Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) released NEET UG 2026 Round 1 final allotment today, August 25. Candidates should log in, download the allotment letter, and confirm institute, course, quota, and category. Check the reporting window on the letter and save a PDF with prints. Print copies and save a PDF.
Treat this list as final for Round 1 actions and checks. If the seat or category differs from the provisional list, re-download the letter. Compare details line by line. Use the candidate portal grievance option before reporting. Carry evidence supporting category or fee claims.

Log in on the official MCC portal using your registration credentials. Open Round 1 final allotment and download the letter again. Verify name, NEET roll, institute, course, quota, category, and reporting window. Save as PDF and print two copies for reporting.
Report within the timeline printed on the letter and institute notice, carrying originals and photocopies. Pack allotment letter, NEET admit card, scorecard, identity proof, Class 10 and 12 certificates, and migration. Carry category or EWS certificate, disability certificate, medical fitness, and bonafide if asked.
Match the provisional result with your final letter before packing documents. If seat, institute, or quota changed, follow the final letter only. If category changed, carry valid certificates in the current format. Raise a ticket through your login if any field appears inconsistent or incomplete.
In Round 1, you may accept the seat and still seek an upgrade. Report to the institute and indicate willingness for Round 2 upgradation in your portal. If upgraded, the earlier seat is automatically vacated. If not upgraded, your Round 1 admission continues without disadvantage.
Security deposit and fee refunds usually return through your original payment route after verification. Non-reporting in Round 1 is generally treated as free exit. After joining, resigning in later rounds may cause forfeiture. Keep receipts, transaction identifiers, and allotment letters safe until refund reflects.
Act today, August 25. Finish three essentials: download the final letter, verify every field, and plan reporting. Keep documents ready, choose upgradation carefully, and track deadlines on your portal. Reading the allotment letter closely prevents last‑minute stress and protects your seat, category, and money.