Uttarakhand NEET UG 2026 Round 2 Allotment List: MBBS Seat Allotment, Ranks and Next Steps

The Uttarakhand NEET UG 2026 Round 2 allotment list has been released in the form of a provisional broadsheet. The document contains candidate-wise details including NEET marks, NEET AIR, Uttarakhand state rank, category, domicile information, previous-round allotment and the college allotted in Round 2.

For students waiting for a government or private MBBS seat in Uttarakhand, this list is useful because it gives a much clearer picture of how seats are moving after Round 1.

The published broadsheet is specifically marked “Provisional Broadsheet (Round-2), NEET-UG-2026” and states that allotments are subject to final verification by the allotted college.

Uttarakhand NEET UG 2026 Round 2 Allotment List: What Has Been Released?

The Round 2 document contains 281 pages and provides a detailed candidate-wise record of the allotment process.

The list includes:

• Uttarakhand State Rank
• NEET marks
• NEET percentile
• NEET All India Rank
• Domicile claimed
• NEET category
• Uttarakhand category
• Subcategory and women-related eligibility where applicable
• Previous Round Allotment
• College preferences
• College allotted in Round 2
• Quota
• Allotted category
• Preference number
• Allotment remarks

The document reaches UK State Rank 2100 in the final page, although not every candidate necessarily receives a new seat in Round 2. Some candidates have seats retained, some are upgraded, while others are marked as having no seat available according to merit and choices.

Which Medical Colleges Are Appearing in the Round 2 Allotment?

The Round 2 broadsheet shows allotments across several Uttarakhand medical colleges and quota types.

For government MBBS seats, the list includes:

Government Doon Medical College, Dehradun

Doon Medical College appears extensively in the Round 2 allotment data under the State Quota Seats category.

For example, candidates with NEET marks of 630, 622, 619 and 616 can be seen in the early part of the list, with allotments involving Doon Medical College. One candidate at 616 marks had an AIR of 5,858 and retained the previous allotted seat.

This should not be interpreted as the Round 2 closing rank because the document is an allotment broadsheet rather than a conventional category-wise cutoff list.

Government Medical College, Haldwani

GMC Haldwani also features prominently in the Round 2 allotments.

For instance, a candidate with 600 marks and AIR 10,162 had GMC Haldwani as the previous allotted college and retained the seat. Other candidates around the 570 to 571 marks range are also shown receiving or retaining Haldwani-related allotments depending on their category and choices.

Government Medical College, Haridwar

Government Medical College, Haridwar is another important option appearing in the Round 2 list.

The allotment data shows candidates receiving or retaining seats at Haridwar across different categories. For example, candidates with 569 marks and AIRs around 23,766 to 24,192 are shown with Haridwar allotments in the provisional list.

Veer Chandra Singh Garhwali Government Medical & Research Institute, Srinagar Garhwal

The Srinagar Garhwal medical college also has significant movement in Round 2.

Several candidates around the 560 to 570 marks range are shown with this college, including candidates whose previous seats were upgraded or retained.

The list also shows allotments at lower NEET marks in reserved categories, so students should not judge their chances using marks alone.

Soban Singh Jeena Government Institute of Medical Sciences & Research, Almora

SSJ Government Institute, Almora also appears repeatedly in the Round 2 allotment list.

For example, a candidate with 548 marks and AIR 38,935 is shown retaining a previous allotment at Almora under the state quota. Another candidate with 549 marks and AIR 37,773 is shown with an upgraded allotment involving this group of government colleges.

What About Private Medical Colleges?

The Round 2 broadsheet is not limited to government medical colleges.

Private medical colleges also appear, including:

• Shri Guru Ram Rai Institute of Medical & Health Sciences, Dehradun
• Himalayan Institute of Medical Science, Jollygrant, Dehradun
• Gautam Buddha Chiktsa Mahavidyalaya, Dehradun

The document also distinguishes between State Quota Seats and All India Open Quota Seats where applicable.

For example, a candidate with 379 marks and AIR 327,056 is shown with an allotment at Himalayan Institute of Medical Science under the All India Open Quota. Another candidate with the same marks range is shown with a previous seat at Shri Guru Ram Rai Institute.

This is important because the apparent “cutoff” can look very different depending on whether you are looking at government state quota, private state quota or open quota seats.

Round 2 Shows More Than Just New Allotments

One mistake students often make is looking only at the name of the college allotted in Round 2.

The Uttarakhand broadsheet also tells you what happened to the candidate’s previous seat.

There are several types of remarks in the document.

