The Tamil Nadu Medical Selection Committee (TNMSC) has issued an important notice regarding the NEET UG Counselling for 2026, specifically addressing candidates who have been deemed ineligible for medical and dental admissions. This ineligibility is primarily due to missing documents, incorrect certificates, or other related issues. Candidates who believe they have been wrongly classified as ineligible are encouraged to log into the official TNMSC portal to submit their grievances and upload the necessary supporting documents.The deadline for candidates to address their ineligibility status is set for August 7, 2026, at 3 PM. It is crucial for candidates to act promptly, as failure to submit the required documents by this deadline will be interpreted as acceptance of the committee's decision. The counselling process is being conducted in accordance with the guidelines established by the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) and the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC), and no extensions will be granted for document submission.To submit a grievance, candidates must follow a specific procedure. They should visit the official TNMSC counselling portal, access the candidate login section, and enter their registered User ID and password. After checking their ineligibility status and reviewing the reasons provided, candidates must prepare and upload the necessary supporting documents, such as certificates or other valid proofs. Once all details are verified, they can submit the grievance form and save or download a copy for their records.Particular attention is drawn to candidates who have been marked ineligible under the Government Quota due to the non-submission of required documents. The reasons for ineligibility can be viewed after logging into the portal, and those who do not submit the necessary documentation by the deadline will not be considered for Government Quota seats. Additionally, candidates under the CMC 20% State Quota must provide a valid Christian Minority Certificate, while non-natives of Tamil Nadu must also submit valid minority certificates to be eligible.Furthermore, candidates under the IRT Ward Quota have been marked ineligible for failing to submit the required IRT Ward Certificate or due to rejections from IRT authorities. It is imperative for these candidates to provide valid documentation before the deadline to avoid cancellation of their eligibility under this quota. The TNMSC urges all candidates to ensure their submissions are complete and timely to secure their positions in the counselling process.
