The final allotment result was published on October 24, 2026, following the provisional allotment result issued on October 23. Candidates who have been allotted seats must now complete the prescribed admission formalities, submit their willingness regarding the allotted seat and follow the applicable reporting or online document-verification process.

The Round 1 reporting and joining window begins on October 26 and closes on November 2, 2026. Candidates should download their individual allotment letters, check the instructions applicable to their seat and prepare the required documents without delay.

The counselling process is being conducted for postgraduate medical seats covered by the central counselling system, including 50% All India Quota (AIQ) seats and seats in participating central universities, deemed universities and other institutions covered under the applicable MCC counselling scheme. State-quota counselling is conducted separately by the respective state authorities.

NEET PG Counselling 2026: Key Highlights

NEET PG Round 1 Final Allotment Result 2026: What Has Changed?

The provisional allotment result published on October 23 was subject to review and possible changes following the submission of discrepancies. Candidates were advised to check the provisional result carefully and report any issue through the prescribed grievance mechanism.

The final allotment result, dated October 24, is now available through the official counselling portal. Candidates should refer to this final result rather than relying on the earlier provisional list.

The published allotment information helps candidates identify the postgraduate course and institution assigned to them. However, the result PDF and the individual allotment letter serve different purposes. Candidates should download their own allotment letter through the candidate login and follow the admission instructions issued by MCC and the allotted institute.

Candidates must also ensure that they meet the relevant eligibility conditions and complete document verification and admission formalities within the stipulated period.

How Many Candidates Received Seats in Round 1?

Published counselling updates have reported that approximately 28,723 candidates were allotted seats in Round 1. Candidates should consult the official final allotment list for the authoritative details of individual allocations.

The number of seats allotted does not mean that every candidate has completed admission. Candidates must still fulfil the reporting, willingness, document-verification and eligibility requirements applicable to their allotment.

How to Check the NEET PG Round 1 Seat Allotment Result 2026

Candidates can check the final allotment result online by following these steps:

1.    Visit the official MCC PG Medical Counselling website: https://mcc.nic.in/pg-medical-counselling/.

2.    Open the section containing the latest counselling notices and current events.

3.    Locate the notification titled “Final Allotment Result for PG Counselling Round 1 dated 24.10.2026.”

4.    Click the result link to open the allotment PDF.

5.    Use the search function in the PDF viewer to locate your NEET PG roll number or other relevant details.

6.    Check the allotted course and college carefully.

7.    Download and save the result PDF for future reference.

8.    Log in to the candidate portal to download your individual allotment letter and complete the required next steps.

Candidates should make sure they are viewing the final result and not an earlier provisional allotment list.

NEET PG Round 1 Reporting Dates and Important Schedule

The following dates are important for candidates who received a seat in the first round.

Candidates should not wait until the final day to complete admission formalities. They should check the reporting instructions issued by their allotted college, confirm the required documents and ensure that all prescribed steps are completed within the deadline.

The reporting window and any additional requirements must be followed according to the latest official MCC notices.

Freeze or Float: What Should Candidates Select?

After checking the allotment, candidates should carefully consider the applicable willingness option available through the counselling portal. The choice affects the next steps they must follow.

Freeze Option

Candidates who accept the allotted seat and do not wish to seek an upgrade in a subsequent round should select the Freeze option, where applicable.

Such candidates must report physically to the allotted institution within the prescribed reporting period, carry the required documents and complete the admission process.

Before finalising the decision, candidates should review the counselling rules and understand the implications of accepting the seat.

Float Option

Candidates who wish to retain consideration for a better or upgraded seat in a subsequent round may select the Float option, subject to the applicable MCC rules.

Candidates choosing Float must complete the prescribed online document-verification process. According to the current Round 1 instructions, physical reporting is not required at this stage for candidates following the Float process.

Candidates must nevertheless follow all portal instructions, upload or submit the required documents in the prescribed manner and check their eligibility to participate in subsequent rounds. They should not assume that choosing Float automatically guarantees an upgraded seat.

Why the Decision Matters

The Freeze or Float decision should be made only after reviewing the allotted institution, course, personal priorities and the applicable counselling rules. Candidates should also read the official instructions on seat retention, subsequent-round participation and the consequences of failing to complete the required process.

Documents Required for NEET PG 2026 Admission

Candidates should prepare the original certificates and other documents specified by their allotted institute. Depending on eligibility, category and the programme concerned, the following documents may be required:

• NEET PG 2026 admit card

• NEET PG 2026 scorecard or result

• MCC Round 1 individual seat allotment letter

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

• MBBS professional examination marksheets

• MBBS degree certificate or provisional degree certificate

• Internship completion certificate or the prescribed proof of completion

• Permanent or provisional medical registration certificate

• Valid photo identity proof, such as an Aadhaar card, passport, voter ID or driving licence, where accepted

• Applicable SC/ST, OBC-NCL or EWS certificate

• PwBD certificate, where applicable

• NRI/OCI-related documents, where applicable

• Any additional certificate required by the allotted institution

This is a general checklist. The exact list may vary according to the candidate's category and the institution's admission requirements. Candidates should verify the latest instructions before submitting documents or reporting for admission.

