Chhattisgarh NEET UG 2026 Round 3 Result Out; Admission by October 15
Published 11 Oct 20263 min read19 Views
The Directorate of Medical Education, Chhattisgarh, has published the revised provisional allotment list for NEET UG 2026 Round 3, also described as the Mop-Up Round, for MBBS and BDS admissions. Candidates allotted a seat must complete scrutiny and admission within the schedule issued by the authority.
The official notice gives two separate cut-offs on October 15, 2026: scrutiny closes at 5:00 PM, while admission closes at 5:30 PM. Candidates should not wait until the final hours because scrutiny must be completed before admission.
Chhattisgarh NEET UG Round 3: Important Dates
| Event | Official date and time |
|---|---|
| Revised provisional Round 3 allotment list | October 10, 2026 |
| Scrutiny window | After result publication on October 10 to 5:00 PM on October 15, 2026 |
| Admission window | After result publication on October 10 to 5:30 PM on October 15, 2026 |
How to Check the Chhattisgarh NEET UG Round 3 Result
Open the official Chhattisgarh medical counselling Allotment Result page.
Select CG State NEET-UG (MBBS & BDS)-2026 Revised Provisional Allotment List Round-3 (Mop-Up Round).
Open the official PDF and search for your application or NEET details on your device.
Check the allotted college, course, quota, and category carefully.
Save the result and allotment letter, and read the scrutiny and admission notice before travelling.
ONLY EDUCATION does not reproduce candidate names, roll numbers, ranks or allotment rows from the official list. Candidates should confirm their status through the authority’s PDF and candidate login.
Where Allotted Candidates Must Report
Candidates allotted seats in government medical or dental colleges should complete scrutiny and admission at the allotted institution.
Candidates allotted seats in private medical or dental colleges must first complete document scrutiny at a designated State Scrutiny Centre listed in the official notice. After successful scrutiny, they must report to the allotted private institution to complete admission.
The notice does not provide separate individual appointment times. Candidates should report within the official window and allow enough time for document checking, fee formalities, and travel between the scrutiny centre and the allotted institution, where applicable.
Documents Required for Scrutiny and Admission
The official notice asks candidates to bring the following core items:
- Chhattisgarh NEET UG 2026 registration slip generated from the state portal;
- Round 3 allotment letter;
- all applicable original certificates and documents;
- two photocopy sets of the required documents;
- two recent passport-size photographs; and
- the prescribed disability certificate from an authorised centre, if the seat is claimed under the disability category.
Candidates should also check the information bulletin, allotment letter, and allotted college’s instructions for course-, quota- or institution-specific requirements. Do not rely only on screenshots or forwarded lists.
What Happens During Scrutiny and Admission?
Admission can be completed only after successful scrutiny. The notice says the institution will retain the required original documents after verification.
Candidates should ensure that their admission is completed on the counselling portal and obtain the portal-generated admission receipt before leaving the reporting centre.
If a candidate is reporting to a private institution, the scrutiny and admission steps may take place at different locations. Candidates should plan their travel accordingly and report well before the deadline.
Important Mop-Up Round Rule
The authority’s notice says candidates admitted through this Mop-Up Round will not be eligible for a later counselling round conducted by the Chhattisgarh Directorate of Medical Education.
It also states that an allotted candidate who does not take admission will forfeit the registration or security deposit and will be ineligible for the Chhattisgarh counselling process for admission in 2027.
Candidates facing an exceptional problem should contact the official authority immediately instead of assuming that the deadline or rule will be relaxed.