AMRU releases provisional MBBS/BDS seat list for Himachal NEET UG 2026

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Atal Medical and Research University (AMRU), Himachal Pradesh, released the provisional seat allocation list for the third round of MBBS/BDS counselling for the 2026-27 session on Wednesday, 14 October. The list covers 177 candidates across government and private medical and dental colleges in the state, including NRI quota seats. Allocations are based on NEET UG 2026 rank, category, and quota applied.

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The allocation is provisional and does not grant any legal right to the seat. Candidates must verify their details and category certificates immediately. Any discrepancy must be reported to [email protected] by 11 AM on 15 October. Candidates have been told not to approach their allotted college until the final allotment is released, the date for which has yet to be announced.

The university warned that invalid or outdated reserved-category certificates will result in loss of the seat benefit and reversion to general category status.

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The 177 candidates on the provisional list face a tight window to correct errors. A mismatched certificate or a missed email by 11 AM on 15 October could mean losing a reserved-category seat entirely. The allocation carries no legal right until AMRU completes document verification. The next concrete step, the final allotment date, is left unannounced, forcing candidates to keep checking the AMRU website and their login portal for joining instructions.


Source: medadmit.in

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