MP NEET UG Counselling 2026: Round 2 Registration Commences for MBBS and BDS Seats

The Department of Medical Education (DME) in Madhya Pradesh has officially commenced the registration process for the second round of NEET UG 2026 counselling. This phase is specifically designed for students seeking admission to MBBS and BDS programmes under the 85% state quota reserved seats across the state.

Candidates who did not participate in the initial round of counselling are eligible to register for this second phase. The application portal is now live, and interested students are encouraged to complete their registration through the official website at dme.mponline.gov.in. Authorities have advised applicants to complete the process well before the deadline to prevent any potential technical issues or last-minute complications.

Key Dates and Counselling Schedule

The registration window for the second round of MP NEET UG 2026 counselling will remain open until September 6, 2026, with the portal closing at 11:59 PM. Following the conclusion of the registration period, the DME will publish the list of vacancies on September 7, 2026. This date is also designated for candidates to raise any objections regarding the published vacancy list.

Once the vacancy status is finalized, the choice filling and locking process will begin on September 7 and continue through September 9, 2026, ending at 11:59 PM. The seat allotment results for the second round are scheduled to be declared on September 11, 2026. Candidates who are successfully allotted seats will then be required to report to their respective colleges for the admission process between September 12 and September 18, 2026.

Important Information for Applicants

The counselling process is a critical step for students aiming to secure a medical or dental seat in Madhya Pradesh. It is essential for all participants to monitor the official DME portal regularly for any updates or modifications to the schedule. By adhering to the stipulated timeline for registration, choice filling, and physical reporting, candidates can ensure their participation in the state-level seat allocation process remains valid.