What Happens During College Reporting?

Candidates who have selected the applicable Freeze option should report to their allotted institution within the prescribed dates. The institute will carry out document verification and other admission formalities in accordance with the applicable rules.

The process may include:

1.    Checking the candidate's allotment letter and identity.

2.    Verifying educational qualifications and internship completion.

3.    Checking medical registration and category certificates, where applicable.

4.    Confirming eligibility for the allotted course and seat.

5.    Completing prescribed fee payment and admission formalities.

6.    Issuing confirmation of admission after the applicable requirements are met.

Candidates should confirm the fee payment method, reporting location, working hours and any additional medical or administrative requirements directly from their allotted institution.

An allotment does not automatically mean that admission is complete. Final admission is subject to document verification, eligibility and compliance with the applicable rules.

What If a Candidate Fails to Report by November 2?

Candidates should treat the reporting deadline as mandatory. Failure to complete the prescribed process within the notified period may lead to the loss or cancellation of the allotted seat and may affect eligibility for subsequent counselling rounds, depending on the applicable rules.

Candidates who face a genuine difficulty should consult the official MCC instructions immediately rather than assume that an extension will be granted. Any relaxation or change in the schedule must be confirmed through an official notice.

Candidates should also retain copies of their allotment letter, submitted documents, payment receipts and relevant confirmation messages.

NEET PG Counselling 2026: Round 2 Schedule

The published counselling updates indicate the following proposed Round 2 timeline:

Candidates should verify these dates against the latest official MCC counselling schedule before making any plans. Round 2 participation, eligibility and seat-retention rules depend on the candidate's status in the previous round and the applicable counselling scheme.

Who Conducts NEET PG Counselling 2026?

The Medical Counselling Committee conducts the centralised counselling process for the postgraduate seats assigned to it under the applicable rules. These include 50% All India Quota seats and specified seats in participating central universities, deemed universities and other covered institutions.

The respective state counselling authorities conduct admission to the remaining state-quota seats according to their own schedules and rules. Candidates seeking admission through both central and state counselling should monitor the relevant portals separately and comply with the instructions applicable to each process.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Is the NEET PG Counselling 2026 Round 1 final allotment result out?

Yes. The final allotment result was published on October 24, 2026, and is available through the official MCC PG Medical Counselling portal.

2. Where can candidates check the final allotment result?

Candidates can visit https://mcc.nic.in/pg-medical-counselling/ and locate the Round 1 final allotment result dated October 24, 2026.

3. When does Round 1 reporting begin?

Reporting and joining are scheduled to begin on October 26, 2026.

4. What is the last date for Round 1 reporting?

The notified reporting deadline is November 2, 2026. Candidates should complete all required formalities within the prescribed period.

5. Is the allotment result PDF the same as the allotment letter?

No. The result PDF lists the allotment information, while the individual allotment letter is a candidate-specific document required for the admission process. Candidates should download the letter through their official login.

6. Do candidates who select Freeze have to visit the college?

Yes. Candidates accepting the seat through the applicable Freeze option must physically report to the allotted institution and complete the required admission formalities within the prescribed period.

7. Do candidates selecting Float need to report physically?

Under the current Round 1 instructions, candidates selecting Float must complete the prescribed online document-verification process; physical reporting is not required at this stage. They should follow the latest instructions displayed on the official portal.

8. Can a candidate get an upgraded seat after Round 1?

Candidates who select the Float option may be considered for an upgrade in a subsequent round, subject to the applicable eligibility conditions, seat availability, merit and counselling rules. An upgrade is not guaranteed.

9. What happens if a candidate misses the reporting deadline?

Missing the deadline may lead to the loss or cancellation of the allotted seat and can affect participation in later rounds. Candidates should consult the official counselling scheme and complete the prescribed process on time.

Conclusion

The release of the NEET PG Counselling 2026 Round 1 final seat allotment result marks a crucial stage in postgraduate medical admissions for the 2026–27 academic year. Candidates can now check their allotted college and course, download their individual allotment letters and begin the next stage of admission.

With reporting and joining scheduled from October 26 to November 2, candidates must act promptly. They should carefully decide whether to select Freeze or Float, prepare the required certificates and follow the instructions applicable to their allotment.

Candidates are strongly advised to monitor the official MCC website for the latest notices, reporting guidelines and subsequent-round schedule. Completing every step within the prescribed timeline is essential to avoid admission-related complications.

Official website: https://mcc.nic.in/pg-medical-counselling/