West Bengal NEET UG 2026: Round 2 Reporting Process Commences for MBBS and BDS Admissions

The West Bengal Medical Counselling Committee has initiated the Round 2 reporting process for NEET UG 2026. Candidates must complete their document verification and fee payments at allotted colleges by September 18.
West Bengal NEET UG 2026: Round 2 Reporting Process Commences for MBBS and BDS Admissions
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Updated Sep 16, 2026 | 11:55 AM IST

The West Bengal Medical Counselling Committee (WBMCC) has officially commenced the reporting process for the second round of NEET UG 2026 counselling. Candidates who have been successfully allotted seats for MBBS and BDS programmes across the state are now required to visit their designated institutions to finalise their admission formalities.

This phase of the counselling process is critical for students securing state quota seats in government medical and dental colleges, as well as those allotted reserved seats in private institutions. To ensure a smooth transition into their chosen medical programmes, students must adhere strictly to the timeline provided by the WBMCC, as failure to report within the stipulated window may result in the forfeiture of their allotted seat.

Reporting Schedule and Essential Requirements

The reporting window for the second round of counselling is currently open and will conclude on September 18, 2026. According to the official notification, the deadline for completing all admission procedures at the respective colleges is set for 4:00 PM on that day. It is imperative that candidates arrive at their allotted institutes well before this cutoff to avoid any potential disqualification from the admission process.

To complete the admission process, candidates are required to present several key items. First, students must download their official seat allotment letter, which serves as the primary document for the reporting phase. In addition to the allotment letter, candidates must carry all necessary original documents for verification purposes. Furthermore, students are expected to be prepared to pay the required admission fees at the time of reporting to confirm their enrolment. The WBMCC has emphasised that the verification of original documents is a mandatory step in the admission cycle, and students should ensure all their paperwork is in order before visiting their respective colleges.

Important Dates for Candidates

The window for downloading the seat allotment letters and reporting to the allotted institutes opened on September 16, 2026. With the final deadline approaching on September 18, 2026, candidates are advised to monitor the official WBMCC portal for any further updates or specific institutional requirements. By completing these formalities within the designated timeframe, students will secure their placement for the 2026 academic session in their respective MBBS or BDS courses.

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