Assam NEET PG Round 3 Result Released

Overview

An official notification for Round 3 of counselling for enrolment into PG Medical Degree and Diploma Courses has been released. The result comes after completion of the 3rd round of online counselling managed by the
Directorate of Medical Education, Assam. This particular round focuses on allotting seats that remained vacant after the first two rounds of state counselling.

Key Highlights

 * Target Categories: It covers State quota seats, All India Quota seats, private medical college seats and Reserved Categories. It does not cover S1/S2/S3 management quota classification like some southern states.

 * Security Deposit:  Candidate has to pay any mandatory amount as a security deposit of Rs 3,00,000/-

 * Fee Structure: The fee of the colleges slightly varies as per different types of institutions and different branches of Clinical, Para-Clinical and Pre-Clinical.

 * New Seats: Now the seats of the following colleges are also included:

Some of the newer Government Medical Colleges in Assam include:

• Lakhimpur Medical College
• Dhubri Medical College
• Nagaon Medical College
• Diphu Medical College
• Tinsukia Medical College

Additionally, established institutions such as:

• Gauhati Medical College
• Assam Medical College
• Silchar Medical College
• Jorhat Medical College
• Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed Medical College

 * Web Options: Candidates can select numerous colleges or branches of their choice. There will be no restriction on that.

Schedule and Timeline

Eligibility Criteria

The candidates who secured their seats anywhere else are strictly prohibited from participating in round 3, but the eligibility criteria are broad.

Who is Eligible?

* Registered Candidates: Candidates who are included in the Assam State Merit List are eligible.

 * Unallotted Candidates: The candidate who participated in Phase-I and Phase-II but unluckily not get selected are eligible.

 * Reported Candidates: Those who participated in Phase-I and Phase-II of counselling and got allotted but are looking for the upgradation will be eligible.

 * Non-Reporting/Resigned Candidates: The candidates who enrolled their seats previously but didn’t report or resigned under “Free Exit.” But remember that you cannot opt for the same seat which you gave up previously.

Who is not Eligible?

 * AIQ Holders: Candidates who have already been admitted and joined the seats by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) All India Quota (up to Round 3).

 * Debarred Candidates: Candidates whose seats were allotted in 2024-25 stray rounds but didn’t report, and also for candidates who dropped out of the courses offered in the year 2022-23.

 * Specific Blocking: Candidates who get the seats under the Competent Authority Quota in Round-III, then the candidate automatically gets blocked from the Management Quota (MQ) Process.

Admission Process

Step 1: Registration, Document upload, Eligibility Check and Payment of Security Deposit

Register on the Assam DME portal. Candidates must upload all the required documents. Documents include the following:

• NEET PG Admit Card & Scorecard
• MBBS Degree / Provisional Certificate
• Internship Completion Certificate
• Permanent Registration Certificate (MCI/NMC)
• Caste / Category Certificate (if applicable)
• Domicile / Nativity Certificate

Check your eligibility from the official pdf or from the NEET support blog.

For security purpose candidate must deposit an amount of Rs. 3,00,000.

* Refundable: The amount will be refundable if the candidate joins the allotted seat or doesn’t get a seat.

 * Forfeited: If the candidate's document didn’t verified or if any fraudulent documents were found, and if the candidate gets the seat but he/she failed to join shall not be eligible.

Step 2: Selecting Web options

Candidates must login into the official university web portal within the window frame before the deadline.

 *Preparation: Check the Seat Matrix.

 * Submission: Choose the preference of your colleges and branches and take the print out of them.

 * Note: If the candidates are already admitted to a seat in the Round-I / Round-II, then that vacancy will automatically be the candidate's final preference.

Step 3: Allotment and University Fee

If the candidate is assigned a seat and wants to access their allotment order, then the candidate must pay the required tuition/admission fee online or at the allotted college.

Step 4: Reporting and Verification

Visit your allotted college with the proper required documents and the Tuition fee. The admission will only be secured after the document verification process.

Assam NEET PG 2026 – Fee Structure (Management Quota / NRI)

Notes:

• Fees are annual tuition fees for enrolled candidates.
• Fee must be paid at the time of admission after seat allotment.
• NRI candidates fall under Category-C with higher tuition fees compared to Management Quota (Category-B).
• Additional charges such as caution deposit or hostel fees may apply as per individual college norms.

Official Links and Help Desk

 * Official Website: https://dme.assam.gov.in

 * Regulations Info: 8978780501, 7997710168

Important Instructions

 * Virtual Vacancies: The seat of a candidate will be filled with immediate effect during the same counselling round if the candidate moves from one college to another college for any reason.

 * Reservation criteria: For local candidates (AU/SVU region), 85% of Subcategory-1 seats will be fixed. And for any reason, if the local candidate seat is not filled, then it will be open for All India Subcategory-1A candidates.

 * Compulsory Reporting: If any candidate is allotted the seat under Phase III, then he/she must join/ report to the college. Failure in doing so will result in the loss of the security deposit of worth Rs. 3,00,000 and also have chances to get disqualified from further counselling.

FAQs

Conclusion

In the admission period, round 3 plays a crucial role, and it’s a decisive phase. The security deposit worth Rs.3,00,000 is introduced to demotivate the non-serious candidates, filter them out and encourage the committed candidates. As the small amount will lead to the wastage of seats. It is crucial for the candidates to set their priorities in a strategic manner to avoid any further difficulties and disqualification, as the penalties have serious consequences.