MP NEET UG Counselling 2026 —
Stray Round Admission Today, 25 October, 10 AM to 6 PM

On 25 October 2026, from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, for candidates selected as per attendance-cum-merit. Each college admits by time slot and merit rank under the DME MP instructions of 22 October (1:10 ratio, no lower merit), so be present with original documents and the bond affidavit in your slot.

Per the DME Madhya Pradesh instructions of 22 October 2026, after attendance is marked online at the college, candidates are admitted in time slots from 9:45 AM to 6 PM in strict merit order, with a ratio of 1:10 against the vacant seats. A candidate not present with original documents in the slot loses the claim to the seat, and no lower-merit candidate can be admitted in any slot.

The DME MP notice allows provisional admission on a proper legal affidavit stating that you will deposit the rural service bond and seat leaving bond within 2 days of admission. Candidates are advised to keep the affidavit ready in advance.

The DME MP list of remaining vacancies dated 21 October 2026 shows 62 seats in the stray vacancy round: 38 MBBS and 24 BDS. The largest number, 16 MBBS seats, is at Mansarovar Medical College and MGU Hospital, Sehore.

The 21 October list shows one MBBS seat each at Gandhi Medical College Bhopal, Shyam Shah Medical College Rewa, Government Medical College Satna, Sunderlal Patwa Government Medical College Mandsaur and Government Medical College Singrauli, and two at Nandkumar Singh Chouhan Government Medical College Khandwa. It also lists one BDS seat at Government Autonomous College of Dentistry Indore.

Yes. DME MP published the MOP-UP result on 11 October 2026. Report in person at the allotted college with original documents by 14 October 2026, 6:00 PM, as per the MOP-UP schedule. Not joining forfeits the deposit.

As per the Director Medical Education's advisory dated 1 October 2026, every candidate taking part in the MOP-UP round must deposit Rs 2 lakh online (Rs 10 lakh for NRI candidates) before choice filling. If you are allotted a seat and do not take admission, the deposit is forfeited and you are not eligible for the next round. Choice filling and locking runs 4 to 7 October up to 11:59 PM, the result is due on 10 October and reporting runs 11 to 14 October 2026 up to 6:00 PM.

Yes. A notice from the Office of the Commissioner, Lok Swasthya Evam Chikitsa Shiksha (Public Health and Medical Education), Bhopal, dated 21 September 2026, states that considering the new time schedule declared by MCC, the resignation window for Second Round State counselling will remain open from 22 September 2026 to 1 October 2026, up to 6:00 PM. This reopens and extends the window beyond the 12-18 September dates given in the original Second Round notice. Admitted candidates willing to resign must report in person to their respective college of admission for online resignation. The penalty is unchanged: Rs 2 lakh for a non-NRI candidate and Rs 10 lakh for an NRI candidate, and a candidate who resigns is not eligible for subsequent rounds of State UG counselling, including the MOP-UP Round.

The Office of the Commissioner, Medical Education, Bhopal, issued the Tentative Time Schedule for the MOP-UP Round of MP State Combined NEET UG Counselling (MBBS/BDS Course)-2026 on 21 September 2026. Fresh registration by NEET UG 2026 qualified eligible candidates who are not already registered runs 28 September to 2 October 2026, up to 11:59 PM. The Revised State Merit List of registered candidates and the publication of vacancy for the MOP-UP round both fall on 3 October 2026. Fresh choice filling and choice locking, mandatory for every candidate participating in the MOP-UP Round, runs 4 to 7 October 2026, up to 11:59 PM. The MOP-UP Round Allotment Result is due 10 October 2026, and reporting at the allotted Medical/Dental college in person, for document verification and admission, runs 11 to 14 October 2026, up to 6:00 PM. Per rule 15(1)(ज), a seat-leaving bond applies to candidates who resign after the MOP-UP round commences.

Three things run in parallel in this window, per the 3 September DME Bhopal notice, with the exact clock times confirmed by a counselling update dated 12 September 2026: physical reporting at your allotted college for document verification and admission, open 12–18 September up to 6:00 PM; the compulsory willingness-for-upgradation option for the MOP-UP round, open the same 12–18 September dates up to 11:59 PM; and online resignation/cancellation of admission at college level, open 12–18 September up to 5:00 PM — resigning here still costs Rs 2 lakh (non-NRI) or Rs 10 lakh (NRI) and forfeits later rounds. The overall 12–18 September window itself is not new — it was already on this page from the 3 September notice — but the update is a counselling update not yet matched to its own dated official notice, so confirm your own status on dme.mponline.gov.in before acting on any of these three end-times. Update, 21 September: resignation is not closed. A further notice, dated 21 September 2026, reopens and extends the Second Round resignation window to 22 September–1 October 2026, up to 6:00 PM, at the same penalty.

