Assam NEET PG Round-3 Allotment Results Expected This Week — Allotted Candidates to Report

The Directorate of Medical Education (DME) Assam is set to release the Round-3 allotmentresults for NEET PG 2025 state quota seats following the recent registration window.Aspiring medical specialists in the state are awaiting the final merit-based distributionof postgraduate seats across government colleges. Candidates must prepare for immediatereporting and document verification once the official list is published this week.

The Directorate of Medical Education (DME) Assam is currently processing the final data for the Round-3 allotment of state quota PG medical seats. As of 30 January 2026, the technical team is finalizing the merit list following the closure of the fresh registration window earlier this week. This round is specifically critical as it incorporates candidates who became newly eligible after the recent reduction in the qualifying percentile by the National Medical Commission. For many, this is the final opportunity to secure a clinical seat in prominent institutions such as Gauhati Medical College or Assam Medical College, Dibrugarh.

Final Allotment and Merit Processing

The DME has adopted a fast-track approach to synchronize the state counselling with the All India Quota schedule managed by the MCC. The processing involves a complex verification of state-specific reservation categories and rural service weightage.

• Result Publication: Expected within the next 48 to 72 hours.
• Merit Basis: NEET PG 2025 scores combined with Assam state rank.
• Seat Matrix: Includes remaining clinical, non-clinical, and diploma seats.
• Official Link: Results will be hosted on the DME Assam official portal.

Reporting Protocol and Institutional Requirements

Once the allotment list is made public, candidates will be granted a short window to report to their respective colleges. The DME has issued a strict advisory regarding the physical presence of the candidate at the institute for document authentication.

• Mandatory Documents: Rank card, allotment letter, and MBBS passing certificate.
• Internship Proof: Candidates must show completion of the mandatory rotatory internship.
• Financial Formalities: Admission fees must be paid via the specified bank challan or online mode.
• Reference: Further procedural details are available on the NMC website.

Strategic Seat Filling in Government Colleges

The Round-3 allotment is expected to fill the majority of the remaining vacancies in government medical colleges across Assam. This year has seen a higher demand for specialized surgical branches, leading to intense competition even in the third round.

• Category Shifts: Any unfilled reserved seats may be converted as per state policy.
• Waitlist Management: Candidates not allotted in this round will have to wait for the Stray Vacancy notification.
• Upgradation: No further seat upgradation is permitted after the Round-3 acceptance.
• Legal Oversight: The process is monitored to ensure compliance with the Medical Counselling Committee guidelines.

Conclusion

As the state awaits the official Round-3 allotment results, candidates are advised to keep their original credentials ready for a swift transition to residency. The DME Assam aims to conclude this phase efficiently to ensure the 2025-26 academic session begins on schedule. With the registration phase behind them, students must stay vigilant for the final merit list publication on the official website, as the reporting timeline will be non-negotiable for securing their future in Assam’s medical colleges.

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