WB NEET UG Counselling 2026 Round 2 Provisional Merit List Out at wbmcc.nic.in
West Bengal NEET UG Counselling 2026 Round 2 provisional candidate list has been released by the West Bengal Medical Counselling Committee, allowing successfully verified candidates to check their status before the second-round MBBS and BDS seat allotment. WBMCC has also released the Round 2 seat matrix, while the allotment result is scheduled for September 15 after 6 PM.
The official document is described by WBMCC as the provisional list of candidates for Round 2. Candidates who completed registration and verification should check whether their details appear correctly before proceeding through the remaining counselling stages.
Round 2 choice filling and locking continued until September 14, making the newly released candidate list and seat matrix crucial documents for students competing for available medical and dental seats.
WB NEET UG Round 2: Current Status
| Event | Status/Date |
| Round 2 Provisional Candidate List | Released |
| Round 2 Seat Matrix | Released |
| Choice Filling and Locking | September 12 to September 14, 2026 |
| Round 2 Seat Allotment Result | September 15, 2026 after 6 PM |
| Reporting and Admission | September 16 to 18, 2026 |
What Is the Round 2 Provisional List?
The provisional list contains candidates who have successfully completed the required verification process for the second counselling round.
Students should not confuse this list with the final seat-allotment result.
Appearing in the provisional candidate list means the candidate can participate in the applicable counselling process subject to the remaining rules.
It does not mean an MBBS or BDS seat has already been allotted.
How to Check WB NEET Round 2 Candidate List
- Open the official West Bengal Medical Counselling Committee website.
- Go to the UG Medical and Dental counselling section.
- Open the notices and events area.
- Locate the provisional list of candidates for Round 2.
- Download the PDF.
- Search using candidate details.
- Verify the information carefully.
Check Every Detail in the PDF
Candidates should check whether the information recorded against their candidature is accurate.
If an obvious discrepancy appears, students should follow the procedure communicated by WBMCC rather than continuing on the assumption that it will correct itself automatically.
Round 2 Seat Matrix Is Also Available
The seat matrix shows the seats available for Round 2 allotment across participating medical and dental colleges.
It can include seats created through:
- Round 1 non-joining
- Seat surrender
- Upgradation
- Vacancy movement
- Other officially added vacancies
Students should use the Round 2 matrix rather than relying on an old Round 1 vacancy table.
Why Seat Matrix Matters
A candidate may have had little chance at a particular college during the first round but find additional opportunities if vacancies have emerged.
However, vacancy availability alone does not guarantee allotment.
The final result depends on merit, category, quota, preferences and seat availability when the allotment algorithm is processed.
WBMCC Handles 85% State Quota Seats
West Bengal's state counselling covers the applicable 85% state-quota MBBS and BDS seats in government institutions.
The counselling framework also includes applicable state, management and NRI-category seats in private medical and dental colleges.
Candidates should always check the quota shown against any seat they are considering.
State Quota and Management Quota Are Not the Same
The fee structure and eligibility framework can differ dramatically.
A candidate should never fill a private management-quota choice without checking the financial commitment.
Medical education can involve several years of substantial expenditure.
Round 2 Result Comes September 15
The seat allotment result is scheduled for September 15 after 6 PM.
Candidates should use the official counselling portal rather than waiting exclusively for an SMS or coaching-centre alert.
Heavy traffic can occur when results are released, so students should remain patient if the website initially loads slowly.
Reporting Begins Immediately After the Result
The current schedule provides reporting and admission from September 16 to September 18.
This is a short window.
Candidates should therefore organize admission documents before the result instead of waiting to see whether they receive a seat.
Documents Candidates Should Keep Ready
Depending on the applicable counselling requirements, candidates may need documents such as:
- NEET UG admit card
- NEET UG result or scorecard
- Class 10 certificate
- Class 12 marksheet
- Identity proof
- Domicile documents
- Category certificate
- Allotment letter
- Medical certificate where applicable
The official WBMCC checklist should always take priority over generic document lists.
Domicile Documentation Can Be Critical
West Bengal counselling uses prescribed domicile rules.
Students claiming state-quota eligibility should ensure that the relevant documentation and proforma satisfy the current requirements.
A general residence certificate should not automatically be assumed to fulfil every counselling condition.
Round 2 Can Produce Significant Cutoff Movement
Medical counselling is dynamic.
A candidate who upgrades from one institution can create a vacancy for another candidate.
This chain can move across multiple colleges.
As a result, Round 2 closing ranks can differ from Round 1.
Do Not Treat Predicted Cutoffs as Guaranteed
Previous closing ranks are useful planning tools.
They cannot predict how every candidate ahead of you will fill preferences.
Real allotment depends on actual candidate choices.
Private Medical Fees Need Serious Research
Before reporting to a private institution, students should understand:
- Annual tuition fee
- Hostel fee
- Security deposit
- Other institutional charges
- Total multi-year cost
Do not make a financial decision based only on a social-media fee table.
MBBS College Choice Should Include Hospital Exposure
Medical education is not limited to classroom lectures.
Students eventually learn through clinical postings.
Teaching-hospital exposure, patient load and departmental activity can therefore become important considerations.
BDS Candidates Should Evaluate Dentistry Independently
Students should not treat BDS as simply an MBBS backup without considering whether dentistry genuinely interests them.
The curriculum and professional pathway are distinct.
Beware of Fake Allotment Messages
Admission periods attract fraud.
A candidate may receive calls promising a seat upgrade in exchange for payment.
No private agent can legitimately change the official WBMCC merit allotment.
Never share:
- OTP
- Password
- Banking credentials
- Counselling login details
Save Every Counselling Document
Students should create a folder containing:
- Registration confirmation
- Verification records
- Candidate list
- Choice list
- Allotment letter
- Fee receipts
- Reporting acknowledgement
Final Takeaway
WBMCC has released the West Bengal NEET UG Counselling 2026 Round 2 provisional candidate list along with the updated seat matrix.
The Round 2 seat allotment result is scheduled for September 15 after 6 PM, followed by reporting and admission from September 16 to 18.
Candidates should use the released documents to verify their eligibility and prepare for the result, while keeping fees, quota rules, documents and reporting requirements ready in advance.
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