Karnataka NEET Counselling 2026 Round 2 Seat Allotment Result has been released by the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) for MBBS and BDS admissions. The provisional allotment was published on September 11, 2026, after candidates completed the Round 2 web-option process.
According to the latest update, 11,626 candidates have been provisionally allotted MBBS seats, while 2,689 candidates submitted options for BDS seats. The allotment has been prepared on the basis of candidate merit, available seats and the preferences entered during counselling.
Candidates who have received a seat should carefully check the allotment details and follow the next admission steps within the prescribed timeline.
| Particular | Details |
| Counselling Authority | Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) |
| Admission | MBBS and BDS |
| Counselling | Karnataka NEET UG Counselling 2026 |
| Round | Round 2 |
| Result Status | Provisional Result Released |
| MBBS Candidates | 11,626 |
| BDS Candidates with Options | 2,689 |
| Web Options | September 7 to 9, 2026 |
| Choice-4 Deadline | September 14, 2026, 5 PM |
| Next Process | Allotment re-run and revised final result |
| Official Website | cetonline.karnataka.gov.in |
The Karnataka NEET Round 2 Seat Allotment Result 2026 has been released provisionally for medical and dental admissions. Candidates can check the allotment through the official KEA website.
The provisional result is not the final allotment. KEA will first allow eligible candidates who have also received seats through MCC counselling to exercise Choice-4 and exit the KEA counselling process. After this window closes, vacant seats will be considered for a re-run of the Round 2 allotment.
Candidates should therefore read the provisional allotment instructions carefully before taking any admission-related decision.
Karnataka NEET 2026 Counselling Round 2 Seat Allotment Result Link (Active)
The Round 2 allotment covers both MBBS and BDS seats.
KEA has stated that 11,626 candidates applied for MBBS seats, while 2,689 candidates submitted options for BDS seats. The allotment has been prepared according to merit and the choices entered by candidates during the web-option process.
Candidates should check their allotted college and course carefully before proceeding with the next stage.
Candidates can check the Karnataka NEET seat allotment result through the KEA website by following these steps:
Visit cetonline.karnataka.gov.in.
Open the UGNEET section.
Look for the Round 2 seat allotment result link.
Open the relevant MBBS or BDS allotment result.
Download the result PDF.
Search for your details and check the allotted college and course.
Candidates should use the official KEA website for the latest allotment information.
One of the most important updates after the provisional allotment is the Choice-4 option.
Candidates who have received an MBBS or BDS seat through MCC Round 2 and wish to retain that seat can choose Choice-4 on the KEA portal. The facility is available until 5 PM on September 14, 2026.
Once a candidate chooses Choice-4, they will exit the KEA seat allotment process. The seat vacated by such a candidate can then be offered to another eligible candidate.
Candidates should make this decision only after considering the seat allotted through MCC and the applicable admission rules.
After the Choice-4 window closes, KEA will conduct a re-run of the Round 2 seat allotment.
The re-run will consider the seats that become vacant when candidates leave the KEA counselling process to join their MCC-allotted seats. Importantly, candidates will not be allowed to enter new choices or modify their existing preferences during this re-run.
KEA will use the options already submitted during the counselling process to prepare the subsequent allotment.
After the re-run, the authority will publish the revised final Karnataka NEET Round 2 seat allotment result.
Candidates should first check whether they have received a seat and understand the status of their allotment.
Those accepting a KEA-allotted seat must complete the admission formalities within the prescribed timeline. Candidates should also check the applicable fee payment and reporting instructions issued by KEA.
Candidates who have received a seat through both MCC and KEA counselling should carefully follow the instructions regarding Choice-4 before making a final decision.
Candidates who retain their KEA-allotted seat must report to the concerned institute as instructed by KEA.
Before visiting the college, candidates should check:
Reporting date and timing
College address
Required original documents
Fee payment instructions
Admission confirmation requirements
Candidates should avoid waiting until the last date, particularly when original documents need to be verified at the institute.
Candidates should keep their original documents and required copies ready for admission and verification.
Commonly required documents include:
NEET UG 2026 scorecard
NEET UG 2026 admit card
Class 10 marks card
Class 12/2nd PUC marks card
KEA counselling application/confirmation page
Identity proof
Category certificate, wherever applicable
Income certificate, wherever applicable
Study or domicile-related documents, wherever applicable
Candidates under NRI or foreign-national categories may have to submit additional documents as prescribed by KEA.
KEA has prescribed additional documents for NRI and foreign-national candidates participating in medical, dental and AYUSH admissions.
Foreign nationals may need documents such as passport, visa/resident visa, citizenship proof, birth certificate, NEET scorecard, NEET admit card and academic certificates.
NRI candidates may additionally be required to submit documents including the ward certificate, family tree, embassy certificate, sponsor-related documents and other records specified by KEA.
Candidates should check the category-specific document requirements before reporting.
The current counselling flow is:
Round 2 Provisional Allotment → Choice-4 Window → Allotment Re-Run → Revised Final Allotment → Admission
Candidates should keep checking the official KEA website because the revised final allotment will depend on seats vacated during the Choice-4 process.
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