The Chhattisgarh NEET UG Mop-Up Round Result 2026 has been released, bringing an important update for candidates seeking admission to MBBS and BDS courses in the state. The Directorate of Medical Education (DME), Chhattisgarh, published the revised provisional seat allotment list for Round 3, also known as the Mop-Up Round, on October 10, 2026.

The allotment list includes 391 candidates, comprising 339 candidates with fresh seat allotments and 52 candidates whose earlier BDS seats were retained under the “Not Upgraded” category. The fresh allotments include 133 MBBS seats and 206 BDS seats.

Candidates who have received an allotment must complete the prescribed document scrutiny and admission formalities within the stipulated period. The scrutiny process began on October 12, 2026, and the deadline for document verification is October 15, 2026, at 4 PM. The last date for completing admission at the allotted institute is October 15, 2026, at 5 PM.

With the reporting deadline approaching, candidates should immediately check their allotment status, identify their designated reporting centre and prepare the required documents.

Chhattisgarh NEET UG Mop-Up Round Result 2026: Key Highlights

Chhattisgarh NEET UG Round 3 Allotment Statistics 2026

The revised provisional allotment list records candidates who received fresh seats as well as those whose earlier allotments remained unchanged.

The reported distribution is as follows:

Of the 391 candidates listed, 339 received fresh allotments, while 52 retained their earlier BDS seats without upgradation.

Candidates should distinguish between a fresh allotment and a retained seat when checking their result. The next steps depend on the status shown against their individual entry and the instructions issued by the counselling authority.

MBBS and BDS Seats Allotted in Chhattisgarh Mop-Up Round 2026

The course-wise distribution of fresh allotments is as follows:

The published breakdown indicates that BDS accounted for more fresh allotments than MBBS in this round.

The allotment process covers seats under different applicable categories and quotas in participating government and private medical and dental colleges. The actual seat available to a candidate depends on merit, eligibility, submitted preferences, seat availability and the applicable counselling rules.

These figures represent the allotments recorded in the revised provisional list and should not be interpreted as the total number of vacant MBBS and BDS seats across the state.

Chhattisgarh NEET UG Mop-Up Round 2026: Quota-Wise Seat Details

Fresh allotments have been reported under government, management, NRI and minority seat categories.

The reported course-wise distribution is as follows:

The table reflects the reported quota-wise breakdown of fresh allotments. Candidates should verify the exact seat category shown in their individual allotment record, particularly where management, NRI or minority eligibility requirements apply.

The fee structure, documentation and admission conditions may differ according to the institution and seat category. Candidates should therefore consult the applicable official instructions before making payments or completing admission formalities.

How to Download Chhattisgarh NEET UG Mop-Up Round Result 2026

Candidates can check their Round 3 allotment status online through the official counselling portal. The following steps can be followed to access the result:

1.    Visit the official counselling portal at https://cgdme.admissions.nic.in/.

2.    Open the section for NEET UG MBBS and BDS counselling 2026.

3.    Locate the link titled “CG State NEET-UG (MBBS & BDS)-2026 Revised Provisional Allotment List Round-3 (Mop-Up Round)”.

4.    Open the allotment list published on October 10, 2026.

5.    Search for your NEET roll number or other identifying details available in the document.

6.    Verify the allotted course, college, quota and allotment status.

7.    Download or save the result for future reference.

8.    Read the accompanying scrutiny and admission notice to confirm where and when you must report.

Candidates can also visit the official department website at https://www.cgdme.in/ to locate counselling notices and admission-related announcements.

Since the result is provisional and revised, candidates should make sure they are checking the latest version rather than an earlier allotment list.

What Should Candidates Do After the Allotment Result?

Candidates who have received a seat must complete the required admission process within the prescribed period. The exact procedure depends on the allotted college and the status recorded in the result.

1. Candidates with fresh MBBS allotments

Candidates who have received a fresh MBBS seat should check the allotted college and seat category immediately. They must arrange the prescribed documents, report to the designated scrutiny centre and complete the admission process by the deadline.

Candidates should also confirm the applicable tuition fee and any other required payment directly through the official instructions.

2. Candidates with fresh BDS allotments

Candidates allotted a BDS seat must verify the allotted dental college and reporting location. Some candidates allotted seats in private dental colleges may have to complete scrutiny at a designated government dental institution rather than at the allotted private college.

Candidates should carefully follow the reporting instructions and avoid travelling to a centre based only on assumptions or information from unofficial sources.

3. Candidates whose seats have not been upgraded

The list includes 52 candidates whose earlier BDS seats were retained under the “Not Upgraded” category.

These candidates should check their individual status and follow the instructions applicable to their existing admission. They should not assume that the procedure for fresh allotment candidates applies identically to them.

4. Candidates who are unsure about their admission status

Candidates who cannot locate their roll number, notice an inconsistency or are uncertain about their reporting requirements should consult the official counselling portal and contact the relevant authority or institution for clarification.

