CGPMT Results

CG PMT 2026 Results

For the 2026 admission cycle, there is no separate CG PMT examination. Chhattisgarh MBBS/BDS and other undergraduate medical seats are filled on the basis of NEET UG 2026 results, which are followed by All India and Chhattisgarh state counselling. Therefore, when students use the phrase “CG PMT 2026 – Results”, it effectively refers to the NEET UG 2026 result declaration and how those scores are used for Chhattisgarh medical admissions.

NEET UG 2026 Result Timeline (Relevant for “CG PMT 2026”)

• NEET UG 2026 is expected to be conducted on the first Sunday of May 2026 (widely projected as 3 May 2026), in a single afternoon shift.
• As per recent cycles and expert timelines, the result (scorecard and rank) is likely to be released in mid-to-late June 2026 on the official NEET portal, with counselling beginning around July 2026.
• Before the declaration of results, NTA usually publishes the provisional answer key and scanned OMR response sheets in late May or early June, allowing candidates to estimate their probable scores.
• Once objections are processed, a final answer key is released, and the NEET UG 2026 result is prepared on that basis and then announced online as a consolidated result link and individual scorecards.

How NEET UG 2026 Results Are Published?

• The NEET UG 2026 result is declared in online mode only; candidates do not receive scorecards by post or email.
• To check the result, a candidate need to visit the official NEET site, selects the result link, and logs in using the application number, date of birth and security code to view and download the scorecard.
• The result notice typically includes the overall pass percentage, the qualifying cut-off for each category (UR/EWS/OBC/SC/ST), and instructions regarding subsequent counselling.
• For Chhattisgarh aspirants, the same national result is used both for All India Quota (AIQ) seat allocation and for the state merit list prepared by the Directorate of Medical Education (DME), Raipur.

Details Mentioned on the NEET UG 2026 Scorecard

• The NEET UG scorecard contains key information such as the candidate’s name, roll number, application number, date of birth, category, nationality, and gender.
• It also displays subject-wise marks (Physics, Chemistry, Biology), total marks out of 720, percentile score, All India Rank (AIR), category rank, and the qualifying status as per the NEET 2026 cut-off.
• In addition, the scorecard usually notes whether the candidate is eligible for 15% All India Quota counselling and provides advisory remarks regarding state quota admissions and other central or deemed universities.
• This same document is later uploaded during Chhattisgarh NEET counselling registration as proof of merit for state quota MBBS/BDS seats.

Qualifying Cut-off and Its Role for Chhattisgarh Admissions

• Every year, NTA releases category-wise NEET UG cut-off scores and percentiles (for example, 50th percentile for UR/EWS, 40th percentile for SC/ST/OBC, and 45th for some PwD categories).
• Only candidates who meet or exceed these minimum qualifying marks are treated as NEET-qualified and become eligible to participate in national and state counselling processes, including Chhattisgarh’s.
• However, qualifying the NEET UG cut-off does not guarantee a seat; MBBS/BDS allotment in Chhattisgarh depends on the interplay of All India Rank, state rank, seat availability, reservation policies and preferences filled during counselling.
• State-wise college-specific cut-offs (closing ranks and marks) are determined only after each counselling round based on actual allotment.

Use of NEET UG 2026 Results in “CG PMT 2026” (Chhattisgarh) Counselling

• For Chhattisgarh, the DME uses NEET UG 2026 scores to generate a state merit list for 85% state quota seats in government medical and dental colleges, and for eligible seats in participating private colleges.
• The NEET result determines the order of candidates in this list, potentially adjusted for category and reservation, and this ranking is then used to allocate seats through multiple counselling rounds.
• The NEET scorecard is mandatory during the state counselling registration and document verification stages; discrepancies between the NEET result data and counselling registration details can lead to disqualification.
• For MBBS/BDS abroad or for other allied programmes, the same NEET result is also used as proof of meeting eligibility conditions set by Indian regulators.

Re-checking, Re-evaluation and Answer Key Challenges

• NTA’s rules clearly state that once the NEET UG result is declared based on the final answer key, there is generally no provision for re-evaluation or re-checking of OMR sheets.
• Candidates are instead given the opportunity to challenge the provisional answer key and OMR responses within a limited time window in late May or early June, by paying a fee per question.
• After experts review these challenges, NTA releases a final answer key, and the result prepared thereafter is treated as final and binding.
• For Chhattisgarh aspirants, this means all grievances regarding responses must be addressed at the answer-key stage; the state counselling authority does not change or reinterpret NEET scores.

Expected Result Date and Next Steps for Chhattisgarh Aspirants

• Most credible schedules suggest that NEET UG 2026 results will be declared in June 2026, tentatively in the second or third week, with only minor year-to-year variation.
• Immediately after result publication, candidates should download multiple copies of the scorecard, check all details (marks, rank, category, spelling) and monitor the Chhattisgarh DME portal for the state counselling notification.
• Chhattisgarh NEET counselling is expected to start in July 2026, so candidates usually have a few weeks between result and counselling to compare previous year state cut-offs, list preferred colleges and prepare documents.
• During this period, understanding how their NEET score aligns with past closing ranks in Chhattisgarh government and private colleges helps them plan realistic options for Round 1 and beyond.

FAQs

Q1. When will the CG PMT 2026 (NEET UG 2026) result be declared?

Ans. The NEET UG 2026 result, which effectively serves as the CG PMT 2026 result for Chhattisgarh aspirants, is expected to be announced online in June 2026, likely in the second or third week, on the official NEET portal.

Q2. How can a candidate from Chhattisgarh check the NEET UG 2026 result?

Ans. A candidate visits the official NEET website, clicks the result link, and logs in using their application number and date of birth to view and download the scorecard in PDF format.

Q3. What details are shown on the NEET UG 2026 scorecard used for Chhattisgarh admissions?

Ans. The scorecard displays personal details, subject-wise marks, total marks out of 720, percentile scores, All India Rank, category rank, qualifying status, and remarks on eligibility for All India Quota and state admissions.

Q4. Can a candidate apply for re-evaluation of NEET UG 2026 result if unhappy with the marks?

Ans. No, there is normally no re-evaluation after the result; candidates can only challenge the provisional answer key and OMR responses within the specified window before the final answer key and result are published.

Q5. How are NEET UG 2026 results used in Chhattisgarh state medical counselling?

Ans. Chhattisgarh’s DME uses NEET scores to create a state merit list for 85% state quota and other seats, and this list governs seat allotment during multiple counselling rounds; the NEET result itself is not altered at the state level.

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