The state’s Round 2 counselling covers BSc Nursing along with other nursing, physiotherapy, and allied and healthcare courses. The official notice says admission is based on CET-2026 merit. Candidates should therefore check the Haryana counselling portal and the instructions for their specific course rather than relying on notices for a different exam or counselling process. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="0"}

Haryana BSc Nursing Round 2: key information

The university’s Round 2 notice lists October 12 for provisional seat allocation. It says the subsequent schedule—including grievances, final allocation, fee payment, document verification, admission-letter download and joining—will be notified separately. Candidates should check the portal for those dates instead of assuming a reporting window. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="1"}

How to check the allotment status

1. Visit the Haryana CET-2026 admissions portal.
2. Open the relevant Round 2 counselling or provisional allocation notice.
3. Sign in to the candidate account if the result requires login.
4. Check the allotted course, institution, category and any instructions shown.
5. Save or download the result and allotment document for reference.

What candidates should do after allocation

• Read the notice fully: Provisional allocation is one stage in counselling. Follow the portal’s instructions for objections, final allocation and admission formalities.
• Track each deadline: The university says the later schedule will be announced separately. Check for updates on fee payment, document verification and joining.
• Keep documents ready: Refer to the official document list and ensure required records are available in the format requested.
• Review choices and upgrade rules: Round 2 participants may need to submit fresh preferences. Candidates seeking an upgrade should follow the willingness and choice-filling instructions that apply to their status.
• Use the official portal: The university notice says admissions made independently by private institutes are not valid under this centralized counselling process.