Rajasthan NEET UG Medical Counselling 2026: Registration, Eligibility, Colleges, Fees, Seat Matrix & Choice Filling

What is Rajasthan NEET UG State Counselling?
It is the centralised admission process through which the 85% state-quota MBBS and BDS seats in Rajasthan’s medical and dental colleges are filled, based purely on NEET UG 2026 rank, category, and domicile status.

Who conducts it?

• The NEET UG Medical & Dental Admission/Counselling Board, functioning under the Directorate of Medical Education (DME), Government of Rajasthan
• Chairman’s office based at SMS Medical College, Jaipur
• Academic/degree affiliation handled by Rajasthan University of Health Sciences (RUHS/RUGUJ), Jaipur

Which courses are covered?

• MBBS – Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery
• BDS – Bachelor of Dental Surgery
• B.Sc. Nursing – covered separately under allied/nursing counselling where notified; not part of the core MBBS/BDS counselling bulletin

Official counselling authority: NEET UG Medical & Dental Admission/Counselling Board, DME Rajasthan (coordinated with RUHS/RUGUJ, Jaipur)

Number of counselling rounds: Typically, 5 stages – Round 1, Round 2, Round 3, Mop-Up Round, Stray Vacancy Round (tentative for 2026, pending official schedule)

Who should participate?

• Rajasthan-domicile NEET UG 2026 qualified candidates seeking the 85% state quota
• Non-domicile candidates seeking management/NRI quota seats in private colleges
• Candidates who did not get a seat via MCC AIQ and wish to try the state quota (domicile holders only)

Quick Highlights Table

Particular	Details
State	Rajasthan
Counselling Authority	NEET UG Medical & Dental Admission/Counselling Board, DME Rajasthan (with RUHS/RUGUJ, Jaipur)
Official Website	education.rajasthan.gov.in; rajugneet2026.com; ruhsraj.org
Courses	MBBS, BDS
Quota	85% State Quota (Government, RajMES, ESIC, Private colleges); 15% AIQ handled separately by MCC
Number of Medical Colleges	~48 (33 Government/RajMES/ESIC combined + 15 Private), excluding AIIMS Jodhpur
Total MBBS Seats	~7,200–8,080 (tentative; final figure confirmed with official seat matrix)
Government Colleges (incl. RajMES + ESIC)	~4,505 MBBS seats
Private Colleges	~2,700 MBBS seats
Counselling Mode	Online (registration, choice filling, allotment); offline reporting for verification
Admission Basis	NEET UG 2026 score, All India Rank, State Merit Rank, category, domicile

Who Can Apply?

Rajasthan Domicile Candidates

• Must hold a valid Rajasthan domicile/bona fide certificate
• Eligible for the full 85% state-quota pool across Government, RajMES, ESIC, and Private colleges
• Must meet NEET UG 2026 qualifying percentile: 50th (General/EWS), 40th (SC/ST/OBC)
• Must have passed Class 12 with PCB/English, minimum 50% aggregate (40% for reserved categories)
• Minimum age 17 years as of December 31, 2026

Non-Rajasthan Candidates

Question	Answer
Can they apply to state counselling?	Not for the 85% state quota – Rajasthan is a closed state
Which seats can they access?	15% AIQ (via MCC), and Management/NRI quota seats in private colleges (where such seats are open to all-India candidates)
Management quota?	Generally open to all-India NEET-qualified candidates, subject to individual college eligibility norms
NRI quota?	Available in select private colleges; requires valid NRI sponsor documentation
Private colleges (general state quota)?	Restricted to Rajasthan-domicile candidates only, same as government colleges
Open state quota?	No — Rajasthan does not offer an “open” state quota to non-domicile candidates the way some other states do

