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Madhya Pradesh releases NEET PG 2026 Round‑1 seat allotment list today
✍️ Shiksha.com
🗓 29 Oct 2026, 03:02 PM
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The Madhya Pradesh health authority has published the Round 1 seat allotment for the 2026 NEET PG exam, with the PDF now available on Shiksha.com.
Madhya Pradesh’s medical education officials have today released the first round of seat allotments for the 2026 NEET Post‑Graduate (PG) examination. The official list, compiled in a PDF format, has been uploaded on the education portal Shiksha.com, allowing aspirants to verify their allotted postgraduate seats across the state’s medical colleges.
The round‑1 allotment marks the initial distribution of seats based on candidates’ NEET PG scores, preferences, and reservation criteria. Candidates who have applied for postgraduate medical courses in Madhya Pradesh can now check the document to confirm their placement and proceed with the subsequent admission formalities.
Stakeholders, including medical colleges and training institutions, are expected to coordinate with the state’s Directorate of Medical Education to ensure that the allotted seats are filled as per the published list. Applicants who do not secure a seat in this round may have the opportunity to participate in later rounds, subject to vacancy and merit considerations.
The release of the seat allotment list is part of the regular admission cycle overseen by the National Board of Examinations and the state’s health department, aiming for a transparent and merit‑based allocation of postgraduate medical seats.
Candidates are advised to keep a copy of the PDF for reference and to follow any further instructions communicated by the Directorate regarding document verification and fee payment.
The round‑1 allotment marks the initial distribution of seats based on candidates’ NEET PG scores, preferences, and reservation criteria. Candidates who have applied for postgraduate medical courses in Madhya Pradesh can now check the document to confirm their placement and proceed with the subsequent admission formalities.
Stakeholders, including medical colleges and training institutions, are expected to coordinate with the state’s Directorate of Medical Education to ensure that the allotted seats are filled as per the published list. Applicants who do not secure a seat in this round may have the opportunity to participate in later rounds, subject to vacancy and merit considerations.
The release of the seat allotment list is part of the regular admission cycle overseen by the National Board of Examinations and the state’s health department, aiming for a transparent and merit‑based allocation of postgraduate medical seats.
Candidates are advised to keep a copy of the PDF for reference and to follow any further instructions communicated by the Directorate regarding document verification and fee payment.