The State NEET UG Medical/Dental Counselling Board, 2026, operating out of SMS Medical College, Jaipur, has opened a two-day window for candidates to resign from their Rajasthan state-allotted MBBS/BDS seats after securing a seat in Round 2 of the Medical Counselling Committee’s (MCC) All India Quota counselling.
The instruction was issued via office order State-UG Counselling Board-2026/Spl-1, dated September 10, 2026, by the Chairman of the counselling board, and is available on the official portal, ug.neetrajasthan.com.
Who can resign
Only candidates who received a seat allotment in MCC Round 2 are eligible to resign their Rajasthan state seat under this notice. The board has not extended the window to any other category of candidates in this order.
Resignation schedule and process
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Order reference | State-UG Counseling Board-2026/Spl-1 |
| Date of order | September 10, 2026 |
| Resignation window | September 11 and 12, 2026 |
| Timing | 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM |
| Venue | The candidate’s respective allotted college |
| Eligibility | Candidates allotted a seat in MCC Round 2 |
| Mode | In person only |
To resign, an eligible candidate must:
- Report in person to the college where the Rajasthan state seat was allotted, within the September 11–12 window.
- Download the resignation letter from the college portal and submit it at the college.
- Collect all original documents that were deposited at the time of joining or reporting; the college is required to return these once the resignation is processed.
The notice does not mention any security deposit forfeiture or fee-related consequence for resigning. Candidates should confirm this directly with their college’s counselling cell before resigning, since such conditions are sometimes covered separately in the counselling bulletin rather than in individual office orders.
Why this matters
This window lets candidates who upgraded to an All India Quota seat through MCC Round 2 formally vacate their Rajasthan state seat, freeing it up for subsequent rounds of state counselling. It comes in the same week that Rajasthan’s own Round 2 state counselling process has been progressing, with the state merit list for Round 2 having been published on September 10, 2026, a separate track from this MCC-linked resignation process. Candidates should treat the two as distinct: one concerns seats allotted directly by the state board, the other concerns candidates exiting the state system after an AIQ upgrade.
Candidates are advised to rely only on the official portal, ug.neetrajasthan.com, and their allotment/college notices for further updates, since resignation and reporting deadlines in NEET counselling are strict and non-extendable in most cases.
