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Uttarakhand NEET UG 2026: Round 1 Provisional Allotment Published

Sep 2, 2026

Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna Uttarakhand Medical Education University (HNBUMU), Dehradun, has published the Round 1 provisional seat allotment result for MBBS and BDS admission in Uttarakhand, released as a complete broad sheet on the official portal. Candidates who receive a seat now face a specific sequence of steps, with a hard deadline attached.

What's Confirmed

  • Provisional allotment result: available on hnbumu.ac.in

  • Float or Freeze decision: allotted candidates must choose whether to freeze their current seat or float for a potential upgrade in a later round

  • Document verification and college reporting: must be completed between the allotment date and September 5, 2026

  • Scope: covers 85% State Quota MBBS seats in government colleges, along with private and All India Open Quota seats within the state's counselling framework — separate from the 15% AIQ seats MCC handles directly

Uttarakhand has roughly 1,150 MBBS seats and 300 BDS seats across the state, filled through this HNBUMU-administered process.

Understanding Float vs. Freeze Here

This decision carries the same weight it does in most state counselling systems: freezing secures your current seat and requires physical reporting, while floating keeps you in contention for a better allotment in Round 2 without immediately reporting. The broader logic behind this decision, and what happens procedurally after allotment, is worth reviewing before you decide, since assuming either choice is automatically safe without understanding the follow-up steps can create avoidable complications.

What to Do Right Now

Check your allotted college and course on the broad sheet carefully, cross-referencing your NEET UG rank and the choices you submitted. Gather all original academic and category documents well ahead of your reporting date, since a complete, verified document checklist prevents delays at physical verification. Before finalising your Float or Freeze decision, it's worth checking how your rank translates into realistic college options and applying the same genuine-fit evaluation that should guide any college decision.

Track MCC Separately

Uttarakhand's 15% AIQ seats are filled directly through MCC's own national counselling process, which runs independently of HNBUMU's schedule. Candidates eligible for both routes should track each one on its own timeline rather than assuming a shared calendar.

If Round 1 Isn't Your Final Outcome

Uttarakhand's counselling continues with Round 2, a Mop-Up Round, and a Stray Round beyond this point. Understanding how seats reshuffle across later rounds is worth doing now, particularly if you're weighing whether to float rather than freeze this round.

Key Things to Remember

HNBUMU's Round 1 provisional allotment for Uttarakhand MBBS and BDS admission is now published on hnbumu.ac.in, with allotted candidates required to complete their Float or Freeze decision, document verification, and college reporting by September 5, 2026. With a relatively modest total seat count for the state, checking your allotment details carefully and deciding between Float and Freeze based on realistic rank expectations — not just instinct — matters considerably here.

Always verify your current allotment status and reporting requirements directly at hnbumu.ac.in, since counselling schedules remain subject to official revision.

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Sep 2, 2026

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