Candidates allotted MD/MS seats through Chhattisgarh NEET PG 2026 counselling must now prepare for document scrutiny and admission. According to the counselling information provided, the Chhattisgarh Directorate of Medical Education (CG DME) released the Round 1 Provisional Allotment List and Scrutiny and Admission Notice on 31 October 2026.

The update concerns postgraduate medical admissions under state counselling in government and private medical colleges. Both scrutiny and admission are scheduled to take place offline, requiring candidates to report to their designated centres.

Round 1 Scrutiny and Admission Schedule

The supplied notice details indicate two reporting windows in November. Importantly, document scrutiny closes earlier than admission on the final day of each window.

Activity

First Reporting Window

Second Reporting Window

Document scrutiny

2 November, 10 am to 6 November, 2 pm

10 November, 10 am to 11 November, 4 pm

Admission

2 November, 10 am to 6 November, 3 pm

10 November, 10 am to 11 November, 5 pm

Candidates should plan their travel carefully and allow sufficient time for verification, fee-related formalities and admission confirmation. Completing scrutiny alone does not mean that admission has been finalised.

Where Should Candidates Report?

The reporting venue depends on the institution allotted.

  • Government medical colleges: Candidates must report to their respective allotted colleges for scrutiny and admission.

  • Specified private medical colleges: Candidates allotted seats at Shri Balaji Institute of Medical Sciences, Raipur Institute of Medical Sciences or Shri Shankaracharya Institute of Medical Science must report to the designated common centre.

The common centre is listed as the Teacher Training Institute Building, Pt. Deendayal Upadhyay Smriti Health Science and Ayush University, Uparwara, Nava Raipur.

Private-college candidates should therefore check the reporting instructions before travelling directly to their allotted institution.

What Does the Allotment List Contain?

The supplied information describes the provisional allotment PDF as a 17-page document containing 278 numbered entries.

Candidates can search using their NEET PG roll number and check:

  • Allotted college and MD/MS specialisation

  • Allotted quota and category

  • Preference number

  • All India Rank and State Rank

  • NEET score, applicable bonus marks and total score

Since the allotment is provisional, admission remains subject to eligibility verification and completion of the prescribed formalities.

Documents to Keep Ready

Candidates should organise their original documents and photocopies before reporting. Key records mentioned in the supplied material include the NEET PG admit card and scorecard, MBBS academic documents, medical registration certificate, valid photo identification and photographs.

Domicile, category, EWS, disability and service certificates may also be required, depending on eligibility.

The final checklist must be confirmed from the applicable official instructions, particularly for bonds, fees, bank guarantees and certificate formats.

Scrutiny and Further Counselling

The supplied notice warns that absence from scrutiny or failure to establish eligibility may affect participation in subsequent rounds. Candidates considering upgradation should not assume that declining admission removes the scrutiny requirement.

Before reporting, visit cgdme.admissions.nic.in and check for revised notices. Follow only official instructions, and avoid anyone promising a guaranteed seat outside the authorised counselling process.

admission. Check the supplied schedule, designated centres and essential formalities.