Gujarat NEET UG 2026 Round 4 result out: check your MBBS, BDS allotment now
By TUF News Desk · Published 21 October 2026 · 3 min read
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The last MBBS and BDS seats of Gujarat’s 2026-27 admission cycle now have names attached. The Admission Committee for Professional Undergraduate Medical Educational Courses (ACPUGMEC) released the NEET UG 2026 Round 4 online stray vacancy allotment result on October 21 at 9:00 AM on its official portal, medadmgujarat.org. Anyone who took part in this final round can now check whether they have an allotted seat.
The portal section is titled “UG 4th Online Stray Vacancy Round Allotment & Reporting Information”. The documents published under it include the Provisional Meritwise Allotment List for Round 04, rank-wise and institute-wise result PDFs, last-rank details, the list of candidates who have to report at help centres, instructions for tuition fee payment, and the admission procedure for this round.
How to check the allotment list
Open the official ACPUGMEC portal and go to the Round 4 allotment and reporting section. Choose the “Result of Rank Wise Allotment” or “Result of Institute Wise Allotment” link, depending on how you want to search. Open the PDF and use the find function to locate your rank or allotted institute. No login is needed; the PDFs download directly. Save a copy, then check your allotted college, the admission category, and whether your name appears on the help-centre reporting list.
Pay the fee and complete reporting
An allotment comes with follow-up work, and the timeline is tight. Candidates on the list must pay the applicable tuition fee, along with any difference in tuition fee over what they paid earlier, and report to the help centre if their name is on the reporting list. Keep originals and photocopies of every document ready before you go; our admission documents checklist runs through the full paperwork.
One point the committee stresses: the list is provisional. A name on the allotment list is not an admission by itself. Admission is confirmed only after the fee is paid, documents are verified, and the committee’s reporting formalities are complete.
Round 4 is the stray vacancy round, the last round of the counselling cycle, held to fill seats that remained vacant after the main rounds. For candidates still waiting on a seat, this is the final window of the 2026-27 cycle, so the fee and reporting steps cannot be left for later.
Frequently asked questions
Has the Gujarat NEET UG 2026 Round 4 result been released?
Yes. ACPUGMEC published the provisional Round 4 stray vacancy allotment result on October 21, 2026, at 9:00 AM on medadmgujarat.org.
Do I need to log in to check the Gujarat NEET UG Round 4 result?
No. The rank-wise and institute-wise allotment PDFs are available for direct download from the official portal, without a candidate login.
Is a name on the allotment list a confirmed admission?
Not yet. The list is provisional. Admission is complete only after fee payment, document verification, and the committee’s reporting formalities.
What should I do after finding my name in the Gujarat Round 4 allotment list?
Check the tuition fee payment instructions, confirm whether you have to report to a help centre, and keep originals plus photocopies of your documents ready.
Frequently asked questions
Has the Gujarat NEET UG 2026 Round 4 result been released?
Yes. ACPUGMEC published the provisional Round 4 stray vacancy allotment result on October 21, 2026, at 9:00 AM on medadmgujarat.org.
Do I need to log in to check the Gujarat NEET UG Round 4 result?
No. The rank-wise and institute-wise allotment PDFs are available for direct download from the official portal, without a candidate login.
Is a name on the allotment list a confirmed admission?
Not yet. The list is provisional. Admission is complete only after fee payment, document verification, and the committee's reporting formalities.
What should I do after finding my name in the Gujarat Round 4 allotment list?
Check the tuition fee payment instructions, confirm whether you have to report to a help centre, and keep originals plus photocopies of your documents ready.
Sources: Jagran Josh, EduAdvice, ACPUGMEC (official)