The Office of the Commissioner, Medical Education, Bhopal, issued the Second Round schedule on 3 September 2026, right after Round 1 admission closed the same day. Fresh online registration for new candidates, with an edit facility for already-registered candidates except those admitted in Round 1, runs 5\u201306 September. Physical and virtual vacancy, plus the Revised Merit List and Eligible Candidates list for Second Round, publish 7 September. Fresh choice filling and choice locking for Second Round \u2014 compulsory for every candidate who wants to participate, including Round 1-admitted candidates who opted for up-gradation \u2014 runs 7\u20139 September. The Second Round Allotment Result is due 11 September 2026. Reporting at the allotted college for document verification and admission, the MOP-UP-round upgradation option, and online resignation/cancellation all run 12\u201318 September 2026. A candidate who resigns in that window pays a penalty of Rs 2 lakh (non-NRI) or Rs 10 lakh (NRI) and is not eligible for any subsequent round.

The Office of the Commissioner, Medical Education, Bhopal, issued a tentative Round 1 timetable on 3 August 2026, then revised it on 20 August 2026. Online registration ran 5 to 13 August, the state merit list published 14 August, and choice filling and locking by MP domicile candidates ran 15 to 18 August — none of that changed. What changed: the Round 1 allotment result, originally due 20 August, moved to 24 August 2026 and was released on that date as scheduled. Reporting, resignation and the upgradation option, originally 21 to 27 August, are now open, running 25 August to 3 September 2026.

The Round 1 allotment result moved from 20 to 24 August 2026 — four days later — and was released on that date as revised. The reporting, online resignation/cancellation, and compulsory upgradation-option window, previously a single 21–27 August block, now runs 25 August to 3 September 2026, nearly ten days instead of seven, and is currently open. Registration, the merit list and choice filling and locking, all completed before 19 August, were not touched by this revision. The notice does not give a reason for the delay.

At dme.mponline.gov.in, the official portal of the Directorate of Medical Education, Madhya Pradesh. Registration for eligible, qualified NEET UG 2026 candidates opened on 5 August and closes on 13 August 2026, up to 11:59 PM. This is the only channel the Commissioner's notice names — no other website or agent can register you.

When you report to your allotted college between 25 August and 3 September 2026 (revised from 21–27 August, and now open following the 24 August result), you must actively choose Yes or No on upgradation to Round 2 — the notice states this is compulsory for every candidate. Your admission slip will not even generate until you exercise that option. You can still edit your choice through your candidate login until 3 September, 11:55 PM, but skipping the step entirely stalls your own admission paperwork at the college counter.

The notice specifically labels the choice-filling and locking step as being for “MP Domicile registered candidates,” which matches how Madhya Pradesh counselling works generally: the state runs 85% of government-college seats as a state quota restricted to MP domicile holders, plus the state-quota, management-quota and NRI-quota seats in private colleges through the same DME process. The remaining 15% of government-college seats are the All India Quota, filled separately by MCC with no domicile requirement at all.

Not through the state-quota round this schedule describes — that is reserved for MP domicile holders. Two doors stay open regardless of home state: the 15% All India Quota through MCC, and, in some cases, private-college management or NRI quota seats, which you should confirm college by college rather than assume. If your NEET UG 2026 score is strong, register for MCC in parallel and treat this DME timeline as background information rather than your own action list, unless you hold MP domicile.

Per a notice from the Commissioner, Public Health and Medical Education, Bhopal, dated 6 August 2026: candidates who studied at a Madhya Pradesh Government school throughout Class 6 to Class 12 must submit Proforma-10 certificates for each of those classes, issued by an authorised officer, along with original mark sheets — a missing mark sheet can be substituted with a certificate from that school's Principal. Candidates who studied in a private school under the Right to Education Act from Class 1 to Class 8 need an RTE certificate from that school's Principal, plus the same Proforma-10 certificates and mark sheets for Class 9 to Class 12.