The allotment PDF should be checked alongside the candidate's application details and any earlier allotment letter.

Chhattisgarh NEET UG Mop-Up Round 2026: Document Verification and Admission Schedule

The admission schedule published for the revised Round 3 allotment provides a limited window for candidates to complete scrutiny and joining formalities.

Candidates should plan to report sufficiently early to allow time for document verification, fee payment and completion of institutional formalities.

The published notice states that holidays falling within the scheduled period will be treated as working days for this process. Candidates should nevertheless verify the applicable reporting arrangements before travelling.

Important: The document scrutiny deadline and the final admission deadline are different. Completing scrutiny by 4 PM does not remove the requirement to complete admission formalities by 5 PM on October 15.

Where Should Candidates Report for Chhattisgarh NEET UG Mop-Up Round Admission?

The reporting location depends on the type of institution allotted. Candidates should read the official scrutiny and admission notice carefully before visiting a centre.

Government medical and dental colleges

Candidates allotted seats in government medical and dental colleges are generally required to complete scrutiny and admission at their respective allotted institutions, in accordance with the official instructions.

They should confirm the precise reporting location and timing with their allotted college.

Private medical colleges

Candidates allotted seats in the covered private medical colleges are required to complete scrutiny at the Teacher Training Institute building at Pt. Deendayal Upadhyay Memorial Health Sciences and Ayush University of Chhattisgarh, Uparwara, Nava Raipur, as specified in the admission notice.

This arrangement applies to the private medical institutions identified in the official instructions. Candidates should check whether their allotted college is included before reporting.

Private dental colleges

Candidates allotted seats in the covered private dental colleges are required to complete scrutiny at Government Dental College, Raipur, according to the published instructions.

Candidates should verify the applicable list of colleges and reporting requirements in the official notice. They should not assume that every private dental college follows the same reporting arrangement without checking the current instructions.

Documents Required for Chhattisgarh NEET UG Admission 2026

Candidates should prepare the documents specified in the official admission notice. Depending on their eligibility and category, the required documents may include:

• NEET UG 2026 admit card.

• NEET UG 2026 scorecard or rank details.

• Counselling registration and application details.

• Provisional seat allotment letter.

• Class 10 certificate or accepted proof of date of birth.

• Class 12 marksheet and passing certificate.

• Valid photo identity proof.

• Recent passport-size photographs.

• Domicile or state eligibility documents, where applicable.

• Category or reservation certificate, where applicable.

• NRI-related documents, where applicable.

• Minority eligibility documents, where applicable.

• Other certificates or undertakings specified by the authority.

• Prescribed admission fee payment details, where required.

This is a general preparation checklist, not a substitute for the official document list. Candidates should check the latest notice and bring original documents along with the required photocopies or other specified formats.

Important Admission Rules for Chhattisgarh NEET UG Mop-Up Round

Candidates should take the admission deadlines seriously because missing the prescribed steps can affect their seat.

Failure to complete scrutiny: Candidates who do not report for the required document scrutiny within the prescribed period risk losing the allotted seat under the applicable rules.

Failure to join after allotment: Candidates must complete the required admission formalities within the deadline. An allotment alone does not necessarily mean that admission has been completed.

Withdrawal or leaving after admission: The counselling authority has specified consequences for candidates who fail to join or leave after admission, including possible forfeiture of the registration amount and exclusion from the remaining counselling process, as applicable under the published rules.

Revised provisional result: Candidates should refer to the latest revised allotment list and any associated notices when checking their status.

Seat-category conditions: Candidates must meet the eligibility and documentation requirements for the specific quota or category allotted to them.

Before deciding not to join, withdrawing or taking any other action that could affect their seat, candidates should read the relevant official rules carefully.

Why Is the Mop-Up Round Important?

The Mop-Up Round helps address seats that remain available after earlier counselling rounds and changes in candidates' admission choices or status. It provides another opportunity for eligible candidates to be considered for available MBBS and BDS seats under the applicable rules.

However, participation in the round does not guarantee admission. Allotment depends on eligibility, merit position, submitted choices, seat availability and the counselling authority's allocation rules.

The publication of a revised result is also significant because candidates must rely on the latest official allotment details when planning reporting and admission. An earlier result or indicative list may not reflect the final provisional status recorded in the revised document.

Conclusion

The Chhattisgarh NEET UG Mop-Up Round Result 2026 has been released, with 391 candidates included in the revised provisional allotment list. The report records 339 fresh allotments, comprising 133 MBBS seats and 206 BDS seats, while 52 candidates retained their earlier BDS seats without upgradation.

Candidates who have received fresh allotments should immediately check their college, course and seat category, prepare their original documents and confirm the correct scrutiny centre. The deadline for document scrutiny is October 15, 2026, at 4 PM, while admission must be completed by 5 PM on the same day.

Candidates should use the official counselling portal for the latest allotment list and admission instructions. Timely reporting and compliance with the prescribed requirements are essential to avoid losing an allotted seat.