It is another development in the NEET UG 2026 process: MCC has put out a Revised Provisional Result II for Round 1 on mcc.nic.in that accounts for 2,946 seat allotments. There is a limited time for students to put in a grievance, the deadline being 12:30 PM on August 24, 2026. Under no circumstances should anyone be reporting to colleges at this stage.
What changed in Round 1 and why it matters
MCC has made it plain that the updated list for Round 1 is provisional in nature. It is a reflection of corrections during the counselling and is subject to further change once complaints have been scrutinised.
The committee is explicit: a candidate has no right to a seat as shown in this revised provisional list, nor can the outcome be taken to court.
Reporting to institutes and the attendant document checks and formalities will only commence when the final result is put out following the resolution of any grievances.
Immediate actions for candidates
Time is of the essence. MCC would have students check every entry to avoid any last-minute trouble for themselves or the colleges. Here is what is required:
– Go to the MCC portal and get the revised list
– Look over your quota, category, course and allotted college
– See how it differs from your earlier status
– Use the grievance system if you find something amiss
– Make sure to meet the 12:30 PM deadline on August 24, 2026
– Hold off on visiting any college until the final result is in
Where to check the revised list
You will find the document in the UG Medical Counselling area of the MCC portal at mcc.nic.in. A trip to the Candidate Login Portal and a search of the PDF by roll number will give you your allocation details.
Should anything appear to be wrong, MCC has told students to file a complaint through the Candidates Grievances and Query Redressal System before the time runs out.
Guidance for colleges and institutions
Colleges are to hold for the final Round 1 result and the revised schedule from MCC. To accept a candidate on the strength of the provisional list is to risk a mismatch down the line.
Institutes would do well to be ready for a tight reporting phase. When the final list is released, there must be an efficient process for verifying eligibility and documents so as not to create queues or require repeat visits.
What happens next
MCC says the grievance submissions will be looked at first, then the official NEET UG 2026 Round 1 allotment will be made public. A separate notice will set out the reporting instructions and timeline.
Once the final result is known, candidates can present themselves at the institute for admission and verification. After that is done they are free to join their MBBS, BDS or other undergraduate medical courses as confirmed.
Who is affected right now
There are 2,946 candidates with seats on the revised list. Any who note a departure from an earlier allocation should take their cue from this updated version, but the matter is not settled until MCC issues the final Round 1 result.
For both students and institutions, the best course is to watch mcc.nic.in and act on nothing but the final, official communications. It is the only way to keep the admission cycle on track and sidestep disputes.