Reservation Policy

State Quota (85%) – Rajasthan-Specific Reservation

Category	Reservation Status
UR (Unreserved/General)	Balance seats after all reservations
EWS	State-notified reservation for economically weaker General category candidates
OBC	State-notified reservation
MBC (Most Backward Class) / SBC (Special Backward Class)	Rajasthan-specific reservation category, applicable where notified
SC	State-notified reservation
ST	State-notified reservation (Rajasthan has comparatively higher ST reservation due to tribal population density)
PwD/PwBD	5% horizontal reservation within each of the above categories
Defence Personnel Wards	Horizontal reservation, where notified
Freedom Fighter Wards	Horizontal reservation, where notified
Ex-servicemen Wards	Horizontal reservation, where notified
Sahariya Tribe / Kashmiri Migrants	Additional Rajasthan-specific welfare horizontal reservation

AIQ (15%) – Central/Uniform Reservation (for comparison)

Category	AIQ %
SC	15%
ST	7.5%
OBC-NCL	27%
EWS	10%
PwBD	5% horizontal

Note: Exact percentages for each state-quota category are notified afresh by DME Rajasthan each year in the Information Brochure; candidates should verify the confirmed percentage breakdown once released.

Types of Seats Available

Seat Type	Explanation
15% AIQ	Central pool, allotted by MCC; open to candidates from any state
85% State Quota	Allotted by the Rajasthan Board; restricted to Rajasthan-domicile candidates
Government College Seats	Seats in fully state-run colleges like SMS Medical College, Jaipur; lowest fee slab
Government Society (RajMES) Seats	Seats in semi-government colleges under RajMES; offer Government, Management, and NRI quota sub-seats
Private College Seats	Seats in privately managed medical/dental colleges; State Quota (General) and Management Quota sub-categories
Management Quota	Seats in RajMES and Private colleges filled at a higher fee slab, still through the state counselling merit process
NRI Quota	Reserved for NRI-sponsored candidates in select private/RajMES colleges; requires NRI documentation
ESIC Seats	Seats in ESIC Medical Colleges (Alwar, Jaipur), filled under Government Quota and Insured Persons (IP) Quota
RUHS/RUGUJ Institutional Seats	Seats specific to RUHS College of Medical Sciences and RUHS CMS, filled through the standard state-quota process, but carrying an additional bond condition (see Section 17)

Complete Counselling Process (Step-by-Step Flow)

NEET UG 2026 Result
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Registration
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Fee Payment
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Document Upload
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Merit List
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Choice Filling
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Choice Locking
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Seat Allotment
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Downloading Allotment Letter
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Reporting
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Document Verification
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Admission Confirmed

Counselling Registration Process

Step	Detail
Visit Portal	rajugneet2026.com
New Registration	Enter NEET UG 2026 Roll Number, Application Number, Date of Birth
Mobile Number	Required for OTP verification
Email ID	Required for OTP verification and all official communication
OTP Verification	OTP sent to both mobile and email; must be entered to activate the account
Password Creation	Candidate sets a password after OTP verification; combined with auto-generated Registration ID for all future logins
Login	Used for Part 1 (personal/academic details), Part 2 (choice filling), and result checking

Dropdown fields encountered during Part 1 registration:

• Category: General / OBC / OBC-NCL / SC / ST / EWS / SBC(MBC) / PwBD
• Domicile: Rajasthan Domicile / Non-Domicile
• Gender: Male / Female / Transgender
• Course Preference: MBBS / BDS
• PwBD Status: Yes / No
• State/District (address fields)

Registration Fee

Category	MBBS Fee	BDS Fee	Security Deposit
General / OBC / EWS	₹2,500	Exempted	Applicable separately (state-set amount, reportedly up to ~₹2,00,000 for private-college participation in some past cycles — tentative)
SC / ST / ST-STA (Rajasthan domicile)	₹1,500	Exempted	Applicable separately
NRI	Separate NRI-specific fee, confirmed only in year-specific brochure	—	Typically higher, college-dependent

Refund Rules:

• Registration fee – non-refundable under all circumstances
• Security deposit – refundable if no seat is allotted, or if the candidate exits within the permitted “Free Exit” window before allotment/joining
• Security deposit is forfeited if a seat is allotted and the candidate does not join after the Free Exit period
• Refunds, where applicable, are processed only after all counselling rounds conclude, and only to the original payment account/card

