On October 11, 2026, the Uttar Pradesh NEET Round‑2 state merit lists for UG (MBBS/BDS) and PG (MDS) are live on the official portal. First, confirm your state rank, category, and domicile flags. Then act on choice filling, locking, and reporting without delay to protect allotment and security‑deposit compliance.
The UG Round‑2 state merit list was issued on September 21, while the MDS list followed on September 23. Both remain downloadable from the notice board or New and GO sections on upneet.gov.in. Locate the Round‑2 PDF titles, download, and save them for nodal‑centre verification and seat acceptance.

Open upneet.gov.in and select New and GO or Notifications. Click “UP STATE MERIT LIST OF NEET‑UG 2026 MBBS/BDS SECOND ROUND” and “UP STATE MERIT LIST OF NEET‑PG 2026 MDS SECOND ROUND.” Use PDF search to find your roll number and category. Cross‑check details, then print and annotate copies for counselling.
State rank, not All India Rank, drives UP allotment. Category fields reflect vertical and horizontal reservations. The domicile flag signals eligibility under the 85 percent state quota. When NEET scores tie, NTA’s order applies: fewer incorrect in Biology, then Chemistry, then further criteria, before randomisation if still tied.
UG Round‑2 choice filling ran September 21, 2 pm to September 24, 11 am; allotment published September 25, and letters were available September 26 to October 1. Keep ready: admit card, scorecard, registration and security‑fee receipts, photo ID, Class 10/12, domicile, category, PwD, internship or BDS records, and verification slips.
Expect category conversion only after exhausting all eligible candidates of that category, as stated in the DGME brochure. Tie‑break ordering in state lists follows NTA’s criteria; older‑age preference no longer applies. Track movement across categories in later rounds to anticipate openings and refine choices.
Before reporting, read college‑wise bond clauses carefully. UP government colleges enforce compulsory service bonds under the March 7, 2018 order; media reports note two‑year service with penalties. Courts recently upheld bond enforcement for PG doctors. Clarify obligations in your allotment and joining letters to avoid penalties or disqualification.