Rajasthan NEET PG Round-3 Admission Letters Released — Reporting & Fee Submission Underway

The Rajasthan NEET PG Medical Admission Board has officially released the Round-3admission letters for postgraduate medical courses today, 30 January 2026. Candidateswho have been allotted seats in the revised merit list can now download their lettersand must report to their assigned medical colleges for fee submission and documentverification to finalize their admissions for the 2025-26 academic session.

The Rajasthan NEET PG Medical Admission Board has announced the release of the Round-3 allotment letters for candidates seeking MD/MS and Diploma seats in the state. As of today, 30 January 2026, the portal is open for students to download their official admission orders. This round follows a significant revision in the merit list due to the lowered qualifying cutoff, which allowed over 1,000 additional doctors in Rajasthan to participate in the final phases of the counselling process.

Admission Timeline and Reporting Schedule

Following the release of the allotment letters, the board has set a strict timeline for the reporting phase. Candidates must physically report to the assigned medical colleges to confirm their seats. Failure to do so within the stipulated time will result in the seat being declared vacant for the stray round.

• Download Period: Started 30 January 2026.
• Reporting Window: 31 January to 04 February 2026.
• Fee Submission: Must be completed during the reporting hours.
• Official Website: Access the portal via Rajasthan NEET PG Admission.

Essential Requirements for Candidates

The reporting process in Rajasthan requires a comprehensive set of documents to be verified by the institutional heads. The allotment of a seat is strictly provisional until the medical board at the college clears the candidate’s health and document status.

• Document Checklist: 10th/12th marksheets, MBBS degree, and permanent registration.
• Bond Formalities: Candidates must sign the mandatory service bond as per Rajasthan state policy.
• Fee Structure: Tuition fees vary significantly between government and private seats.
• Support: For specific queries, candidates can refer to the NMC Information Desk.

Impact on Clinical Seats and Private Colleges

The Round-3 allotment has been a boon for private medical institutions in the state, which saw a surge in demand following the cutoff revision. However, the government colleges in Jaipur, Jodhpur, and Udaipur remain the most sought-after, with nearly 98% occupancy reached in this round.

• Merit Trends: High competition was observed in branches like Orthopaedics and Paediatrics.
• Seat Conversion: Reserved seats with no eligible takers have been converted to unreserved categories.
• Counselling Fairness: The board has emphasized that all allotments are based strictly on merit and preferences.
• Guidance: Additional counseling steps are detailed on the MCC official site.

Conclusion

With the release of the Round-3 allotment letters, the postgraduate admission season in Rajasthan is nearing its climax. Students must act swiftly to download their letters and proceed with the reporting process at their respective medical colleges. As the merit list has been finalized, no further changes to the allocation will be entertained. Ensuring timely fee submission and document verification will guarantee that the hard-earned medical seats are secured for the upcoming clinical training session.

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