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MP NEET 2026 Round‑2 Counselling Schedule Released – MBBS & BDS Seats Allocation Dates
✍️ Shiksha.com
🗓 04 Sep 2026, 08:03 PM
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The Madhya Pradesh health department has published the dates for the second round of NEET 2026 counselling, outlining the schedule for MBBS and BDS seat allotment.
The Madhya Pradesh health authorities have today released the official timetable for the second round of NEET 2026 counselling. The schedule, posted on education portal Shiksha.com, details the sequence of activities that will determine admission to MBBS and BDS programmes in the state.
According to the notice, candidates who qualified NEET 2026 can log in to the online counselling portal during the prescribed registration window, submit required documents, and await seat allotment. The timetable also specifies the dates for verification, final seat allocation and reporting to the allotted colleges.
The second‑round counselling is expected to fill the remaining seats in Madhya Pradesh’s government and private medical colleges after the first round of allocations. Applicants are advised to keep their NEET rank, personal details and academic certificates ready to avoid delays.
Education officials have emphasized that the process will be conducted entirely online, with real‑time updates on the portal. They have urged candidates to adhere strictly to the announced dates to ensure a smooth admission cycle.
The release of the counselling schedule marks a critical step toward finalising the 2026 intake for medical courses in the state, and will shape the next batch of doctors and dentists graduating from Madhya Pradesh’s institutions.
According to the notice, candidates who qualified NEET 2026 can log in to the online counselling portal during the prescribed registration window, submit required documents, and await seat allotment. The timetable also specifies the dates for verification, final seat allocation and reporting to the allotted colleges.
The second‑round counselling is expected to fill the remaining seats in Madhya Pradesh’s government and private medical colleges after the first round of allocations. Applicants are advised to keep their NEET rank, personal details and academic certificates ready to avoid delays.
Education officials have emphasized that the process will be conducted entirely online, with real‑time updates on the portal. They have urged candidates to adhere strictly to the announced dates to ensure a smooth admission cycle.
The release of the counselling schedule marks a critical step toward finalising the 2026 intake for medical courses in the state, and will shape the next batch of doctors and dentists graduating from Madhya Pradesh’s institutions.