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Uttarakhand NEET UG Update 2025: Round 3 Provisional Broadsheet

Ananya Das

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    Last updated: Nov 5, 2025

    The Uttarakhand Medical Counselling Authority has just released the provisional broadsheet for Round 3 of NEET UG counselling. This is a very important step in the admission process.

    We know that many of you are waiting for your MBBS and BDS seats. This broadsheet gives you important information about your chances in Round 3. In this blog post, we will explain what a broadsheet is and what you need to do right now.

    Provisional Broadsheet

    A provisional broadsheet is not the final seat allotment result. It is a big list that contains the names of all students who are eligible for Round 3 counselling. The list is arranged according to your state merit rank.

    Basically, it's not the final seat list. Think of it like a practice list or a draft. It's a huge PDF with everyone's names and ranks, and the authorities want you to check if all your details are correct before they do the final seat matching. It's their way of saying, "Hey, take a look and tell us if we messed anything up!"

    Reason for the Broadsheet

    If your category is listed wrong here, like if you're SC but they've put you in General, it will mess up your entire seat allotment. This is your one chance to say, "Wait, that's not right!" and get it fixed. Also, by finding your rank in this ocean of names, you can get a rough idea of your chances.
    Sometimes there can be errors in the list. Your category might be wrong, or your name might be misspelled. If you don't correct these errors now, you might lose your seat later. This is your last chance to fix any problems before the final allotment.
    When you know your exact rank, you can plan properly. You can think about which colleges you might get into and whether you should wait for the next rounds.

    Guide to Checking Broadsheet

    Okay, action time. Here’s what you need to do, step by step.

    Go to the official website. I can't stress this enough. Don't use some random link your friend sent on WhatsApp. Find the real Uttarakhand NEET UG counselling site.

    Look for a link that says "Round 3 Provisional Broadsheet." It will be a PDF file, so go ahead and download it.

    Now, this file is gonna be huge. Like, hundreds of pages huge. Do not try to scroll through it manually. Just open the PDF and press Ctrl+F on your keyboard. A little search box will pop up.

    Type your name or your application number into that box. It will jump to your name.

    Now, the most important part. Go over your details. Is your name spelled perfectly? Is your category correct? Is that really your rank? Check each and every detail.

    Found an error? Don't worry. It happens.

    You should contact the UK NEET UG Counselling authority either by emailing them at this address: ukneetcounselling@gmail.com or by calling them at 8006516772 between the hours of 10 am to 5 pm on working days only.

    When you email them, be super polite and attach proof. Like, if your category is wrong, send a clear picture or scan of your category certificate. Explain the problem clearly. Then, keep an eye out for the "final broadsheet" to see if they fixed it.

    Chances of Getting a Seat

    After you know your rank is correct, you can do some guesswork. It's not a guarantee, but it helps.

    Pull up the Round 3 Seat Matrix (that other document that shows how many seats are free). If there are, say, 800 seats for your category and your rank is 450, that's a pretty good spot to be in! You can start getting hopeful. If your rank is 900, well, you might want to keep your options open for other rounds. It also depends on what colleges you put in your choice list. If you only chose the super top colleges, even a good rank might not be enough. It's a tricky game.

    What Happens Next?

    Once this broadsheet phase is over, here's the usual schedule:

    Final Broadsheet: They'll publish a corrected list.

    The Result: The actual Round 3 seat allotment result! This is when you find out if you got a college.

    The Final Stage: If you get a seat, you have to physically go there on the given dates with all your original papers and pay the fees.

    Important Points to Remember

    I know your brain is probably full of ranks and deadlines, but try to remember these few points. They really matter.

    Don't Miss Deadlines
    Every single deadline they give you, for checking this list or later for running to a college, is set in stone. Miss one, and you could just lose your shot. It's a really, really sad way to lose a seat, so please set a hundred alarms if you have to!

    Keep Documents Ready
    Always keep all your documents organized and ready. I'm talking about all your documents – your mark sheets, your certificates, everything. Put them all in one nice folder. Get a bunch of photocopies made, too.

    Check Official Websites Regularly
    All official information comes only through the official websites. Don't rely on word-of-mouth information. Check the official website at least twice every day for updates. Check it in the morning and again in the evening. Everything else is just noise that will confuse you more.

    FAQs

    My name is not in the broadsheet. What should I do?

    If your name is missing, it means you are not eligible for Round 3. This could be because you didn't register properly or you have already taken admission in earlier rounds. Check the official notice for specific reasons.

    How is the broadsheet different from the merit list?

    The broadsheet is the detailed version of the merit list. It shows everyone's rank and details in one big list, while the merit list might only show ranks without all details.

    What if I don't get a seat in Round 3?

    If you don't get a seat in Round 3, you can wait for the next rounds. There might be a mop-up round or stray vacancy round after this. Keep checking the official website for announcements.

    Conclusion

    The release of the provisional broadsheet is a good sign that the counselling process is moving forward. This is your opportunity to make sure everything is perfect before the final allotment.

    Take this process seriously. Check your details carefully. Report errors immediately if you find any. And most importantly, stay hopeful and positive.

    We wish you all the best for Round 3 results.

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