Gujarat releases final list of candidates admitted under NEET UG 2025 counselling through Round 4

The Admission Committee for Professional Undergraduate Medical Educational Courses (ACPUGMEC) has released the official Final Admitted List for Gujarat NEET UG Counselling 2025 up to Round 4 (Online Stray Vacancy Round). This comprehensive PDF details the final allocation of MBBS and BDS seats across Government and Private colleges in Gujarat. Aspirants who participated in the final reporting phase (which concluded on November 20, 2025) must check the list to confirm their admission status. The committee also released a separate list of candidates whose security deposits were forfeited due to non-reporting.

The arduous and competitive journey for MBBS and BDS admissions in Gujarat has officially reached its conclusion. The Admission Committee for Professional Undergraduate Medical Educational Courses (ACPUGMEC) has announced the release of the Final List of Admitted Candidates for Gujarat NEET UG Counselling 2025, encompassing all allotments made up to Round 4, which included the Online Stray Vacancy Round.

​This pivotal document, published on the official website medadmgujarat.org on November 20, 2025, marks the final definitive closure of the undergraduate medical and dental counselling process for the 2025-26 academic session. The list provides comprehensive details of every candidate who successfully secured and joined a seat in Gujarat's esteemed Government and Private Medical Colleges. The release comes immediately after the conclusion of the final reporting and admission process for Round 4, which finished on November 20, 2025. This final list is essential for admitted students to confirm their status and for institutions to finalize their academic rosters.

​Key Information Contained in the Final Admitted List

​The final admitted list for Gujarat NEET UG Counselling 2025 is more than just a roll call; it is a critical database that provides absolute transparency regarding the distribution of all available MBBS and BDS seats throughout the four rounds of counselling. Aspirants who participated, particularly those who secured seats in the decisive Round 4, must download the PDF and verify their details immediately.

• ​Comprehensive Candidate Data: The list includes several key identifiers necessary for verification: 
  • ​User ID and NEET Roll Number: For unique identification of the candidate.
  • ​Candidate Name and NEET Rank: To confirm their merit position.
  • ​GMerit (Gujarat Merit) and CMerit (Category Merit): These ranks are the actual basis for allotment within the state quota seats.
• ​Allotment Specifics: The list explicitly details the result of the allotment: 
  • ​Institute and Branch: The specific MBBS or BDS course and the name of the college (e.g., B.J. Medical College, Ahmedabad or GMERS Medical College, Sola).
  • ​Category and Seat Type: The reservation category (e.g., Open, SC, ST, EWS, SEBC) and the specific seat quota (e.g., Government Quota (GQ), Management Quota (MQ), or NRI Quota (NQ)) under which the admission was granted.
  • ​Round Name: Clearly specifying the round (Round 1, 2, 3, or Round 4/Stray Vacancy) in which the candidate secured the seat.
• ​Confirmation of Closure: The publication of this list formally signifies that all seats in 40 Medical Colleges and 13 Dental Colleges under the state quota have been allocated and confirmed, bringing the UG admission cycle to an end.

​Consequences of Non-Reporting: The Forfeiture List

​Parallel to the list of admitted candidates, ACPUGMEC also released a separate but equally important list: the List of Candidates Whose Refundable Security Deposit is Forfeited. This list underscores the strict disciplinary actions taken against candidates who were allotted seats in Round 4 (Online Stray Vacancy Round) but failed to complete the mandatory reporting and admission formalities by the November 20, 2025, deadline.

• ​Forfeiture of Deposit: Candidates who were allotted a seat in the final round but chose not to report, or failed to meet the document submission requirements, have had their security deposit (which is typically a refundable amount paid at the time of registration) permanently forfeited.
• ​Removal from Merit List: Furthermore, the names of these non-reporting candidates are typically removed from the final merit list. This action ensures they are excluded from any further counselling process for the current academic year (2025-26) for MBBS/BDS, as the process must conclude swiftly as per NMC guidelines.
• ​Impact on Other Courses: It is important to note that the forfeiture list sometimes includes candidates who had seats in other AYUSH courses (like BAMS/BHMS) but were removed from those lists after securing an MBBS/BDS seat in Round 4, or vice-versa, demonstrating the interconnectedness of the various state counselling processes. This transparency allows aspiring medical professionals to understand the implications of non-compliance at the final stage.

​The Next Step for Admitted Students: Academic Session Commencement

​With the counselling process officially concluded, the focus shifts entirely to the commencement and continuation of the academic session. Students who have successfully confirmed their admission should now fully concentrate on the academic calendar.

• ​Final Seat Confirmation: Admitted students must ensure they have all their final admission confirmation receipts and college identity documents from the allotted institute. This is the only proof of their secured MBBS/BDS seat for the 2025-26 session.
• ​Academic Session: Most medical colleges commenced the academic session in the second half of 2025. The final admitted candidates from Round 4 are now required to join their colleagues and catch up on any missed portion of the curriculum immediately.
• ​NMC Regulation Compliance: The timely conclusion of the Gujarat counselling process is in adherence to the final deadline set by the National Medical Commission (NMC) for the completion of the entire admission process, generally finalized before the end of November to maintain the integrity of the academic year.

​Conclusion

​The release of the Gujarat NEET UG 2025 Final Admitted List is a definitive closure for thousands of medical aspirants. While it brings relief and finality to those who secured their coveted MBBS and BDS seats in Round 4, it also serves as a final official record confirming the end of the counselling cycle. Aspirants must now transition fully into their academic roles, prepared to begin their rigorous journey in one of Gujarat's medical institutions, with the official list standing as the final proof of their merit-based entry.

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