Documents Required

Mandatory

• NEET UG 2026 Scorecard
• NEET UG 2026 Admit Card
• Class 10 Marksheet and Certificate
• Class 12 Marksheet and Certificate
• Aadhaar Card (or equivalent photo ID)
• Passport-size Photographs
• Signature (scanned, for upload)
• Provisional Seat Allotment Letter (at reporting stage)

Rajasthan Domicile Documents

• Domicile Certificate / Bona Fide Residence Certificate issued by competent authority

Category Certificates

• SC/ST/OBC-NCL/EWS/SBC(MBC) certificate, as applicable, issued by a competent authority within the validity period prescribed

NRI Documents

• NRI sponsor’s passport and visa copy
• Relationship proof between candidate and NRI sponsor
• Embassy/consulate attestation, where required by the specific college

PwD Documents

• PwBD certificate issued by an NMC-designated medical board, specifying disability percentage

Rajasthan Merit List

Aspect	Detail
How prepared	Based strictly on NEET UG 2026 score and resulting All India Rank (AIR)
State Merit Rank	A Rajasthan-specific rank assigned to domicile candidates based on AIR, used for state-quota seat allotment
Category Rank	Separate rank assigned within each reservation category (General, OBC, SC, ST, EWS, SBC/MBC, PwBD)
Tie-Breaking Rules	Where two candidates have the same NEET score, standard NTA tie-breaking criteria are applied first (higher marks in Biology, then Chemistry, then fewer incorrect attempts, then older age) before the state assigns the final merit position
Publication	Released category-wise; only candidates appearing on the list can proceed to choice filling

Choice Filling Guide

Question	Answer
How many colleges can be selected?	Candidates may generally add as many available college-course combinations as they wish, limited only by the number of actual seats/colleges on offer (no fixed cap typically applied, but this should be confirmed from the year’s brochure)
Can choices be edited?	Yes – choices can be added, removed, and reordered any number of times before the round-specific locking deadline
Locking	Candidate must click “Final Lock” to submit the choice list for that round
Auto-lock	If the candidate does not lock manually, the system may auto-lock the choices as filled at the deadline – but this should not be relied upon, as unlocked or incomplete choice lists in some past cycles were treated as non-participation for that round
What happens if not locked?	The candidate risks losing eligibility for allotment in that round; rules vary by cycle, so choices should always be locked manually well before the deadline

Common Mistakes Students Make (Choice Filling):

• Filling only “dream” colleges and leaving no realistic backups
• Arranging colleges purely by expected cutoff instead of genuine preference
• Missing the choice-locking deadline
• Not cross-checking the seat matrix before finalising the list
• Ignoring bond and service conditions attached to specific colleges (e.g., RUHS CMS, Jhalawar Medical College)
• Uploading incorrect or expired category/domicile certificates

Seat Allotment Process

Seat allotment is based on:

• NEET UG 2026 Rank (AIR and State Merit Rank)
• Category (General/OBC/SC/ST/EWS/SBC/PwBD)
• Reservation applicable to the candidate
• Seat availability in each round
• Choices filled and their locked order
• Priority: The system checks the candidate’s highest-preference choice first; if unavailable at their rank, it automatically moves to the next locked preference, continuing down the list until a seat is matched or the list is exhausted

Counselling Rounds

Round 1

• Eligibility: All candidates who completed registration, document upload, and fee payment
• Free Exit: Typically permitted within a specified window before final reporting, without forfeiting security deposit (exact window confirmed per year)
• Penalty: Exiting after the Free Exit window, or not reporting after allotment, generally leads to forfeiture of the security deposit

Round 2

• Who can participate? Both already-registered candidates (for upgrade) and new candidates (fresh registration permitted)
• Fresh registration? Yes
• Upgrade? Yes – candidates already allotted a seat in Round 1 can apply to upgrade to a better choice

Round 3

• Fresh registration and fresh choice filling permitted, based on past-cycle practice
• Vacant seats from Rounds 1 and 2 are added to the pool

