), (4) your Aadhaar card or other government ID, (5) your passport-size photographs, (6) your medical fitness certificate (from a registered doctor), and (7) any other documents specified by the college.
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If you belong to a reserved category (SC, ST, OBC, EWS), your caste/category certificate must be issued by the competent authority and must be valid. Do not assume your certificate is acceptable — verify with the college beforehand. Some colleges may also ask for a domicile certificate or proof of residence in West Bengal.
- NEET admit card and score card
- 10th and 12th mark sheets and certificates
- Caste/category certificate (if SC, ST, OBC, EWS) — must be from competent authority
- Aadhaar card or government-issued ID
- Passport-size photographs (usually 4–6 copies)
- Medical fitness certificate from a registered doctor
- Any other documents specified by the college
Important: Check your allotted category carefully
A common mistake is not verifying that your 'Allotted Category' matches your 'Candidate Category'. For example, if you applied as OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) but the result shows your seat is under UR (Unreserved), there is a mismatch. This can happen if your caste certificate was not accepted or if there was an error in the counselling system.
If there is any mismatch between your candidate category and the allotted category, contact the counselling authority (WBMCC) immediately. Do not proceed to the college without resolving this — it could lead to your admission being cancelled later. Similarly, if you believe you should have been allotted a seat but your rank does not appear in the result, contact the counselling authority to check if there was an error.
- ⚠️ Verify that Allotted Category matches your Candidate Category
- ⚠️ If there is a mismatch, contact WBMCC before reporting to the college
- ⚠️ If your rank is missing from the result, contact the counselling authority immediately
What if you are not in the result?
If your All India Rank does not appear in this result, it means you have not been allotted a seat in this Special Stray Round or Round 5. This could be because: (1) your rank was not high enough to match any available seat, (2) you did not participate in this round, (3) you had already been allotted a seat in an earlier round and chose not to participate in this round, or (4) there was a technical error.
If you believe you should have been allotted a seat, contact the West Bengal Medical Counselling Committee (WBMCC) immediately. Check the official WBMCC website for contact details and the counselling helpline. Do not wait — counselling rounds move quickly, and if there are further rounds, you will need to register and participate promptly.
- Your rank not in the result = no seat allotted in this round
- Possible reasons: rank too low, did not participate, already allotted, or technical error
- Contact WBMCC immediately if you believe there is an error
- Check the official website for contact details and helpline
Private Management Quota vs. State Quota: What's the difference?
State Quota seats are filled by West Bengal's own counselling and are typically at government or government-aided colleges. These seats have lower fees (set by the government) and are more affordable. Private Management Quota seats are at private colleges and are filled by the colleges themselves or through a separate counselling process. These seats have much higher fees, often ₹10–20 lakh or more per year, depending on the college.
If you have been allotted a State Quota seat, congratulations — you have access to an affordable, quality medical/dental education. If you have been allotted a Private Management Quota seat, verify the college's fee structure, hostel charges, and other costs before confirming your admission. Some private colleges also offer scholarships or fee waivers for meritorious or economically weaker candidates — ask the college about these options.
- State Quota: government/aided colleges, lower fees, set by government
- Private Management Quota: private colleges, higher fees (₹10–20 lakh+ per year)
- Ask private colleges about scholarships or fee waivers
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How do I know if I have been allotted a seat?
Search for your All India Rank (AIR) in the result table. If your rank appears, you have been provisionally allotted a seat. Read across the row to see which college, course, and quota you have been allotted to. If your rank is not in the list, you have not been allotted a seat in this round.
What does 'Provisional' allotment mean?
Provisional means your allotment is not final until you complete document verification and admission formalities at your college. You must report to the college with all required documents by the deadline set by the college. If you do not report by the deadline, your seat will be cancelled.
What should I do immediately after seeing my name in the result?
Contact your allotted college's admission office immediately to find out the reporting date, time, location, and the list of documents you must bring. Prepare all required documents (NEET score card, 10th/12th certificates, caste certificate if applicable, medical fitness certificate, etc.) and report to the college by the deadline.
What if my Allotted Category does not match my Candidate Category?
This is a serious issue. Contact the West Bengal Medical Counselling Committee (WBMCC) immediately to report the mismatch. Do not proceed to the college without resolving this, as it could lead to your admission being cancelled later. Verify that your caste/category certificate is valid and was properly submitted during counselling.
I am allotted a seat at a Private Management Quota college. What are the fees?
Private colleges set their own fees, which are typically much higher than government colleges — often ₹10–20 lakh or more per year. Contact your allotted college directly to ask for the exact fee structure, hostel charges, and other costs. Also ask if the college offers scholarships or fee waivers for meritorious or economically weaker candidates.
What if my rank is not in the result? Does that mean I did not get a seat?
If your rank is not in this result, you have not been allotted a seat in this Special Stray Round or Round 5. This could be because your rank was not high enough, you did not participate in this round, or there was a technical error. Contact WBMCC immediately to clarify. Check if there are further counselling rounds coming up.
Can I reject this allotment and wait for the next round?
The result does not specify the rules for rejecting an allotment. Typically, if you accept an allotment and complete admission, you cannot participate in further rounds. If you wish to reject this allotment and wait for the next round, contact WBMCC immediately to ask about the procedure and deadlines. Do not delay — counselling rounds move quickly.
What documents do I need to bring for document verification?
You will typically need: NEET admit card and score card, 10th and 12th mark sheets and certificates, caste/category certificate (if applicable), Aadhaar card or government ID, passport-size photographs, and a medical fitness certificate from a registered doctor. Your college will provide a specific list — contact them immediately to confirm.
Is this result final, or can it change?
This is a provisional result. It can change if there are errors, if candidates reject their allotments, or if the counselling authority issues corrections. However, once you complete document verification and admission at your college, your seat is confirmed. Always check the official WBMCC website for any updates or corrections to the result.
How do I contact the West Bengal Medical Counselling Committee if I have questions?
Check the official WBMCC website (under the Department of Health & Family Welfare, Government of West Bengal) for contact details, email, phone number, and the counselling helpline. Contact them immediately if you have any doubts about your allotment, if your rank is missing, or if there is a mismatch in your category.
If your All India Rank appears in this result, you have been provisionally allotted a seat — congratulations. Contact your allotted college immediately to confirm the reporting date and document requirements, then prepare all necessary documents and report to the college by the deadline. If your rank is not in the result or if there is any mismatch in your allotted category, contact the West Bengal Medical Counselling Committee (WBMCC) without delay. Do not miss the college's reporting deadline, as your seat will be cancelled if you do not complete admission formalities on time.
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