Assam NEET PG counselling 2026 round 1 registration starts on October 21; seat allotment on November 2
Vaishnavi Shukla | October 18, 2026 | 03:04 PM IST | 2 mins read
NEET PG counselling 2026: Candidates can apply for Assam PG round 1 2026 registration on the official website at dme.assam.gov.in by October 25
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Try NowThe Directorate of Medical Education (DME), Assam, has announced the Assam National Eligibility cum Entrance Test Postgraduate (NEET PG 2026) counselling round 1 dates. Candidates can apply for Assam PG round 1 2026 registration on the official website at dme.assam.gov.in.
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The last date for Assam NEET PG counselling 2026 round 1 is October 25.
Assam NEET PG 2026 online counselling is conducted for admission into postgraduate seats in the Government Medical Colleges of Assam and BBCI Guwahati under the Assam 50% state quota seats for the academic year 2026, as per the "Medical Colleges of Assam (Regulation of Admission into Post Graduate Degree and Diploma Courses) Rules, 2021 (Amendment up to date)".
After completion of registration, online choice filling and locking will be available, after which the choices will be locked automatically, and MD and MS seat allotments will be processed.
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Assam NEET PG round 1 dates 2026
Assam NEET PG counselling 2026 round 1 dates are shown in the table below.
|
Events |
Dates |
|
Online Registration for round 1 |
October 21 to 25 |
|
Online Filling of Choices |
October 26 to 28 |
|
Online Locking of Choice |
October 28 |
|
Processing of Seat Allotment |
October 29 to 31 |
|
Provisional Allotment list |
November 1 |
|
Result |
November 2 |
|
Reporting/ Joining |
November 9 to 10 |
Assam NEET PG counselling 2026 revised merit list
DME Assam has published a revised NEET PG state provisional merit list after inclusion of incentive marks. More than 3,800 candidates are eligible for 50% Assam quota seats.
Furthermore, Assam DME has added one more NEET PG roll number – 2666103773
1 – to its merit list, making the total number of eligible candidates 3,585. Candidates must ensure their name and NEET PG 2026 roll number are added to the provisional merit list to participate in counselling.
Candidates who appeared in the NEET 2026 conducted by the National Board of Examinations, New Delhi, and meet the required NEET PG cutoff percentiles can participate in the counselling. Further, the name and NEET PG 2026 roll number of the candidate must be present in the state provisional merit list published by the directorate.
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