Stray Vacancy Round

• Who is eligible? Candidates who registered within the counselling cycle and remain eligible as per Board rules
• Who is not eligible? Candidates debarred due to non-joining after acceptance, or those who violated exit rules in earlier rounds
• Can resigned candidates participate? Generally no, if resignation happened after the permitted exit window in an earlier round; rules vary by cycle and should be verified in the year’s brochure

Reporting Process

Step	Detail
College Reporting	Physical reporting to the allotted institution (or SMS Medical College, Jaipur, for centralised stages) within the specified window
Physical Verification	Original documents checked against uploaded copies
Fee Payment	Balance admission fee paid at the college
Medical Examination	Basic medical fitness check may be conducted by the college, as per institutional norms
Original Documents	All documents listed in Section 9 must be submitted/shown in original
Admission Confirmation	Only completed after successful verification, fee payment, and signing of any applicable bond/undertaking

What Happens After Seat Allotment?

Option	Explanation
Accept Seat	Candidate reports and confirms admission at the allotted college
Upgrade	Candidate retains the current seat while remaining in the pool for a better allotment in the next round
Resign	Candidate voluntarily gives up the allotted seat, subject to round-specific rules and deposit forfeiture
Not Report	Failure to report within the window is treated as non-joining
Forfeit	Security deposit is forfeited on non-joining after the Free Exit period
Penalty	May include debarment from future counselling rounds/cycles, in addition to deposit forfeiture

Seat Resignation Rules

Stage	Rule
Before Round 2 (within Free Exit window)	Resignation generally permitted without major penalty; security deposit refunded
After Round 2	Resignation typically leads to forfeiture of security deposit and may attract further penalty/debarment
Bond Implications	Resigning after joining and signing a service bond can trigger bond-penalty clauses
Refund	Only the security deposit component is potentially refundable; the registration fee is never refunded

Bond Policy

Aspect	Government / RajMES Colleges	Private Colleges
Service Bond	Required – 2 years of mandatory service in Rajasthan government health facilities for government/government-society/RUHS CMS admits	Not typically applicable in the same form; may involve fee-completion affidavits instead
Penalty for Non-Compliance	₹5,00,000 (reported figure for breach or course discontinuation)	Not typically applicable
Caution Deposit	₹20,000 – forfeited if a candidate withdraws a day before counselling closes	College-specific, if any
RUHS CMS / Jhalawar Medical College (JMC) — Additional Condition	Extra bond requiring payment of fees for all remaining semesters if the candidate drops out	Not applicable
Rural Service Bond (separate condition, some colleges)	Up to 5 years rural service reported for certain government-linked seats, with ₹5 lakh penalty for breach	Not applicable
PG Bond (post-MBBS, for reference)	₹25 lakh bond with 5-year mandatory government service for PG (MD/MS/DM/MCh) admits in Rajasthan (2025 policy) – relevant only after MBBS completion	–

Rajasthan is generally categorised as a “moderate bond” state (2-year service, ₹5 lakh penalty) compared to stricter states like Assam and Haryana (5-year bonds, ₹23–30 lakh penalties). Candidates are advised to verify the exact bond terms tied to their specific allotted college, since RUHS CMS and JMC Jhalawar carry additional conditions beyond the standard state bond.

Rajasthan Medical Colleges List

Government Medical Colleges

College	City
SMS Medical College	Jaipur
RUHS College of Medical Sciences	Jaipur
Dr. Sampurnanand (SN) Medical College	Jodhpur
Sardar Patel Medical College (SPMC)	Bikaner
RNT Medical College	Udaipur
Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College (JLN)	Ajmer
Government Medical College	Kota
Government Medical College	Bharatpur
Rajmata Vijaya Raje Scindia Medical College	Bhilwara
Government Medical College	Dungarpur
Government Medical College	Pali
Jhalawar Medical College	Jhalawar
Pt. Deendayal Upadhyaya Medical College	Churu
Government Medical College	Tonk
Government Medical College	Jhunjhunu
Government Medical College	Nagaur
Additional Government Medical Colleges	Barmer, Bundi, Chittorgarh, Dausa, Dholpur, Hanumangarh, Karauli, Sirohi, Sriganganagar, Banswara

(Exact seat count per college is confirmed only in the year’s official seat matrix — treated as tentative here.)

