UP NEET PG 2026 Mop-Up Round Result Expected Today at upneet.gov.in

The Directorate General of Medical Education and Training (DGME), Uttar Pradesh, is anticipated to announce the NEET PG 2026 mop-up round seat allotment result on 16 February 2026 on the official counselling portal upneet.gov.in. This round offers candidates another opportunity to secure postgraduate medical seats under the state quota after earlier counselling rounds. Candidates who registered for the mop-up round and completed the choice filling by 13 February 2026 are now awaiting the allotment list, which will show assigned seats based on preferences, merit rank and seat availability.

How to Download the UP NEET PG 2026 Allotment Result?

Aspirants can check their seat allotment result once officially released by following these steps:

1. Visit the official UP NEET PG counselling portal: upneet.gov.in.
2. Look for the “Mop-Up Round Allotment Result 2026” link on the homepage.
3. Enter the required credentials, such as roll number, date of birth, email ID, and captcha.
4. Submit details to view the allotment outcome.
5. Download and save the allotment letter PDF for reporting.

Candidates must print the allotment letter and complete other formalities as per the DGME guidelines once seats are allotted. These documents are essential for verification and admission at the allotted colleges.

Next Steps After UP NEET PG Result Declaration

After the mop-up round result is published:

• Candidates allotted seats must report to the allotted institution within the specified timeframe.
• Required documents typically include NEET PG admit card and scorecard, allotment letter, MBBS degree and marksheets, internship completion certificate, registration certificate and category documents.
• Candidates should carefully check reporting dates and verification procedures as notified on the counselling portal.

The mop-up round result represents one of the final stages in UP NEET PG 2026 counselling for state quota seats, providing a last opportunity for candidates to secure postgraduate medical seats not filled in earlier rounds.