Candidates can check their provisional allotment status through the official counselling portal, ug.neetrajasthan.com, by logging in with their registered credentials. The result provides information about fresh seat allotments, upgraded candidates, retained seats and candidates who did not opt for upgradation.

According to the published provisional result, 8,019 candidates are covered in the Round 3 allotment list, including 2,529 fresh allotments. Of the fresh allotments, 2,057 are for MBBS and 472 are for BDS courses.

The result is particularly important for candidates who participated in the third round of Rajasthan NEET UG counselling and are waiting to confirm their allotted college, course and admission status.

Rajasthan NEET UG Round 3 Result 2026: Key Highlights

Rajasthan NEET UG Round 3 Allotment Statistics 2026

The provisional allotment list records different admission outcomes depending on the choices submitted by candidates, their eligibility, merit position, available seats and applicable counselling rules.

The reported distribution is as follows:

The figures show that 2,529 candidates received fresh allotments during Round 3, while 1,444 candidates were upgraded to different seats. Another 1,377 candidates retained their Round 2 seats, and 2,669 candidates did not opt for upgradation.

Candidates should carefully check the status mentioned against their registration details because the subsequent admission requirements may differ according to the type of allotment received.

MBBS and BDS Seats Allotted in Rajasthan NEET UG Round 3

The provisional result covers admissions to both medical and dental courses across participating government and private institutions in Rajasthan.

Course-wise fresh allotments

MBBS accounts for the larger share of fresh allotments in this round, while 472 candidates received fresh BDS allotments.

The list includes seats across applicable government and private college categories, including Management and NRI seat types. Actual admission depends on the candidate's eligibility, allotment category, fee requirements and compliance with the prescribed reporting process.

Rajasthan NEET UG Round 3 Result 2026: Court Order Details

The provisional allotment process is linked to an order issued by the Rajasthan High Court at Jodhpur on October 7, 2026, in S.B. Civil Writ Petition No. 24139/2026.

The published allotment is subject to the final outcome of the relevant court proceedings. Candidates should therefore read the conditions attached to the result and any subsequent official notices carefully.

The provisional result follows an indicative allotment update issued earlier on October 9, 2026, which allowed candidates to review their tentative status and raise grievances within the stipulated period.

Candidates should not treat the publication of the provisional result as a waiver of any eligibility, fee payment, document verification or joining requirement.

How to Check Rajasthan NEET UG Round 3 Provisional Result 2026

Candidates can check their allotment status online by following the steps below.

1.    Visit the official Rajasthan NEET UG counselling website: https://ug.neetrajasthan.com/.

2.    Open the candidate login section on the homepage.

3.    Enter the registered login credentials requested by the portal.

4.    Access the Round 3 provisional MBBS/BDS allotment result.

5.    Check the allotted college, course, seat type and admission status.

6.    Review any instructions displayed for fee payment, reporting and document verification.

7.    Download or save the relevant allotment details for future reference.

Candidates should use the official portal for verifying their personal allotment. If the website is slow or a page does not load correctly, they can try again after some time or open the portal in a private or incognito browser window.

What Should Candidates Do After the Round 3 Allotment Result?

The next step depends on whether a candidate has received a fresh seat, an upgraded seat or retained an earlier allotment.

1. Candidates with fresh allotments

Candidates who have received a new MBBS or BDS seat should carefully check their allotted college and course. They must follow the applicable instructions for downloading the allotment letter, depositing the prescribed tuition fee, submitting documents and completing admission formalities within the specified period.

Candidates should confirm the applicable fee amount from the official counselling portal and the relevant college information rather than relying on unofficial estimates.

2. Upgraded candidates

Candidates whose seats have been upgraded should check whether the college or seat type has changed.

According to the current portal instructions, upgraded candidates whose college or seat type has changed must report again at the Academic Block of SMS Medical College, Jaipur, as directed by the counselling authority. Such candidates should carefully read their allotment details and follow the applicable reporting instructions.

