West Bengal NEET UG 2026: WBMCC Round 1 Allotment Published for MBBS & BDS

WBMCC has published the Round 1 seat allotment result for MBBS and BDS courses in West Bengal. Choice filling and choice locking ran from August 25 (4:00 PM) to August 27, 2026 (4:00 PM), and the Round 1 allotment result itself was declared on August 31, 2026, after 4:00 PM.

Reporting and admission for allotted candidates is scheduled across four dates — September 1, September 2, September 3, and September 5, 2026, each from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Candidates are required to check and download their allotment letter through the official WBMCC portal before their reporting date.

A Revised Timeline Worth Noting

This schedule reflects a meaningful extension from WBMCC's originally notified Round 1 dates, which had choice filling closing August 21 and the allotment result expected August 25. Candidates working off the earlier timeline — covered in our original WBMCC Round 1 schedule guide — should treat the dates above as the current, superseding schedule. Reporting also notably skips September 4, spread instead across four separate dates rather than one continuous window, so it's worth confirming which specific date applies to your allotted institution rather than assuming any single day in that range works.

What to Do Before Your Reporting Date

Downloading and printing your allotment letter is only the first step. WBMCC's detailed admission notice for this round covers a genuine final round of physical document verification at the allotted college level, specific bond requirements depending on whether you're joining a government or private institution, and category-specific rules for candidates who can't produce valid reserved-category or PwBD certificates at this stage — our full breakdown of these documents, bonds, and category rules is essential reading before you report, since several of these provisions carry real consequences, including seat cancellation in some cases.

If you've been allotted a private medical or dental college, don't assume you'll be reporting to that college's own campus — several private institutions run admission through designated desks at specific government colleges in Kolkata instead. If your allotment is JMN Medical College, Nadia or IQ City Medical College specifically, this is covered directly in that same admission notice, along with venues for several other private colleges.

For NRI and Reserved-Category Candidates

If your registration involves the NRI category, there's a separate, time-bound correction facility worth knowing about — this urgent WBMCC notice on NRI registration and choice-filling mismatches explains exactly how to fix an inadvertent NRI registration error, and the window to act is narrow. For candidates applying under PwBD status, this year's tightened eligibility certificate requirements and how PwBD reservation functions across government medical colleges are both worth reviewing before your reporting date, given how directly a missing certificate can affect your admission outcome at this stage.

If Round 1 Isn't the Outcome You Hoped For

A Round 1 allotment that falls short of expectations isn't the final word. Seats unfilled or surrendered after this round typically resurface in later rounds, and it's worth revisiting how your NEET score maps to realistic rank and college outcomes before deciding whether to accept your current allotment or hold out for a better one. The broader framework for evaluating a college on genuine fit rather than name recognition is worth applying to whichever institution you've been allotted, government or private.

What to Do Right Now

Log into the official WBMCC portal, download your allotment letter, and confirm which of the four reporting dates applies to your allotted institution. Gather the complete document set required for the final physical verification, including the specific bond or bank guarantee your allotted college requires. If cost is a factor in your decision, checking scholarship eligibility now — through options like the Swami Vivekananda Merit-cum-Means Scholarship — is worth doing before you finalise your reporting plans.

Where to Report for Private College Admissions

This is genuinely important and easy to get wrong: several private medical and dental colleges do not conduct admission at their own campus. Instead, dedicated admission desks and kiosks are arranged at specific government college premises:

• KPC Medical College, IQ City Medical College, and ICARE Medical College: report to NRS Medical College, Kolkata, for all rounds

• Gouri Devi Institute of Medical Sciences, Santiniketan Medical College, and SRIMS & Sanaka Hospital Medical College: report to Medical College, Kolkata, for all rounds

• Krishnanagar Institute of Medical Science, Raniganj Institute of Medical Science, and SKS Medical College: report to Calcutta National Medical College (CNMC), Kolkata, for all rounds

• JIMS Budge Budge, JIMS North Kolkata, and Jakir Hossain Medical College and Sciences: report to IPGMER, Kolkata, for all rounds

• JMN Medical College, JIS Medical College, and PKG Medical College: report to R.G. Kar Medical College, Kolkata, for all rounds

• All private dental colleges (Guru Nanak Dental College, Haldia Dental College, Kusum Devi Dental College, Sanaka Institute of Dental Sciences): report to Dr. R. Ahmed Dental College, Kolkata

If JMN Medical College, Nadia or IQ City Medical College is your allotted institution, this is essential to know before you show up at the wrong location — admission for both runs through a different Kolkata institution entirely, not their own Nadia or Burdwan campus.

Key Things to Remember

WBMCC's Round 1 allotment for MBBS and BDS admission 2026-27 was declared on August 31, following choice filling and locking between August 25 and August 27. Reporting and admission run across September 1, 2, 3, and 5, each from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, with allotment letters downloadable directly through the WBMCC portal. This schedule supersedes WBMCC's originally notified dates, and candidates should pair this allotment news with the detailed admission requirements — documents, bonds, and category-specific rules — covered separately, since reporting with an incomplete understanding of those requirements is one of the most avoidable ways to run into trouble at this stage.

This information reflects WBMCC's published Round 1 schedule as of this writing. Always verify your specific allotment status, reporting date, and requirements directly through the official WBMCC portal before your admission date.