Assam NEET PG 2026 Merit List Out: Missing Names Must Be Reported by October 16
The Directorate of Medical Education, Assam, has published the provisional NEET PG 2026 merit list for state-quota postgraduate medical admissions. Eligible candidates whose names are missing must submit a written application with supporting documents by October 16, 2026.
The notice covers admission to 50% postgraduate seats in Assam’s government medical colleges and B.B.C.I., Guwahati. Candidates should check their entry promptly, as the missing-name application requires physical submission during office hours.
October 16 Deadline: Submission Details
| Requirement | Instruction |
|---|---|
| Who should apply? | Eligible candidates missing from the provisional list |
| Application format | Plain paper with relevant supporting documents |
| Last date | October 16, 2026, during office hours |
| Submission location | DME Assam office, second floor, Room No. 5 |
| Accepted mode | By hand; applications through post or email are not accepted |
| Submission confirmation | Collect an acknowledgement receipt |
Who Can Participate in Counselling?
Candidates must satisfy Assam’s applicable postgraduate admission rules and meet the NEET PG 2026 qualifying cutoff. The notice also requires their name and examination roll number to appear in the state provisional merit list.
Meeting the examination cutoff alone should therefore not be treated as confirmation of state-quota eligibility. Applicants need to check both their examination result and the requirements governing the Assam admission process.
How to Check Your Merit-List Entry
- Open the Directorate’s postgraduate admission notices section.
- Select the provisional NEET PG 2026 state-quota merit list.
- Search using your examination roll number.
- Compare the entry with your scorecard and application records.
- Save the complete document, including its accompanying notice.
The published list includes identifying and examination details such as candidate name, category, score and rank. Checking the roll number alongside the name helps avoid confusion where applicants have similar names.
Preparing a Missing-Name Application
A clear representation should identify the applicant, state that the name is missing and explain the basis for eligibility. Organise the relevant documents so that each claim can be checked easily. Ask the receiving office about any uncertainty over supporting evidence before submission.
Keep a copy of the application and the acknowledgement together. The receipt provides a record of submission, but it should not be interpreted as approval of eligibility or confirmation that the name has been added.
Merit List and Seat Allotment Are Separate Stages
Appearance in a provisional list does not guarantee admission to a particular college or speciality. Candidates still need to follow the applicable counselling instructions and complete subsequent requirements when announced.
Before selecting preferences, compare available programmes, fees and institutional conditions. Use the current seat information rather than assuming that previous-year availability will remain unchanged.
What Happens Next?
The notice says counselling dates will be published subsequently in line with the MCC schedule. Candidates should monitor DME Assam’s updates for the detailed state instructions. October 16 is the missing-name submission deadline, not a confirmed seat-allotment or college-reporting date.
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