Government Society (RajMES) Medical Colleges

College	City
Shri Kalyan (SK) Government Medical College	Sikar
Additional RajMES colleges	Multiple districts (Government, Management, NRI quota mix)

Private Medical Colleges

College	City
Mahatma Gandhi Medical College and Hospital (MGMCH)	Jaipur
National Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS)	Jaipur
Geetanjali Medical College and Hospital	Udaipur
Pacific Medical College and Hospital	Udaipur
Jaipur National University Institute for Medical Sciences and Research Centre	Jaipur
Additional private colleges	Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur, and other districts

ESIC Medical Colleges

College	City
ESIC Medical College	Alwar
ESIC Medical College	Jaipur (established 2025)

Dental Colleges (BDS – State Quota Pool)

• Approximately 15 dental colleges feeding a combined pool of ~1,300+ BDS seats across government and private institutions (tentative, confirmed only with the official notification)

Complete Seat Matrix (Tentative – 2026)

Segment	Approx. Seats
Government (Govt + RajMES + ESIC combined) — MBBS	~4,505
Private Colleges — MBBS	~2,700
Total MBBS (all NMC-recognised colleges)	~7,200–8,080 (source-dependent)
AIQ share (15% of total)	Deducted centrally, filled by MCC
State Quota share (85% of total)	Filled by DME Rajasthan Board
BDS (state-quota pool)	~1,300+ across ~15 dental colleges

Category-wise / College-wise / Course-wise breakdown: released only with the official seat matrix alongside the registration form each year; students should verify college-specific and category-specific seat counts directly from the Board’s published matrix once available.

Complete Fee Structure

Government Colleges

Component	Approx. Amount (per year)
Tuition Fee	~₹70,340
Hostel Fee	College-specific, generally modest in government institutions
Security Deposit	State-set amount, refundable subject to rules
Miscellaneous Charges	Exam fee, library, lab charges – college-specific
Total Approx. Annual Cost	~₹75,000–₹1,00,000 (tuition + estimated miscellaneous; tentative)

RajMES Colleges

Quota	Approx. Annual Fee
Government Quota	Comparable to government college slab
Management Quota	~₹9,50,000

Private Colleges

Quota	Approx. Annual Fee
State Quota (General)	~₹5,00,000–₹6.5 lakh (some colleges report ₹18.9–25 lakh)
Management Quota	~₹9,00,000–₹15,00,000 (up to ₹35 lakh at some colleges)
NRI Quota	Typically highest slab, often USD-denominated or a fixed higher INR figure – college-specific

Wide variance exists across sources for private-college fees, since each college’s fee is fixed individually by the state Fee Regulatory Committee within permissible limits. Hostel fee, security deposit, and miscellaneous/annual charges are additional to tuition and must be verified from each college’s individual prospectus.

Previous Year’s Cutoffs (Indicative Trend Data – Not Confirmed for 2026)

Category	Government Colleges (Approx. Marks)	Private Colleges	Management Quota
General (Top colleges, e.g., SMS Jaipur)	610–620+	Generally lower than government top colleges	Qualifying marks (50th percentile) often sufficient
General (Other government colleges)	510–560	–	–
OBC	480–520	–	–
SC	360–410	–	–
ST	210+	–	–

Last Round Closing Rank: Typically drops substantially by the Stray Vacancy round compared to Round 1, especially for lower-preference colleges – exact closing ranks are published round-wise by the Board and should be checked in the official result PDFs once released.

Rajasthan Medical Colleges Comparison

College	Patient Load	Hostel	Fees (Govt Slab)	Ranking (Indicative)	Campus
SMS Medical College, Jaipur	Very High	Available	~₹70,340/year	Top-ranked in the state	Large, established 1947
RNT Medical College, Udaipur	High	Available	~₹70,340/year	Highly rated for placements	Well-established
SN Medical College, Jodhpur	High	Available	~₹70,340/year	Strong reputation	Established
SPMC, Bikaner	High	Available	~₹70,340/year	Reputed, older institution	Established
MGMCH, Jaipur (Private)	Moderate–High	Available	Private fee slab	Top-rated academics among private colleges	Modern campus
RUHS College of Medical Sciences, Jaipur	High	Available	~₹70,340/year	Well-regarded; carries additional bond condition	Modern campus

(Ratings and comparative figures are indicative, aggregated from multiple public sources, not an official Board ranking.)