Candidates should not assume that reporting requirements are identical for every upgraded candidate.

3. Candidates who retained their Round 2 seats

Candidates who retained and had already joined their Round 2 seats are not required to report again merely because the Round 3 result has been published, according to the current portal notice.

However, they should check the official instructions and their individual status before taking any action.

4. Candidates who did not opt for upgradation

Candidates who chose not to upgrade should verify that their existing seat status has been recorded correctly. They should retain their admission documents and follow any remaining instructions applicable to their existing allotment.

5. Candidates who have not received a fresh allotment

Candidates without a fresh seat should review their current counselling status and monitor official notices for any further rounds or applicable vacancy-related updates. Participation in subsequent counselling stages will depend on the schedule, eligibility criteria and rules announced by the authority.

Documents to Keep Ready for Rajasthan NEET UG Admission

Candidates should prepare the documents required for reporting and admission according to the official instructions. Depending on the candidate's circumstances and category, these may include:

• NEET UG 2026 admit card.

• NEET UG 2026 scorecard or rank details.

• Rajasthan NEET UG counselling registration and application details.

• Provisional seat allotment letter.

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

• Class 12 marksheet and passing certificate.

• Valid identity proof.

• Recent passport-size photographs.

• Category certificate, where applicable.

• Rajasthan domicile or eligibility documents, where required.

• NRI-related documents, where applicable.

• PwD/PwBD, defence personnel or other special-category documents, where applicable.

• Prescribed tuition fee payment receipt.

• Any additional undertaking or document specified by the counselling authority.

The list above is a general preparation guide. Candidates must follow the latest official document checklist because the requirements may differ according to the category, college and type of seat.

How Is the Rajasthan NEET UG Round 3 Seat Allotment Prepared?

The seat allotment process considers several factors under the applicable counselling rules.

NEET merit and rank: A candidate's merit position plays an important role in determining the available options.

Choices submitted: The preferences entered during the choice-filling process determine which colleges and courses can be considered for allotment.

Seat availability: Vacancies, seats released through earlier rounds and applicable seat conversions can affect the final outcome.

Reservation and eligibility rules: The candidate's category, domicile status and eligibility for the relevant seat type are considered as prescribed.

Existing allotment and upgradation preferences: Candidates' previous-round status and upgradation choices can influence whether they receive a fresh seat, an upgraded seat or retain an earlier allotment.

Candidates should remember that the availability of a college or course in an earlier round does not guarantee an allotment in Round 3. The final outcome depends on the applicable rules and the candidate's position in the merit and choice-allocation process.

Important Instructions for Rajasthan NEET UG Round 3 Candidates

Candidates should keep the following points in mind while completing the admission process:

• Check the result using the official counselling portal.

• Verify the allotted college, course, category and seat type.

• Download and preserve the allotment letter and fee receipt.

• Follow the reporting instructions applicable to the specific allotment status.

• Upgraded candidates should pay particular attention to instructions concerning fresh reporting.

• Candidates who have already joined and retained their seats should follow the portal's guidance on whether further reporting is necessary.

• Read all notices concerning the court order and the provisional nature of the result.

• Complete the prescribed admission formalities within the applicable deadline.

• Do not rely solely on unofficial social media posts or forwarded messages for counselling dates and rules.

Conclusion

The release of the Rajasthan NEET UG Round 3 Provisional Result 2026 is an important development for candidates seeking MBBS and BDS admissions across the state. The published list covers 8,019 candidates and records 2,529 fresh allotments, including 2,057 MBBS seats and 472 BDS seats.

Candidates should immediately check their individual allotment status, review the applicable instructions and complete any outstanding admission formalities. Those who have been upgraded must verify whether fresh reporting is required, while candidates who retained and joined their earlier seats should follow the specific guidance issued by the counselling authority.

Since the allotment is provisional and subject to the stated court proceedings, candidates should continue monitoring the official portal for further notices, corrections and admission-related instructions.