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Tamil Nadu NEET UG 2026 Round 2 Choice Filling Starts Today
✍️ shiksha.com
🗓 09 Sep 2026, 05:33 PM
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Tamil Nadu has opened the second round of choice filling for NEET UG 2026. Candidates can now submit their preferences and complete the process within the allotted window.
Tamil Nadu’s State Medical Board has announced that the second round of choice filling for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) Undergraduate 2026 has begun as of today. The new round allows students who did not secure a seat in the first round to submit their updated preferences and attempt to secure admission to government medical colleges across the state.
Candidates are required to log into the official NEET portal, review the updated seat matrix, and fill in their choices in order of priority. The board has set a deadline of 30 days from the start date for all submissions, after which the final allotments will be released.
The choice filling process is part of the broader NEET 2026 admission cycle, which also includes counseling, merit list publication, and seat allotment. Students are advised to keep a close eye on official notifications for any changes in dates or procedures.
The state’s medical education authorities emphasize that the second round offers a crucial second chance for aspirants to secure a place in Tamil Nadu’s prestigious government medical institutions.
Candidates are required to log into the official NEET portal, review the updated seat matrix, and fill in their choices in order of priority. The board has set a deadline of 30 days from the start date for all submissions, after which the final allotments will be released.
The choice filling process is part of the broader NEET 2026 admission cycle, which also includes counseling, merit list publication, and seat allotment. Students are advised to keep a close eye on official notifications for any changes in dates or procedures.
The state’s medical education authorities emphasize that the second round offers a crucial second chance for aspirants to secure a place in Tamil Nadu’s prestigious government medical institutions.