Top Colleges in Rajasthan

Top Government Colleges

1. SMS Medical College, Jaipur – oldest and most prestigious, highest patient load and clinical exposure
2. RUHS College of Medical Sciences, Jaipur – modern infrastructure, strong Jaipur-based hospital network
3. Dr. SN Medical College, Jodhpur – established reputation, strong faculty
4. Sardar Patel Medical College, Bikaner – high academic and clinical standards
5. RNT Medical College, Udaipur – well-rated for placements and PG preparation environment
6. JLN Medical College, Ajmer – disciplined academics, good practical exposure
7. Government Medical College, Kota – growing reputation, good infrastructure
8. Government Medical College, Bharatpur
9. Rajmata Vijaya Raje Scindia Medical College, Bhilwara
10. Jhalawar Medical College, Jhalawar

Top Private Colleges

• Mahatma Gandhi Medical College and Hospital (MGMCH), Jaipur – strong academics among private colleges
• Geetanjali Medical College and Hospital, Udaipur – well-established private institution
• NIMS, Jaipur – large private medical university setup
• Pacific Medical College and Hospital, Udaipur

Counselling Schedule

Stage	Status (as of compilation)
NEET UG 2026 Result	Declared July 16, 2026 (Re-NEET conducted June 21, 2026)
Registration Opening	Expected late July–August 2026 (tentative)
Choice Filling	To follow registration and merit list release (dates pending)
Seat Allotment (Round 1)	Expected to follow shortly after choice-filling deadline (dates pending)
Reporting	Within the window specified in each round’s allotment letter
Round 2, Round 3, Mop-Up, Stray Vacancy	Expected to extend through September–December 2026 (tentative)

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can non-Rajasthan students apply for the state quota? No, only Rajasthan-domicile candidates can compete for the 85% state quota; others can access AIQ or management/NRI quota.
2. Can I participate in state counselling after AIQ? Yes, candidates not allotted a seat in AIQ (or who wish to try for a better option) can participate in Rajasthan state counselling if domicile-eligible.
3. Can I register in Round 2 if I missed Round 1? Yes, fresh registration is generally permitted in Round 2.
4. Can I edit my choices after submission? Yes, until the round-specific locking deadline.
5. What if I forget to lock my choices? Rules vary by cycle; unlocked lists risk exclusion from that round’s allotment — always lock manually before the deadline.
6. Is Rajasthan an open state? No, it is a closed state for the 85% state quota.
7. Can I leave (resign) my allotted seat? Yes, subject to round-specific exit rules and possible deposit forfeiture.
8. Can I upgrade to a better college in a later round? Yes, upgrade is permitted while remaining in the pool.
9. Can I get a refund of my registration fee? No, the registration fee is non-refundable.
10. Can I get a refund of my security deposit? Yes, if no seat is allotted or if exit occurs within the Free Exit window.
11. Is there a service bond for government college seats? Yes, typically 2 years with a ₹5 lakh penalty for breach.
12. Do private college seats carry a bond? Generally no, though fee-completion affidavits may apply.
13. What is the minimum age for MBBS admission? 17 years as of December 31, 2026.
14. Is domicile mandatory for management quota seats too? Yes, for private-college State Quota (General); management/NRI seats may have different eligibility.
15. Can SC/ST candidates get a fee waiver on registration? Yes, reduced fee (₹1,500 vs ₹2,500) applies to SC/ST/ST-STA Rajasthan-domicile candidates.
16. Is BDS registration free? Yes, BDS applicants are exempted from the registration fee.
17. What documents are mandatory at reporting? NEET scorecard, admit card, Class 10/12 certificates, domicile certificate, category certificate (if applicable), ID proof, photographs, and the allotment letter.
18. How many counselling rounds are there? Typically Round 1, Round 2, Round 3, Mop-Up, and Stray Vacancy.
19. What happens if I don’t report after allotment? The seat is cancelled, and the security deposit may be forfeited.
20. Can I change my category after registration? Generally not permitted after document verification; category must be correctly declared at registration.
21. Is there a separate counselling for AIIMS Jodhpur? Yes, it is filled entirely through MCC, not this state process.
22. What is the tie-breaking rule for equal NEET scores? Higher Biology marks, then Chemistry marks, then fewer incorrect attempts, then older age.
23. Can PwBD candidates get relaxed eligibility marks? Yes, relaxed aggregate percentage applies.
24. Is a medical fitness test required at reporting? Yes, a basic fitness check may be conducted by the allotted college.
25. What is the penalty for withdrawing a day before counselling closes? Forfeiture of the ₹20,000 caution deposit, as per reported past-cycle rules.
26. Can resigned candidates participate in the Stray Vacancy round? Generally not, if resignation occurred after the exit window in a prior round.
27. Does RUHS CMS have any extra condition? Yes, an additional bond requiring payment of remaining semester fees if the candidate drops out.
28. What is the PG bond amount in Rajasthan (for later reference)? ₹25 lakh with 5-year mandatory service (2025 policy, applicable post-MBBS).
29. Are hostel fees included in the tuition fee? No, hostel fees are charged separately and vary by college.
30. Where can I check the latest official schedule? education.rajasthan.gov.in/medicaleducation and rajugneet2026.com.

