
The State Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell, Maharashtra, has officially released the seat allotment results for the third round of NEET UG 2026 counselling. Students who participated in this round for admission into MBBS and BDS programmes across the state can now access their allotment status through the official website at cetcell.maharashtra.org.
This latest phase of the counselling process was conducted to fill the remaining vacancies left over from the second round of admissions. With the release of the allotment list, candidates are advised to verify their details, including their application number, NEET UG rank, and category, by downloading the official PDF document provided on the portal.
The third round of counselling has been bolstered by the addition of several MBBS and BDS seats, which were incorporated into the CAP Round 3 process. These additional seats are expected to provide further opportunities for students competing for medical and dental placements within the state. While specific figures remain subject to official verification, reports indicate that approximately 3,000 MBBS seats and 2,000 BDS seats were available following the conclusion of the second round.
Candidates who have been successfully allotted a seat in this round are required to follow the specific guidelines issued by the Maharashtra CET Cell. The process involves downloading the official seat allotment letter from the portal and completing the mandatory admission formalities. Following the documentation process, students must report to their respective colleges or institutes within the stipulated timeframe to secure their admission.
For those who did not receive a seat allocation in this third round, the CET Cell has indicated that students will need to wait for further announcements regarding the counselling schedule. It is essential for all participants to keep a close watch on the official website for any updates concerning subsequent rounds or additional instructions from the state authorities. Candidates are encouraged to ensure all their original documents are prepared for the physical reporting process at their allotted institutions.
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