Maharashtra NEET UG 2026 Final Merit List Out: Check Your Rank and Seat Matrix Now

The State CET Cell will publish the Maharashtra NEET UG 2026 final merit list and the seat matrix today, August 25. Candidates should immediately check their state rank, category, and grievance status on the official portals before choice filling opens tomorrow. Bookmark cetcell.mahacet.org and the dedicated medical 2026 admission portal to avoid fake links.

The final merit list reflects revisions to the provisional list after the brief grievance windows. As per the revised counselling timetable, the Cell will post the final merit list and institute‑wise seat matrix today, enable choice filling from August 26 to 29, and declare Round‑1 allotment on August 30. Reporting begins August 31.

How to check Maharashtra NEET UG 2026 final merit list and rank

Visit the CET Cell site, navigate to NEET UG 2026 MBBS/BDS, and open “Final Merit List.” Search by name or form number. Verify state rank, category, reservation tags, NRI flag, and any candidature remarks. Download the PDF and keep a copy for college reporting. Use only official portals mentioned above.

Maharashtra NEET UG 2026 seat matrix: what it tells you

The seat matrix details institute‑wise, category‑wise intake across government, corporation, private, and minority colleges, including institute quota where applicable. Seats can change subject to approvals and court or regulator directions, so always cross‑check labels and totals before ranking preferences. Today’s matrix publication anchors your realistic list.

Choice filling (Aug 26–29): strategy that prevents regret

Rank enough colleges to cover your score band and stretch options. Prioritise realistic picks first, then aspirational choices, then safe backups. Submit and lock before 5:30 pm on August 29; edits close after the deadline. Keep documents consistent with your claimed category to prevent post‑allotment blocks.

Common errors, grievance outcomes, and where to escalate

Frequent issues include name mismatches, wrong category, missing Non‑Creamy Layer, non‑standard EWS format, domicile gaps, or duplicate NEET details. The Cell’s document advisory also notes a six‑month extension for OBC/SEBC caste validity submission this year; track compliance or risk cancellation. Use the portal grievance tools and official helplines.

Round‑1 allotment and reporting: what to carry

After allotment on August 30, report between August 31 and September 4 with originals, attested copies, and fee as per college rules. Carry the merit‑list print, NEET scorecard, photo ID, and reservation proofs exactly as listed by CET Cell. Avoid unofficial links and always verify updates on the official portals.

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