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Education
Registration Opens for Bihar MBBS/BDS Stray Round 2026
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🗓 19 Oct 2026, 11:36 PM
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The Bihar government has opened online registration for the 2026 stray round of MBBS and BDS seats, with key dates released on medadmit.in.
The state of Bihar has launched the online registration portal for the 2026 stray round of MBBS and BDS admissions. The announcement, posted on the education portal medadmit.in, states that registration is open from today and will stay active until the deadline announced on the same site.
Candidates seeking a medical or dental seat that remained vacant after earlier counselling rounds can now submit their applications. The portal outlines a step‑by‑step process, beginning with the creation of a user account, uploading of required documents, and payment of the application fee.
While exact cut‑off dates for document verification, counselling and final seat allotment are yet to be disclosed, medadmit.in provides a timeline that applicants are urged to follow closely. Eligible aspirants must meet the usual NEET‑UG score criteria and possess the necessary academic qualifications.
The stray round aims to fill leftover seats across Bihar’s government and private medical colleges, ensuring that the state’s allotted quota for medical education is fully utilized for the 2026 academic year.
Candidates seeking a medical or dental seat that remained vacant after earlier counselling rounds can now submit their applications. The portal outlines a step‑by‑step process, beginning with the creation of a user account, uploading of required documents, and payment of the application fee.
While exact cut‑off dates for document verification, counselling and final seat allotment are yet to be disclosed, medadmit.in provides a timeline that applicants are urged to follow closely. Eligible aspirants must meet the usual NEET‑UG score criteria and possess the necessary academic qualifications.
The stray round aims to fill leftover seats across Bihar’s government and private medical colleges, ensuring that the state’s allotted quota for medical education is fully utilized for the 2026 academic year.