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NEET 2026 Round 3 Counselling Registration Opens Today in Assam
✍️ Shiksha.com
🗓 28 Sep 2026, 01:01 PM
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The Directorate of Medical Education, Assam has launched online registration for the third round of NEET 2026 counselling, available from today on dme.assam.gov.in.
The Assam Directorate of Medical Education (DME) announced that the online portal for Round 3 counselling of the 2026 NEET examination is now open. Eligible candidates who cleared the national entrance test can log in to dme.assam.gov.in to submit their applications and secure a seat in state‑run medical colleges.
The registration process is entirely digital, requiring applicants to upload standard documents such as their NEET scorecard, identity proof, and academic certificates. Detailed guidelines, including the counselling schedule and seat allotment criteria, are posted on the DME website.
Applicants are advised to complete the registration promptly, as the window for Round 3 is expected to close once all available seats are filled. The DME has urged candidates to verify their information carefully to avoid any delays in the subsequent counselling rounds.
For further assistance, aspirants can refer to the FAQ section on the portal or contact the DME helpline. The move aims to streamline the admission process and ensure transparent allocation of medical seats across Assam.
The registration process is entirely digital, requiring applicants to upload standard documents such as their NEET scorecard, identity proof, and academic certificates. Detailed guidelines, including the counselling schedule and seat allotment criteria, are posted on the DME website.
Applicants are advised to complete the registration promptly, as the window for Round 3 is expected to close once all available seats are filled. The DME has urged candidates to verify their information carefully to avoid any delays in the subsequent counselling rounds.
For further assistance, aspirants can refer to the FAQ section on the portal or contact the DME helpline. The move aims to streamline the admission process and ensure transparent allocation of medical seats across Assam.