West Bengal Medical Counselling Committee (WBMCC) has released the provisional seat allotment result for the Special Stray Round for MBBS and Round 5 for BDS under the 2026 NEET UG counselling process. This list contains candidates who have been allotted seats in private medical and dental colleges across West Bengal. The allotment is based on candidates' All India Rank (AIR), their choice of college, available quotas, and category-wise reservations. All allotted candidates are marked as "Fresh Allotment" and must now verify their details and proceed with admission formalities. This is a provisional result — candidates must check the official portal for any updates or corrections.
If your All India Rank appears in this list, you have been allotted a seat; verify your college, course, quota and category immediately, then follow the admission process as per WBMCC instructions.
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This is the provisional seat allotment list for two concurrent rounds: the Special Stray Round for MBBS and Round 5 for BDS. A "stray round" or "special stray round" is held after regular counselling rounds to fill any remaining vacant seats. It is typically the final opportunity for candidates to secure a seat in the current admission cycle.
The allotment is based on merit (your All India Rank from NEET UG 2026), your choice of college and course, and the availability of seats in each quota category. All candidates listed here have been offered a seat in either an MBBS or BDS programme at a private medical or dental college in West Bengal.
How to find your name in the list
The allotment list is organized by round (Special Stray Vacancy for MBBS, or Round 5 for BDS) and then by All India Rank in ascending order. To locate yourself, search for your All India Rank (AIR) in the "ALL INDIA RANK" column.
Once you find your rank, check the columns to the right: your allotted institute (college name), course (MBBS or BDS), the quota under which you were allotted (State Quota or Private Management Quota), the allotted category (UR, SC, ST, OBC, EWS), your candidate category, and the status (all are marked "Fresh Allotment").
- Search by your All India Rank (AIR), not by name
- Verify the college name, course, and quota carefully
- Check that your candidate category matches your application
- Confirm the status shows "Fresh Allotment"
Understanding the quota and category columns
The "Allotted Quota" column shows whether your seat is under State Quota (filled by West Bengal's own counselling) or Private Management Quota (seats reserved by private colleges for their own selection). Most seats in this list are under Private Management Quota because these are private medical and dental colleges.
The "Allotted Category" column shows the category under which the seat is reserved — UR (Unreserved), SC (Scheduled Caste), ST (Scheduled Tribe), OBC (Other Backward Classes, Non-Creamy Layer), or EWS (Economically Weaker Section). This is the category of the seat, not necessarily your personal category. The "Candidate Category" column shows your own category as per your NEET application. These two must match for your allotment to be valid.
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- State Quota: seats filled by West Bengal counselling from state-run colleges
- Private Management Quota: seats filled by private colleges from their own allocation
- Allotted Category: the category of the seat offered
- Candidate Category: your personal category as declared in NEET application
- Both categories must match for the allotment to be valid
Colleges and courses in this allotment
This allotment includes seats from the following private medical colleges offering MBBS: 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.
For BDS (dental), seats are allotted from: Burdwan Dental College and Hospital, North Bengal Dental College, and Sanaka Institute of Dental Sciences. All BDS seats in this list are under State Quota, while MBBS seats are predominantly under Private Management Quota.
- MBBS colleges: SKS, KPC, Krishnanagar Institute, Jakir Hosain, Raniganj Institute, JIS School, Santiniketan
- BDS colleges: Burdwan Dental, North Bengal Dental, Sanaka Institute of Dental Sciences
- Most MBBS seats are Private Management Quota
- All BDS seats are State Quota
What "Fresh Allotment" means
All candidates in this list are marked as "Fresh Allotment" in the Status column. This means you are being allotted a seat for the first time in this round — you did not hold a seat in any previous round, or you have now been upgraded to a better choice. Fresh Allotment is the standard status for candidates receiving a seat in a counselling round.
- Fresh Allotment = you are offered a seat for the first time in this round
- You must now accept the seat and complete admission formalities
- Failure to report or accept may result in forfeiture of the seat
Important: verify your details immediately
This is a provisional allotment. You must verify that all details are correct: your All India Rank, the college name, the course (MBBS or BDS), the quota, and both the allotted category and your candidate category. Any mismatch or error must be reported to WBMCC immediately.
Pay special attention to the Candidate Category column. If your personal category (as declared in your NEET application) does not match the Allotted Category of the seat, the allotment may be invalid. For example, if you are SC but the seat is allotted under UR (Unreserved), there is a mismatch. Contact WBMCC to clarify before proceeding.
- ⚠️ Check All India Rank matches your NEET score
- ⚠️ Verify college name and location
- ⚠️ Confirm course: MBBS or BDS
- ⚠️ Check Allotted Category matches Candidate Category
- ⚠️ Report any discrepancy to WBMCC immediately
- ✅ Keep a screenshot or printout of your allotment for records
What to do after allotment
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Once you have verified your allotment details, you must follow the admission process as notified by WBMCC. This typically includes: (1) reporting to your allotted college on the specified date with original documents, (2) paying the admission fee, (3) completing the registration process, and (4) submitting required certificates and documents.
Do not delay. Failure to report within the deadline or failure to complete admission formalities will result in forfeiture of your seat, and it will be offered to the next candidate in the merit list. Check the WBMCC website or your allotment letter for the exact reporting date and procedure.