Previous admitted seat retained

If a candidate was already admitted to a college and did not get a better option, the list can show:

“Previous admitted seat retained.”

This appears multiple times in the Round 2 data.

Previous admitted college or seat upgraded

Some candidates move to a higher preference in Round 2.

The document marks such cases as:

“Previous admitted College/Seat Upgraded.”

For example, candidates in the 570-mark range are shown with upgrades involving government medical colleges in Uttarakhand.

Seat not available as per merit/choices

There are also candidates who do not receive the preferred seat because it is not available according to their merit and submitted choices.

The broadsheet uses the remark:

“Seat not available as per Merit/Choices.”

This is particularly important for students analysing their own chances. A candidate may have a reasonably good NEET rank but still not get a particular college if the combination of category, available seats and choice order does not work in their favour.

Does This List Give the Final Uttarakhand NEET 2026 Cutoff?

No.

This is one of the most important points to understand.

The document itself clearly says that the Round 2 result is provisional. It states that allotments are based on information provided by candidates and are subject to final online verification and verification of original documents by the allotted college.

Therefore, it would be incorrect to simply take the highest or lowest rank appearing against a college and call it the final Round 2 cutoff.

A proper cutoff analysis needs to consider:

1. NEET AIR
2. Uttarakhand state rank
3. Candidate’s category
4. Subcategory, where applicable
5. Domicile
6. Quota
7. College preference
8. Whether the candidate retained or upgraded a previous seat
9. Whether the seat was government or private
10. Whether the allotment is provisional or finalized

A Few Round 2 Trends Visible in the Allotment List

The broadsheet gives some useful insight into how counselling is moving.

At the higher end, government colleges such as Doon and Haldwani appear among candidates with very strong NEET ranks.

As we move down the list, allotments become increasingly dependent on category and the candidate’s preference sequence. The same NEET marks can lead to different outcomes for different candidates.

For example, candidates around 379 marks are shown with different outcomes involving private medical colleges and different quota structures.

The same pattern is visible among reserved-category candidates at lower marks. Some receive government college allotments, while others are told that a particular preferred seat is not available according to merit and choices.

So, do not compare your marks with another student’s marks without checking category, quota and choices.

What Should Students Do After the Round 2 Result?

If you have received a seat in Round 2, do not delay the next steps.

Check your allotted college carefully

First confirm:

• College name
• Course
• Quota
• Category
• Preference number
• Whether the seat is new or upgraded

Check your original documents

The authority has specifically warned that if a candidate cannot produce the required original documents supporting eligibility or reservation at the time of admission, the allotment/admission can be cancelled.

Keep your documents ready before travelling for admission.

Don’t assume a provisional allotment is final

The current broadsheet is provisional.

The authority has stated that candidates can report discrepancies through the official email ukneetcounselling@gmail.com by 12 September 2026 up to 4:00 PM, after which the result will be finalized and the allotment letter uploaded on the counselling portal.

Students should therefore keep checking the official counselling portal for the finalized result and allotment letter.

What If You Did Not Get Your Preferred College?

Don’t panic immediately.

Round 2 is not always the end of the counselling process. Seat movement can happen when students:

• Do not join their allotted college
• Upgrade to another college
• Vacate a seat
• Change their counselling preferences
• Fail to complete admission formalities

However, you should not assume that a seat will automatically become available.

The more practical approach is to look at your AIR, category, domicile, current allotment, choice order and the remaining counselling opportunities together.

Why the Uttarakhand Round 2 Allotment List Is Useful for Future Choice Filling

The real value of this document is not just knowing who got which seat.

It helps students understand how choice filling actually translated into allotments.

For example, candidates with multiple government colleges in their preference list can receive different outcomes depending on where their rank falls and which seats are available at the time of allotment. The document repeatedly shows preference numbers alongside the allotted college, making it possible to understand this movement.

This is much more useful than simply looking at an old cutoff and assuming the same number will apply this year.

Final Takeaway

The Uttarakhand NEET UG 2026 Round 2 allotment list gives students a detailed look at the current counselling movement across government and private medical colleges.

But don’t treat every rank appearing in the broadsheet as a final cutoff.

The result is provisional, and allotments depend on merit, category, quota, available seats and the choices submitted by candidates. The official document itself makes this clear.

If you have received a seat, focus first on document verification and admission requirements. If you have not received your preferred college, analyse your rank and choices before deciding your next move.

For students and parents, the most useful question is not simply “What was the cutoff?” It is “With my NEET rank, category and choices, which colleges are realistically available to me now?”

That is the kind of analysis that can actually help during counselling.