If you are a NEET PG 2026 aspirant hoping to secure a postgraduate medical seat in Madhya Pradesh, 22 October 2026 deserves your immediate attention. The Directorate of Medical Education (DME), Madhya Pradesh has opened the objection window against the provisional vacancy/seat matrix for Round 1. In simple words, this is the stage where candidates can flag possible errors in the seat data before the final chart is frozen.
Key Dates at a Glance
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21 October 2026: Publication of registered candidates’ merit list and seat charts.
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22 October 2026: Objection window against vacancies/seat matrix.
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23 October 2026: Disposal of objections and release of final vacancy list.
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24–27 October 2026: Round 1 choice filling and locking.
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29 October 2026: Declaration of Round 1 seat allotment result.
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30 October–10 November 2026: Physical reporting, document verification and admission.
What DME Published on 21 October
On 21 October 2026, DME released a set of crucial documents on its official counselling portal:
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The merit list of registered candidates for MP State NEET PG Counselling (MD/MS/DNB), a detailed PDF.
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The seat chart for Government Medical Colleges (MD/MS seats).
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The seat chart for Private Medical Colleges (MD/MS seats).
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A separate document for NBEMS Post-MBBS DNB and PG Diploma seats.
These files form the backbone of your Round 1 planning. However, aspirants are advised to download them patiently, as some PDF links reportedly faced technical timeout issues. Always rely only on the official portal for authentic information.
Why Today’s Objection Window Matters
The seat matrix is not just a list of numbers; it reflects your real choices. It shows the college, speciality, category, quota and seat type available in Round 1.
Candidates should carefully scrutinise:
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College name and MD/MS speciality mentioned correctly.
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Vacancy count for the concerned course.
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Applicable category, in-service quota and reservation status.
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Whether you are checking the government or private seat chart.
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DNB and PG Diploma seat details, if you are eligible.
Important distinction: Today’s window is meant for vacancy-related discrepancies. If you notice an error in the merit list, do not treat it as a seat-matrix objection unless the official instructions clearly permit it.
How to Raise an Objection
The DME portal confirms the availability of the merit list and seat charts, but a separate public objection form or exact submission timing was not clearly visible. Therefore, follow this prudent approach:
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Visit the official DME MP PG Counselling portal.
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Download the 21 October merit list and relevant seat chart.
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Verify every detail calmly and systematically.
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If a genuine discrepancy exists, use the objection submission mode provided in the candidate login or the latest portal instructions.
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Keep a screenshot or acknowledgement safely for future reference.
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Re-check the final vacancy list on 23 October 2026.
If the process remains unclear, aspirants may contact the official help line number 0755-6720204 for authentic guidance.
Counselling Roadmap After Objections
The tentative schedule released by DME outlines the following milestones:
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23 October 2026: Disposal of objections and publication of final vacancy list.
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24–27 October 2026: Round 1 choice filling and locking, up to midnight. Edited choices must be re-locked through OTP; otherwise, earlier locked choices may be considered valid.
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29 October 2026: First round seat allotment result.
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30 October–10 November 2026, till 6 pm: Physical reporting, document verification and admission at the allotted college.
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30 October–10 November 2026: College-level online resignation/cancellation facility. As per the schedule, no seat-leaving bond will apply during this period.
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Upgradation option: Candidates must choose YES or NO at admission; it can be edited till 11:59 pm on 10 November 2026.