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Chhattisgarh NEET UG 2026 Seat Resignation Window Opens Oct 1-6
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🗓 04 Oct 2026, 10:02 AM
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The NEET UG 2026 seat resignation period for Chhattisgarh has been announced for 1 October to 6 October, allowing candidates to relinquish allotted seats.
The state’s medical counselling authority has opened a six‑day window for candidates to resign seats secured through the NEET UG 2026 examination. The resignation period runs from 1 October through 6 October, after which the vacated seats will be re‑allocated to waiting applicants.
Applicants wishing to give up their seats must submit the resignation request through the official portal indicated by the authority, with medadmit.in listing the schedule and procedural details. The portal will capture the candidate’s registration number and reason for resignation, after which the request will be verified before the seat is released.
The move aims to optimise seat utilisation in Chhattisgarh’s state‑quota medical colleges, ensuring that eligible students who missed the initial counselling get an opportunity to secure a seat. Candidates are advised to act within the stipulated dates, as late submissions will not be entertained.
The counselling body has reminded aspirants that once a seat is resigned, it cannot be reclaimed, and the candidate will forfeit any claim to that particular seat for the current admission cycle.
Applicants wishing to give up their seats must submit the resignation request through the official portal indicated by the authority, with medadmit.in listing the schedule and procedural details. The portal will capture the candidate’s registration number and reason for resignation, after which the request will be verified before the seat is released.
The move aims to optimise seat utilisation in Chhattisgarh’s state‑quota medical colleges, ensuring that eligible students who missed the initial counselling get an opportunity to secure a seat. Candidates are advised to act within the stipulated dates, as late submissions will not be entertained.
The counselling body has reminded aspirants that once a seat is resigned, it cannot be reclaimed, and the candidate will forfeit any claim to that particular seat for the current admission cycle.