- Report to your allotted college on the specified date
- Bring all original documents (admit card, ID, certificates, etc.)
- Pay the admission fee as per college norms
- Complete registration and document verification
- Do not miss the reporting deadline
Category abbreviations explained
The allotment list uses several category abbreviations. Understanding these is essential to verify your allotment. UR stands for Unreserved (open to all candidates). SC is Scheduled Caste, ST is Scheduled Tribe, and OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) is for Other Backward Classes who do not fall in the creamy layer as per government criteria. EWS is Economically Weaker Section, a category introduced for candidates from economically disadvantaged backgrounds regardless of caste.
- UR = Unreserved (open to all)
- SC = Scheduled Caste
- ST = Scheduled Tribe
- OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) = Other Backward Classes, not in creamy layer
- EWS = Economically Weaker Section
- PwD = Persons with Disabilities (if applicable)
If your name is not in the list
If your All India Rank does not appear in this allotment list, it means you have not been allotted a seat in the Special Stray Round for MBBS or Round 5 for BDS. This could be because: (1) your rank was not high enough to secure a seat in any available college or quota, (2) you did not fill in your choices correctly, or (3) you were already allotted a seat in a previous round and chose not to participate in this round.
Check the WBMCC website for any further rounds or counselling opportunities. If you believe there is an error, contact WBMCC immediately with your NEET admit card and application details.
- Your rank may not have been high enough for available seats
- You may have been allotted in a previous round
- Check for any further counselling rounds
- Contact WBMCC if you believe there is an error
Key dates and next steps
This allotment was released on 12 November 2026. The exact reporting date and admission deadline will be communicated by WBMCC separately, either through the official portal, email, or SMS. Do not assume a date — always check the official WBMCC website or your allotment letter for the precise deadline.
Mark the reporting date on your calendar and ensure you have all required documents ready. Delays in reporting or incomplete documentation can lead to cancellation of your allotment.
- Allotment released: 12 November 2026
- Reporting date: Check WBMCC website or allotment letter
- Admission deadline: As per WBMCC notification
- Prepare all documents in advance
- Do not miss the deadline
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How do I know if I have been allotted a seat?
Search for your All India Rank (AIR) in the allotment list. If your rank appears in the "ALL INDIA RANK" column, you have been allotted a seat. Check the corresponding row to see which college, course, and quota you have been allotted.
What is the difference between State Quota and Private Management Quota?
State Quota seats are filled by West Bengal's counselling process from state-run or government-aided colleges. Private Management Quota seats are reserved by private colleges for their own selection. In this allotment, most MBBS seats are Private Management Quota, while all BDS seats are State Quota.
My Allotted Category and Candidate Category are different. Is my allotment valid?
No, if these two categories do not match, there may be an issue with your allotment. For example, if you are SC but the seat is allotted under UR, this is a mismatch. Contact WBMCC immediately to clarify. Do not proceed with admission until this is resolved.
What does "Fresh Allotment" mean?
Fresh Allotment means you are being offered a seat for the first time in this round. You did not hold a seat in any previous round, or you have been upgraded to a better choice. You must now accept the seat and complete admission formalities within the deadline.
What should I do after I find my name in the allotment list?
First, verify all details: college name, course, quota, and categories. Then, check the WBMCC website or your allotment letter for the reporting date and admission procedure. Report to your allotted college on the specified date with all original documents and complete the admission process.
What happens if I do not report to the college by the deadline?
If you do not report or complete admission formalities by the deadline, your seat will be forfeited and offered to the next candidate in the merit list. You will lose your allotment and may not get another opportunity in this counselling cycle.
Can I change my allotted college or course?
No, this is a provisional allotment based on your merit rank and choices. You cannot change the college or course after allotment. If you wish to decline the seat, you must inform WBMCC in writing, but you will then lose your chance in this round.
Is this allotment final, or can it change?
This is a provisional allotment. WBMCC may make corrections or updates if errors are found. Always check the official website for any revised or final allotment list before reporting to the college.
What documents do I need to bring when I report to the college?
Typically, you will need your NEET admit card, original certificates (10th, 12th, category certificate if applicable), ID proof, and any other documents specified by WBMCC or the college. Check the allotment letter or WBMCC website for the complete list.
My All India Rank is not in the list. What should I do?
If your rank does not appear, you have not been allotted a seat in this round. Check the WBMCC website for any further counselling rounds. If you believe there is an error, contact WBMCC with your NEET admit card and application details.
Are there any more counselling rounds after this Special Stray Round?
This document does not specify whether further rounds will be held. Check the WBMCC website regularly for announcements about additional counselling rounds or opportunities.
How do I contact WBMCC if I have questions about my allotment?
Contact details for WBMCC should be available on the official West Bengal medical counselling website. You can also check your allotment letter for contact information. Reach out as soon as possible if you have any doubts or discrepancies.
If your All India Rank appears in this provisional allotment list, congratulations — you have secured a seat in an MBBS or BDS programme in West Bengal. Verify all details immediately, especially that your Candidate Category matches the Allotted Category. Check the WBMCC website for the exact reporting date and admission procedure, then report to your allotted college with all required documents before the deadline. Do not delay — missing the deadline will result in forfeiture of your seat.
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