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Jharkhand Announces NEET UG 2026 Round‑3 Seat Matrix and Vacancy Details
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🗓 30 Sep 2026, 12:46 AM
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The Jharkhand health education authority has published the seat matrix for the third round of NEET UG 2026, outlining available seats across medical colleges in the state.
The seat matrix for the third round of the 2026 NEET Undergraduate (NEET‑UG) admission cycle in Jharkhand has been released to the public. The document, posted by the state’s health education department, details the allocation of seats for all medical colleges that participate in the NEET‑UG counselling process.
The matrix breaks down the total seats by institution and by reservation category, including General, OBC, SC, ST and PwD quotas. It also specifies the number of seats available under the All‑India Quota and the state quota, helping candidates understand their chances in each college.
Aspirants can view the full seat matrix on the official Jharkhand health education portal as well as on education‑focused platforms such as KollegeApply. The release enables students to plan their counselling strategies for the upcoming round of seat allotment.
Stakeholders, including college administrators and counselling officials, are expected to use the matrix as a reference during the allocation process, ensuring transparency and adherence to reservation norms.
The matrix breaks down the total seats by institution and by reservation category, including General, OBC, SC, ST and PwD quotas. It also specifies the number of seats available under the All‑India Quota and the state quota, helping candidates understand their chances in each college.
Aspirants can view the full seat matrix on the official Jharkhand health education portal as well as on education‑focused platforms such as KollegeApply. The release enables students to plan their counselling strategies for the upcoming round of seat allotment.
Stakeholders, including college administrators and counselling officials, are expected to use the matrix as a reference during the allocation process, ensuring transparency and adherence to reservation norms.