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Punjab Mop-Up Round 2026: Eligibility and Seat Allotment Explained

Saptarshi Ghosh • 4 Mins read • 8 Sep 26

Punjab Mop-Up Round

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Punjab Mop-Up Round 2026 is tentatively set to begin in the 3rd or 4th week of September 2026. It is the last chance or the last Punjab NEET counselling 2026 round for students who want to take admission for MBBS or BDS in the medical colleges in Punjab. Check: Top Medical Colleges in Punjab 2026.

People who failed to get a seat in the Punjab NEET Counselling 2026 Round 1 and the Punjab Counselling Round 2 can apply in this round. The Punjab Mop-Up Round 2026 is a very crucial counselling round for all medical aspirants. This blog will guide you through the whole process of Punjab Mop-Up Round 2026 eligibility and seat allotment, which will make your admission process simple and easy.

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Punjab Mop-Up Round 2026: Eligibility Criteria

Candidates have to meet certain criteria to become eligible for the Punjab NEET Mop-Up Round 2026.

Candidates have to meet certain criteria to become eligible for the Punjab NEET Mop-Up Round 2026.
The first requirement is to qualify for the NEET-UG 2026 examination
If a candidate did not sign up in the previous rounds, they can apply in the mop-up round.
People who registered for previous rounds but did not get a place are still eligible for the Punjab mop-up round.
Those who got acceptance in Round 2 but did not join college and their security amounts were forfeited or withdrawn are also eligible to apply for the mop-up round.
Candidates should visit the official portal and fill in their choices to be considered for the Mop-Up Round.

Punjab mop up round 2026: Seat allotment process

Allotting seats for the Mop-Up Round is done by the following process-

Making Preferences- Candidates have to pick and secure their order of colleges and courses.
Security deposit- Refundable security deposit is required (mandatory). The security deposit in government colleges is ₹25,000 and in private colleges, it is ₹2,00,000.
Seat Allotment- People are offered seats depending on how they ranked in NEET-UG, their category and the preferences mentioned on the application form.
Reporting at allotted college- After being shortlisted, candidates visit the college and submit their original documents and fee receipts.
Fees must be paid: Once the security deposit is adjusted, candidates need to pay the remaining balance tuition fee within the given time period.

Conclusion

The Mop-Up Round is a critical phase for Punjab NEET-UG 2026 aspirants aiming for admission in Punjab's medical and dental colleges. By understanding the eligibility criteria and seat allotment process, candidates can enhance their chances of securing a seat. Ensure timely submission of willingness, accurate choice filling, and prompt reporting to the allotted college to make the most of this opportunity.

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