# Kerala NEET PG final merit list released, option deadline 31 Oct

2026-10-31T04:24:31+00:00 | Governance | Indian Opinion Desk

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The Kerala Commissioner for Entrance Examinations released the final merit and category lists for NEET PG 2026 medical admissions on 29 October. Candidates can view their results on the CEE Kerala website or the PG Medical Candidate Portal 2026. Option registration closes at 10 AM on 31 October. Candidates with defects in their nativity certificate may correct them before the deadline, but CEE has said claims already cancelled will not be reinstated. The allotment and joining schedule is yet to be announced.

## Indian Opinion Analysis

Option registration for Kerala NEET PG 2026 closes at 10 AM on 31 October, leaving candidates a single day to check the final merit list and fix any nativity certificate defects flagged by the CEE. The lists were published on 29 October, a three-day gap from the provisional release on 26 October, so rejected claims will not be reinstated after the deadline. Admissions hinge on the allotment schedule, which the CEE says will be notified separately, meaning the next concrete date for candidates is unknown.

## Coverage

- business-standard.com <https://www.business-standard.com/education/news/kerala-neet-pg-2026-final-merit-list-released-check-important-dates-nc-126103000502_1.html>
  Leads with official release date and directs candidates to website

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