MCC NEET UG 2026 Special Stray Round Allotment Result Out – Check 811 Allotments, Report by 16 November 2026 RESULT OUT

MCC NEET UG 2026 Special Stray Round Allotment Result – Overview

MCC NEET UG 2026 Special Stray Round Result – Quick Summary (In Simple Words)

The Medical Counselling Committee has declared the final allotment result of the NEET UG 2026 Special Stray Vacancy Round on 06 November 2026. Out of 1,219 vacant seats, 811 candidates got a seat — 537 in MBBS, 208 in BDS and 66 in BSc Nursing. The MBBS seats were the hardest to get: only 537 of the 946 vacant MBBS seats were filled, so 409 MBBS seats are still empty. The result is a PDF list on mcc.nic.in — open it and search your NEET roll number or All India Rank. If your name is in the list, download your allotment letter from the MCC candidate login and report to your allotted college before 5 PM on 16 November 2026. Remember, this round has no exit option — if you do not join, you lose your security deposit. This was the last MCC round for MBBS this year, while BDS and BSc Nursing candidates get one more round (Round 6) from 17 November 2026.

MCC NEET UG 2026 Special Stray Round – Important Dates

MCC NEET UG 2026 Special Stray Round – Course-Wise Allotment (Total 811)

MCC listed 1,219 vacant seats for this round and allotted 811 of them. MBBS had the most vacant seats (946) but only 537 were filled. BDS filled 208 seats against 207 listed in the seat matrix, because MCC added a few seats through notices on 02 and 04 November 2026. BSc Nursing filled all 66 vacant seats.

How to Check MCC NEET UG 2026 Special Stray Round Allotment Result

The result is a PDF list, not a login-based scorecard. Follow these simple steps to check your allotment.

1. Go to the official MCC website mcc.nic.in and open the UG Medical Counselling section.
2. Click on the link “Final Result for UG Counselling Special stray vacancy Round for MBBS and 5th round of BDS/B.Sc nursing 2026” under Current Events.
3. Download the final allotment PDF (20 pages, 811 entries) and press Ctrl + F on your keyboard.
4. Search for your NEET UG 2026 roll number or your All India Rank.
5. Check your allotted institute, course, quota and category in the list.
6. Log in to the MCC candidate portal and download your provisional allotment letter — you will need it at the time of reporting.
7. Keep a few printed copies of the allotment letter and the result PDF for college reporting.

Note: Only fresh choices filled in this round were counted. Choices from earlier rounds were treated as void, and candidates who had already joined an All India Quota or state seat were not allowed in this round.

Reporting and Joining – What Allotted Candidates Must Do

Allotted candidates must physically report to their allotted college between 07 November and 16 November 2026, before 05:00 PM (as per the MCC server time). Reporting is in person — do not wait for the last day, because colleges close their admission counters at 5 PM sharp on 16 November 2026.

• Download your allotment letter from the MCC candidate login before you travel.
• Check the allotted college website for its fee, reporting time and any extra documents or demand drafts it asks for.
• Carry all original documents with photocopies (list given in the next section).
• Pay the college fee at the time of admission as per the college rules.
• Complete the admission formalities and collect the admission receipt before you leave the college.

Note: This is the last MCC round for MBBS seats in NEET UG counselling 2026. Unfilled MBBS seats will not go to another MCC round after this.

Documents Required for Reporting at Allotted College

Carry the original documents with photocopies. Colleges may ask for extra documents or fee drafts, so check the allotted college website before travelling.

• Provisional allotment letter issued by MCC
• NEET UG 2026 admit card and scorecard
• Class 10 certificate as proof of date of birth
• Class 10 and Class 12 marksheets and passing certificates
• Eight passport-size photographs matching the application form
• Valid government photo ID such as Aadhaar Card or PAN Card
• Category certificate (SC / ST / OBC / EWS), if a reserved seat is allotted
• PwD certificate, if applicable

What Happens If You Do Not Report or Join

The Special Stray Vacancy Round has no exit or resignation option. This is the most important rule of this round, so read it carefully.

• A candidate who gets a seat in this round and does not join loses the security deposit.
• MCC rules also allow debarment from the next NEET UG examination for candidates who do not join after allotment.
• There is no free exit in this round — once a seat is allotted, the candidate must join it or face the penalty above.
• Unfilled MBBS seats after this round will not go to another MCC round.

Round 6 for BDS and BSc Nursing Seats – Schedule

MBBS counselling is over after the Special Stray Round, but BDS and BSc Nursing candidates get one more round. The schedule is from the same official MCC notice dated 30 October 2026.

