MP NEET UG 2026: Revised State Merit List for Mop-Up Round Released

The Department of Public Health and Medical Education, Madhya Pradesh, has officially released the revised state merit list for the NEET UG 2026 mop-up counselling round. This update is a critical development for medical aspirants participating in the state’s undergraduate admission process, as it determines eligibility for the subsequent stages of seat allocation.

The merit list is now available for public access on the official website, dme.mponline.gov.in. Because the document has been published in a PDF format, candidates can view and download the list directly without the need for individual login credentials, streamlining the process for those tracking their status in the current counselling cycle.

Details Included in the MP NEET UG Merit List

Candidates who have successfully registered for the mop-up round are advised to review the document thoroughly to ensure their details are accurate. The revised merit list contains essential information, including the candidate's name, roll number, state rank, and NEET rank. Additionally, the document provides data on gender, MP domicile status, eligible category, as well as the candidate's NEET percentile and total score.

It is important to note that only those candidates whose names appear on this revised list are eligible to proceed to the choice-filling and seat allotment phases. The department has structured the document to provide a clear overview of the qualifying status of each applicant, allowing them to verify their standing before the next stage of the admission process begins.

How to Access the Revised Merit List

To access the document, candidates should navigate to the official MP State combined UG counselling portal. Once on the homepage, they should look for the link specifically designated for the mop-up round state merit list. Clicking this link will open the PDF file, which can then be downloaded for personal reference or verification purposes. If candidates encounter any difficulty in accessing the file, they are encouraged to refresh the page or ensure they are using the official URL provided by the Department of Public Health and Medical Education.