West Bengal NEET UG 2026 Round 3 Result to Be Revised on 12 October After MCC Weeding Direction

West Bengal NEET UG 2026 Round 3 Result: Revised Allotment on 12 October

A major update has been issued for candidates participating in West Bengal NEET UG 2026 Round 3 counselling.

The West Bengal Medical Counselling Committee (WBMCC) has officially announced that the revised Round 3 allotment result will be published after 4:00 PM on 12 October 2026.

The decision follows a fresh direction issued by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC), New Delhi, asking all state counselling authorities to remove candidates who have already joined seats through the All India Quota (AIQ) up to Round 3 before processing state Round 3 allotments. S3WAAS

This means the West Bengal Round 3 result is being revised to ensure that candidates already holding an AIQ seat are not allotted another seat through the state counselling process.

Official WBMCC Notice: What It Says

WBMCC issued an Urgent Notice dated 10 October 2026 for West Bengal NEET UG Medical and Dental Counselling 2026.

The notice states that, in pursuance of MCC’s notice dated 10 October 2026, the revised Round 3 allotment result will be published after 4 PM on 12 October 2026.

WBMCC has also said that the revised counselling schedule will be published soon. S3WAAS

The urgent notice is currently listed on the official WBMCC UG Medical & Dental notice page. WB Medical Counselling

Why Is the West Bengal Round 3 Result Being Revised?

The revision is due to an MCC instruction related to weeding out candidates who have already joined All India Quota seats.

MCC’s notice dated 10 October 2026 says that:

• Round 3 reporting for MCC UG counselling was completed on 9 October 2026.
• State counselling authorities must identify and remove candidates who have already joined AIQ seats up to Round 3.
• This filtering must happen before state Round 3 seat processing.
• The purpose is to prevent a candidate who is already holding an AIQ seat from being allotted another seat through state counselling. S3WAAS

MCC has also informed state authorities that they can download the joined-candidate data through the MCC data-sharing portal. S3WAAS

What Does “Weeding Out” Mean in NEET Counselling?

“Weeding out” means removing candidates from a state counselling allotment pool when they have already joined a seat under another counselling system and are no longer eligible for a further allotment under the applicable rules.

In this case, MCC has specifically asked states to exclude candidates who have joined an AIQ seat up to Round 3 before processing State Round 3.

This coordination is important because the same candidate may have participated in both:

• MCC All India Quota counselling, and
• West Bengal State counselling.

Without proper filtering, one candidate could temporarily block two seats.

West Bengal NEET UG 2026 Round 3: Latest Status

Is the Earlier Round 3 Allotment Final?

Candidates should not treat the earlier Round 3 allotment position as final until WBMCC publishes the revised result.

Because candidates who have already joined AIQ seats are now being filtered out, the state allotment may change for some candidates.

This may affect:

• college allotment,
• quota/category position,
• seat upgradation,
• vacancy movement,
• next available preference.

Therefore, candidates should wait for the revised WBMCC Round 3 allotment result on 12 October.

Who Can Be Affected by the Revision?

The revision can potentially affect more than just the candidates being weeded out.

When an ineligible or already-joined AIQ candidate is removed from the West Bengal allotment pool, that seat may become available to the next eligible candidate according to merit, category, preference and counselling rules.

As a result, some candidates may see:

• a fresh allotment,
• an upgraded college,
• a different seat,
• movement to a higher preference,
• change in seat status.

However, not every candidate’s allotment will necessarily change.

Why MCC Issued This Direction

MCC’s notice refers to directions of the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India and states that filtering out joined AIQ candidates is mandatory before further state counselling processing, so that candidates already holding AIQ seats do not receive another state seat. S3WAAS

The aim is to reduce:

• duplicate seat blocking,
• unnecessary vacancies,
• delayed seat movement,
• counselling overlap between AIQ and State Quota.

West Bengal MBBS/BDS Counselling 2026: What Candidates Should Do Now

Candidates waiting for the revised result should:

1. Do not rely solely on the previous Round 3 allotment.
2. Check the WBMCC website on 12 October after 4 PM.
3. Download the revised allotment result once released.
4. Check college, course, quota and category carefully.
5. Wait for the revised counselling schedule.
6. Keep all admission documents ready.
7. Avoid relying on unofficial WhatsApp or Telegram deadlines.

