Karnataka NEET UG 2026: Round 3 Final Seat Allotment Results Released

The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has officially released the final seat allotment results for the third round of the NEET UG 2026 counselling process. This announcement marks a significant step for students seeking admission into medical and dental programmes across the state, providing clarity on seat allocations for the current academic cycle.

Candidates who participated in the third round of the state-level counselling process can now access the results through the official KEA website. The authority has published the allotment lists in a PDF format, which are categorised separately for MBBS and BDS courses to assist students in identifying their specific admission status.

How to Access the Karnataka NEET UG Round 3 Allotment Results

To view the final seat allotment status, candidates are required to visit the official KEA portal at cetonline.karnataka.gov.in. Once on the homepage, students should navigate to the UGNEET 2026 section. From there, they can select the specific links provided for either the MBBS or BDS round 3 allotment lists. The documents will open as PDF files, allowing candidates to check their details against the allotted institutions.

It is recommended that students download and save a copy of the allotment result for their records. Those who have been successfully allocated a seat are advised to download their official allotment letter promptly. Following the receipt of the allotment letter, candidates must proceed with the necessary admission formalities within the stipulated timeframe to secure their seats.

Next Steps for Allotted Candidates

Following the publication of the final allotment list, students should ensure they complete all mandatory admission procedures as outlined by the KEA. It is essential for candidates to review the instructions provided in their allotment letters to understand the documentation and reporting requirements for their respective colleges. Failure to adhere to the specified deadlines for admission may result in the forfeiture of the allotted seat.