Tips for Allotted Candidates

1. Report early, do not wait for 16 November: The last date is 16 November 2026 till 5 PM, and colleges close their counters at 5 PM sharp.
2. Download the allotment letter first: The college will not admit you without the MCC allotment letter from the candidate login.
3. Keep originals and photocopies ready: Carry the full document list above, and keep a few extra photocopies with you.
4. Check the college fee in advance: Visit the allotted college website and keep the fee and demand draft ready before you travel.
5. Do not trust agents or fake links: Check the result only on mcc.nic.in. Do not pay money to anyone for a seat in this round.
6. BDS and BSc Nursing candidates: If you did not get a seat in this round, get ready for Round 6 — registration opens on 17 November 2026.

MCC NEET UG 2026 Special Stray Round Allotment Result – Key Highlights

• The MCC has declared the final allotment result of the NEET UG 2026 Special Stray Vacancy Round on 06 November 2026 at mcc.nic.in.
• A total of 811 candidates got seats — MBBS 537, BDS 208 and BSc Nursing 66 — out of 1,219 vacant seats.
• The provisional result was published on 05 November 2026, and the final result came one day before the scheduled date of 07 November 2026.
• Allotted candidates must report to their colleges between 07 and 16 November 2026, before 05:00 PM on 16 November 2026.
• This round has no exit or resignation option — a candidate who does not join loses the security deposit and may be debarred from the next NEET UG exam.
• This was the last MCC round for MBBS seats this year; 409 MBBS seats are still vacant.
• BDS and BSc Nursing candidates get one more round — Round 6, with result on 20 November and reporting from 21 to 28 November 2026.
• The last MBBS allotment went to All India Rank 11,91,652.

FAQs – MCC NEET UG 2026 Special Stray Round Allotment Result

Q1. When was the MCC NEET UG 2026 Special Stray Round final result declared?
The final allotment result was declared on 06 November 2026 on the official MCC website mcc.nic.in. The provisional result was published a day earlier, on 05 November 2026, and candidates could send grievances till 11 AM on 06 November 2026. The final result came one day before the scheduled date of 07 November 2026.

Q2. How many seats were allotted in the Special Stray Round?
A total of 811 candidates were allotted seats — 537 in MBBS, 208 in BDS and 66 in BSc Nursing — out of 1,219 vacant seats listed for this round. The final allotment list has 811 entries, and the last serial number in the list is 811.

Q3. How many MBBS seats were vacant and how many are still empty?
There were 946 vacant MBBS seats in this round, and 537 of them were allotted. That means 409 MBBS seats are still vacant. Most of the allotted MBBS seats (510) are self-financed merit seats in deemed universities.

Q4. Where can I check the MCC NEET UG Special Stray Round allotment result?
Go to the official MCC website mcc.nic.in, open the UG Medical Counselling section and click on “Final Result for UG Counselling Special stray vacancy Round for MBBS and 5th round of BDS/B.Sc nursing 2026”. Download the PDF and press Ctrl + F to search your NEET UG 2026 roll number or All India Rank.

Q5. What is the last date to report to the allotted college?
Allotted candidates must report to their allotted colleges between 07 November and 16 November 2026, before 05:00 PM on 16 November 2026 (as per the MCC server time). Reporting is in person — do not wait for the last day.

Q6. What documents are needed at the time of reporting?
Carry the provisional allotment letter issued by MCC, NEET UG 2026 admit card and scorecard, Class 10 certificate as date of birth proof, Class 10 and Class 12 marksheets and passing certificates, eight passport-size photographs, a valid government photo ID and your category or PwD certificate if applicable. Colleges may ask for extra documents or fee drafts, so check the allotted college website first.

Q7. What happens if I do not join after getting a seat in this round?
There is no exit or resignation option in the Special Stray Vacancy Round. A candidate who does not join loses the security deposit, and MCC rules also allow debarment from the next NEET UG examination. So, join the allotted seat before the last date.

Q8. Is there another round for MBBS after the Special Stray Round?
No. The Special Stray Vacancy Round was the last MCC round for MBBS seats in NEET UG counselling 2026. Unfilled MBBS seats will not go to another MCC round. BDS and BSc Nursing candidates still have one more round — Round 6.

Q9. When is Round 6 for BDS and BSc Nursing?
Round 6 is only for BDS and BSc Nursing seats. Registration and fee payment are from 17 to 19 November 2026, the result will be published on 20 November 2026, and reporting at the allotted college is from 21 to 28 November 2026 (till 05:00 PM).

Q10. How do I download the allotment letter?
Log in to the MCC candidate portal through the UG Medical Counselling section on mcc.nic.in and download your provisional allotment letter. Keep a few printed copies of the allotment letter and the result PDF for college reporting.