Common Mistakes Students Make

• Filling only “dream” colleges without realistic backup options
• Arranging college choices purely by expected cutoff instead of genuine preference
• Missing registration, choice-filling, or locking deadlines
• Not reviewing the official seat matrix before finalising choices
• Ignoring bond and service conditions tied to specific colleges (e.g., RUHS CMS, JMC Jhalawar)
• Not reporting to the allotted college within the specified window
• Uploading incorrect, expired, or mismatched category/domicile certificates
• Relying on unofficial or lookalike counselling websites for registration and payment

Important Official Links

Resource	Link
Official Counselling Portal	rajugneet2026.com
DME Rajasthan Hub	education.rajasthan.gov.in/medicaleducation
RUHS/RUGUJ Portal	ruhsraj.org
Registration	Available via rajugneet2026.com once activated
Seat Matrix	Released with the official Information Brochure on the DME/RUHS portal
Information Bulletin	DME Rajasthan hub
College List	NMC portal + DME Rajasthan notifications
Fee Structure	DME Rajasthan / respective college prospectus
Notifications	education.rajasthan.gov.in/medicaleducation
Merit List	Released on the counselling portal after registration closes
Seat Allotment	Released round-wise on the counselling portal

(Manabadi will update exact helpline numbers once the 2026 Information Brochure is officially released.)

Expert Choice Filling Tips

• Fill the maximum possible number of realistic choices – a longer list improves the chance of allotment
• Arrange colleges by genuine preference, not purely by expected cutoff
• Include realistic backup options alongside aspirational ones
• List government colleges before private ones if fee and quality goals align with government seats
• Review every choice carefully before final locking – locked lists cannot be edited within that round
• Cross-check bond and service conditions before placing RUHS CMS or JMC Jhalawar high on the list
• Verify domicile and category certificate validity before choice-filling begins, to avoid last-minute rejection

Summary

Who should participate:

• Rajasthan-domicile NEET UG 2026 qualified candidates seeking MBBS/BDS admission under the 85% state quota
• Non-domicile candidates only for management/NRI quota seats in eligible private colleges

Key dates:

• NEET UG 2026 result declared July 16, 2026
• Rajasthan counselling registration expected to open late July–August 2026 (tentative, pending official notification)

Documents to keep ready:
NEET scorecard and admit card, Class 10 and 12 marksheets, domicile certificate, category certificate (if applicable), photo ID, photographs, and PwBD certificate (if applicable)

Latest updates:
This Manabadi page will be revised as soon as DME Rajasthan releases the official Information Brochure, confirmed registration dates, seat matrix, and fee structure for the 2026-27 session.