How to Check WBMCC Revised Round 3 Result

Once the result is published:

1. Visit the official WBMCC website.
2. Open UG Medical & Dental Counselling.
3. Go to the Round 3 allotment/result section.
4. Open the revised Round 3 allotment result.
5. Log in to the candidate portal if required.
6. Check your allotted college and course.
7. Download your allotment details.
8. Read the revised schedule and reporting instructions.

WBMCC’s official UG Medical & Dental page currently lists the 10 October urgent notice and Round 3-related documents. WB Medical Counselling

What Should Candidates Verify in the Revised Allotment?

After the revised result is released, candidates should carefully verify:

• Candidate details
• Allotted college
• MBBS or BDS course
• Quota
• Category
• Seat type
• Round status
• Upgradation status
• Reporting instructions

Do not assume that the previous allotment remains unchanged.

Can a Candidate Who Joined an AIQ Seat Still Get a West Bengal State Seat?

According to MCC’s 10 October direction, state counselling authorities are required to weed out candidates who have already joined AIQ seats up to Round 3 before state Round 3 seat processing. S3WAAS

Therefore, such candidates should not continue to receive a West Bengal state Round 3 allotment if they fall under the MCC filtering rule.

What Happens to Seats Vacated After Weeding?

When candidates are removed from the allotment pool, their state counselling seats can potentially return to the available seat pool and be reassigned according to:

• merit,
• reservation category,
• choice order,
• counselling rules,
• seat availability.

This is why the revised result may benefit some candidates who were previously not allotted a seat or who received a lower preference.

West Bengal NEET UG 2026 Seat Categories

WBMCC conducts counselling for 85% State Quota MBBS/BDS seats in government medical and dental colleges, along with applicable seats in private institutions, including State Quota, Management Quota and NRI Quota as applicable. WB Medical Counselling

Candidates should carefully check the quota under which their revised allotment is made.

Documents to Keep Ready

Candidates should keep the following documents ready:

• NEET UG 2026 Admit Card
• NEET UG 2026 Scorecard
• WBMCC registration details
• Round 3 allotment document
• Class 10 Certificate
• Class 12 Marksheet and Certificate
• Domicile documents, where applicable
• Category certificate
• EWS certificate, where applicable
• PwD certificate, where applicable
• Valid Photo ID
• Passport-size photographs
• Fee payment proof
• Other documents required by WBMCC

The final document list should always be checked from the latest WBMCC instructions.

What About the Revised Reporting Schedule?

WBMCC has specifically stated that the revised schedule will be published soon. S3WAAS

Therefore, candidates should not assume that earlier Round 3 reporting or admission deadlines will remain unchanged.

Wait for the fresh official schedule before making travel or reporting plans.

Why 12 October Is Important

12 October 2026 is now a crucial date for West Bengal NEET UG candidates because the revised Round 3 allotment is scheduled to be published after 4 PM.

Candidates who:

• did not receive a seat,
• received a lower preference,
• are waiting for upgradation,
• are targeting private MBBS/BDS,
• are tracking State Quota vacancies,

should check the revised result carefully.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is West Bengal NEET UG 2026 Round 3 result being revised?

Yes. WBMCC has officially announced that the revised Round 3 allotment result will be published after MCC’s weeding-out direction. S3WAAS

When will the revised Round 3 result be released?

WBMCC says it will be published after 4 PM on 12 October 2026. S3WAAS

Why is the result being revised?

MCC has directed states to remove candidates who have already joined AIQ seats up to Round 3 before processing State Round 3 allotments. S3WAAS

When did MCC Round 3 reporting finish?

MCC’s notice states that Round 3 UG reporting was completed on 9 October 2026. S3WAAS

Will the earlier WBMCC allotment remain valid?

Candidates should wait for the revised result because some allotments may change after removal of already-joined AIQ candidates.

Will the reporting schedule change?

WBMCC has said that a revised schedule will be published soon. S3WAAS

Where should candidates check the revised result?

On the official WBMCC UG Medical & Dental Counselling portal. WB Medical Counselling

Conclusion

The West Bengal NEET UG 2026 Round 3 allotment result is being revised following MCC’s instruction to weed out candidates who have already joined an AIQ seat up to Round 3.

WBMCC has officially confirmed that the revised Round 3 allotment result will be published after 4 PM on 12 October 2026, while a revised counselling schedule will follow separately. S3WAAS

Candidates should therefore avoid treating their earlier Round 3 allotment as final and should re-check their result once the revised list is released.

Official WBMCC Notice: 10 October 2026 Urgent Notice PDF

Official WBMCC UG Counselling Portal: WBMCC UG Medical & Dental Counselling