Vaishnavi Shukla | July 27, 2026 | 03:09 PM IST | 1 min read
Candidates can download the Mizoram NEET UG merit list 2026 on the official website, dhte.mizoram.gov.in; 385 students are shortlisted for MBBS and BDS admissions
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The Directorate of Higher and Technical Education (Technical Wing) of Mizoram has published the Mizoram NEET UG 2026 first provisional merit list. A total of 385 students who scored between 182 and 585 in the NEET 2026 exam have been allotted MBBS and BDS state-quota seats.
Students can download the Mizoram NEET UG merit list 2026 on the official website, dhte.mizoram.gov.in.
Candidates who are willing to claim Mizoram state quota seats for MBBS, BDS, BHMS, BAMS, and BVSc and AH admissions have to submit their NTA NEET 2026 scorecard by using the report form available at the Technical Wing Office, DHTE, Chaltlang Lily Veng. Applicants will also have to submit a payment of Rs 10 per form.
The last date for NEET 2026 scorecard submission is July 28, till 3 pm. The Mizoram NEET round 2 merit list will be published tomorrow on the official website.
Also, the Mizoram NEET UG counselling application is open for the Non-Resident Indian (NRI) quota of MBBS seats at Zoram Medical College and Hospital till August 7.
The list of required documents for Mizoram NEET UG counselling 2026 to confirm admission is given below.
As per the National Medical Commission (NMC) MBBS seat matrix for 2026-27, a total of 1,36,939 seats are offered for admission at medical colleges, including 63,296 seats available in government medical colleges, while private medical colleges offer 73,643 seats. Mizoram offers a total of 100 seats in government medical colleges.
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