Rajasthan NEET UG Medical and Dental Admission/Counselling Board has released the Indicative Stray Vacancy Round Seat Allotment Result for MBBS and BDS admissions. The notice was issued by the Board at SMS Medical College, Jaipur, on October 22, 2026.
Candidates can check their provisional allotment status by logging in to the official Rajasthan UG counselling portal at https://ug.neetrajasthan.com using their registered credentials.
The published result includes candidate-wise allotment details, such as NEET score, State Merit Rank, NEET All India Rank, category considered, category allotted, course and allotted college. The result is explicitly described as indicative and provisional, and remains subject to verification and possible correction.
Rajasthan NEET UG 2026 Stray Vacancy Result: Key Highlights
| Particular | Details |
|---|---|
| Counselling authority | Rajasthan NEET UG Counselling/Admissions Board 2026 |
| Notice date | October 22, 2026 |
| Counselling round | Stray Vacancy Round |
| Courses covered | MBBS and BDS |
| Result status | Indicative and provisional |
| Result portal | https://ug.neetrajasthan.com |
| Grievance deadline mentioned in notice | October 22, 2026, at 2:00 PM |
| Issuing office | SMS Medical College, Jaipur |
What Details Are Available in the Allotment Result?
The allotment list contains candidate-specific information to help candidates review their tentative seat allocation. The fields include:
- Registration ID and NEET roll number
- Candidate name and gender
- Category considered and category allotted
- NEET score
- Rajasthan State Merit Rank
- NEET All India Rank
- Allotted course – MBBS or BDS
- Allotted college and seat type
Candidates should check their own details carefully and confirm that the course, college, category and merit information displayed in the result matches their records.
Candidates Given a Short Window to Raise Grievances
According to the official notice, the indicative result published on October 22 is intended to allow candidates to review their tentative allotment and raise grievances, if any, within the notified one-hour-and-30-minute window ending at 2:00 PM on October 22, 2026.
Candidates who notice a discrepancy should use the designated grievance or query mechanism, wherever provided, and follow the prescribed procedure. They should clearly identify the issue and provide relevant supporting details or documents.
Submitting a grievance does not automatically suspend any deadline or guarantee that the allotment will be revised. Candidates should continue to follow official counselling instructions.
Why Is the Result Provisional?
The Board has clearly stated that the stray vacancy result is indicative and provisional. It may be subject to verification, scrutiny, reconciliation, correction or revision under the applicable counselling rules and directions. The allotment has been processed using factors including:
- NEET UG merit and rank
- Eligibility conditions
- Category and reservation provisions
- Verified candidature and documents, wherever applicable
- Choices and preferences submitted by candidates
- Seat availability and the applicable seat matrix
- Records and data available to the Board during processing
Publication of the result does not amount to final confirmation of a candidate’s eligibility or admission. If an allotment is found to rely on incorrect, incomplete, inconsistent, invalid or unverified information, the Board may take appropriate action in accordance with the applicable rules.
Important Note About a BDS Seat
The allotment list carries a specific note stating that one General-category seat at Maharaja Ganga Singh Dental College and Research Centre has been kept vacant in compliance with an order of the Rajasthan High Court, Jaipur, dated October 16, 2026.
This is a specific court-related instruction recorded in the published list. Candidates should refer to the official notice and applicable court directions for any further details.
What Should Candidates Do After Checking the Result?
Candidates should follow these steps:
- Visit the official Rajasthan UG counselling portal.
- Log in using their registered credentials.
- Check their individual indicative allotment status.
- Verify the allotted course, college, category and merit particulars.
- Raise any discrepancy through the designated grievance process within the notified deadline.
- Monitor the official portal for the subsequent result, allotment letter and further admission instructions.
Candidates who have been allotted a seat should download the official allotment letter when it becomes available and follow the instructions issued with it. They must complete the prescribed fee payment, original-document verification, reporting and joining formalities within the applicable deadlines.
The Board has clarified that merely appearing in the result, downloading an allotment letter or reporting at a college does not remove any underlying eligibility requirement.
Admission and Reporting Will Follow Further Instructions
The publication of the indicative result is one stage of the counselling process, not the completion of admission. The final admission remains subject to eligibility verification, document scrutiny, prescribed fee payment and completion of the required reporting and joining formalities.
Candidates should not assume that a seat is irrevocably confirmed solely because it appears in the indicative list. The Board may revise or correct allotments where warranted under the applicable rules and directions.
The notice also advises candidates to retain copies of their allotment letter, fee receipts, submitted documents and relevant acknowledgements for their records. Candidates are responsible for checking official updates and meeting the notified deadlines, even if they do not receive an individual SMS, email or telephone call.
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