Rajasthan NEET Counselling 2026 - Registration, Process & Dates

Overview of Rajasthan State Quota Counselling

The NEET UG Medical & Dental Admission/Counseling Board, Rajasthan, is the central authority responsible for orchestrating the admission process for the 85% State Quota seats in Government Medical Colleges, and 100% seats in Private Medical Colleges across Rajasthan.

Participating in the state counselling requires meticulous attention to detail. A single error in document uploading, choice filling, or fee payment can result in the forfeiture of your seat or security deposit. We highly advise candidates to use the Rajasthan NEET Predictor to build a realistic choice-filling list before the official portal opens.

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Step-by-Step Registration Process

Step 1: Online Registration

Candidates must visit the official website (historically hosted on a dedicated domain like rajneetug2025.com or rajugneet.com). You will need your NEET UG Roll Number, Application Number, and other basic credentials to generate a login ID and password.

Step 2: Application Fee Payment

The registration fee is mandatory and non-refundable. Typically, it is:

₹2000 for General, General-EWS, and OBC (Creamy Layer) candidates.
₹1200 for SC, ST, OBC (Non-Creamy Layer), and MBC candidates.

Step 3: Document Upload and Verification

You must upload scanned copies of your photograph, signature, domicile certificate, category certificate, and mark sheets. For NRI candidates, specific sponsorship documents are required. Physical document verification usually happens at a nodal center (like Government Dental College, Jaipur) for specific categories (like PwD, Defence, NRI) before choice filling.

Step 4: Deposition of Security Amount

To participate in the choice filling process, candidates must deposit a refundable security amount. If you are allotted a seat in Round 2 and fail to join, this amount is forfeited.

Government Colleges (UR/EWS): ₹10,000
Government Colleges (SC/ST/OBC/MBC): ₹5,000
Private Medical Colleges: ₹1,00,000
Private Dental Colleges: ₹10,000

Choice Filling Strategies

Choice filling is the most crucial aspect of the counselling process. The algorithm allots seats strictly based on merit (your state rank) and the preference order you submit.

Golden Rule: Never list a college you do not intend to join above a college you actually want. If you are allotted your 5th choice, the system ignores choices 6 through 100, even if seats are vacant.

We strongly advise downloading your personalized report from the Rajasthan Predictor. Use the "Predicted Colleges" list to structure your choice filling. Always put top institutions like SMS Jaipur and RUHS at the top, followed by your preferred middle-tier government colleges, followed by newer colleges.

Rounds of Counselling

Round 1

Round 1 is usually a "free exit" round. If you are allotted a seat but choose not to join, your security deposit is not forfeited. However, if you join, you can opt for an "upgradation" in Round 2.

Round 2

Fresh registrations are allowed for Round 2. Candidates must submit fresh choices. If a seat is allotted in Round 2 and the candidate does not join, the security deposit is forfeited (Exit with forfeiture). If a candidate joins the allotted seat in Round 2, they cannot resign the seat and are ineligible to participate in any further rounds of counselling (including All India Quota).

Mop-up Round

The Mop-up round fills any residual vacancies. Historically, this round was conducted offline at a designated venue in Jaipur, but recent trends have shifted it online. Candidates holding any seat (All India or State) are not eligible for the Mop-up round.

Stray Vacancy Round

Conducted at the college level to fill stray vacancies. The state authority sends a list of unallotted candidates (usually 10 times the number of vacancies) to the colleges based on merit.

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