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NEET UG 2026 Round 2 Allotments Issued as State Reporting Windows Open

Tight, differing deadlines and required security deposits mean many candidates face immediate fees or forfeiture that can bar them from later rounds.

Overview

  • The Medical Counselling Committee released the Round 2 final seat allotment on Monday, Sept 14, and candidates who received seats have begun reporting to allotted institutes to complete joining formalities.
  • Maharashtra’s CET Cell published its Round 2 selection list and opened physical reporting and document verification with a Status Retention Form available to lock a seat and remove a candidate from further state rounds.
  • Uttar Pradesh opened online Round 2 registration on Sept 14 with the portal link activated at 5 pm, mandatory online security deposits set by DGME (₹30,000 government, ₹2,00,000 private medical, ₹1,00,000 private dental) and a scheduled allotment to be issued on Sept 21.
  • Haryana released a provisional Round 2 allotment with provisional fee payment deadlines (Sept 14–16), document verification (Sept 17–19) and a final joining date of Sept 20 for admitted candidates.
  • Across centres, failure to report, pay required fees or join within the stated windows will lead to full forfeiture of security deposits and will block re-entry in later rounds unless deposits are re-paid, creating immediate high-stakes choices for candidates and producing vacancies for subsequent rounds.