Karnataka NEET UG 2026: Stray Vacancy Round 2 Result Out, Check MBBS & BDS Allotment

Karnataka NEET UG 2026: Stray Vacancy Round 2 Result Released; MBBS, BDS Allotment List

Karnataka: The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) released the second phase of Stray Vacancy result of UGNEET 2026 on 25th October 2026. This result is for the final allotment of Medical and Dental seats through the Karnataka State Medical and Dental Counselling. Per media reports, 25 seats (13 MBBS and 12 BDS) were allotted in this phase. The allotment lists are available on the official KEA website.

Karnataka NEET UG 2026: Important Details for the Seat Allotment

Karnataka NEET UG Stray Vacancy Round 2 Result 2026: What Has Been Announced?

KEA has published the second allotment result of Stray Vacancy round for 13 MBBS seats and 12 BDS seats. This allotment result is only valid for Stray Vacancy Round 2 and should not be mistaken with the allotment result of Stray Vacancy Round 1 that was published on 22 October 2026.

This latest development is one of the many stages of Karnataka's medical admission process. The medical seats were issued through Karnataka state counselling and Dental seats through both Karnataka state and Management counselling.

Download Karnataka UGNEET 2026 Stray Vacancy Round 2 Result

Candidates can follow the steps given below to check the result:

1. Go to the Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) official website.
2. Go to the UGNEET 2026 section.
3. Look for the notification UGNEET-2026 Stray Vacancy Round-2 Seat Allotment List.
4. Then select the allotment list of MBBS or BDS as applicable.
5. Find your NEET UG rank or other information of the candidate in the allotment list.
6. Note the name of the allotted college, course and category.
7. Take a printout of the allotment list and keep it safe.

The allotment result for Karnataka UG NEET 2026 is available in PDF format. To get the allotment result, candidates need to click on the latest UGNEET notification provided on the official KEA website.

Documents Required for Karnataka NEET UG Admission?

While reporting to the allotted colleges, candidates need to submit the required documents as per Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) allotment order. Some of the essential documents are mentioned below:

• NEET UG 2026 Admit Card and Scorecard
• Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) Registration/Allotment documents.
• 10th, 12th class Mark sheets or Certificates.
• Identity Proof.
• Caste/category/domicile certificate (if applicable).
• Fee payment receipt and other documents specified by the KEA.

Take the photocopies of the above mentioned documents, as required. The actual documents to be produced may vary according to the admission category of the candidate.

What should candidates do after checking the result?

Official confirmation for allocation of course and college is provided through the PDFs uploaded by KEA. Candidates are required to go through the stipulated admission process as explained in point 3 (a-f) of this notice. This includes payment of admission fee, downloading of admission and allotment/confirmation documents and reporting to the College within the stipulated time.

Candidates, who are unable to find their details in the list, should refrain from assuming seat allotment. They should check the official notice for further details regarding process to be followed to claim vacant seats. You can also visit KEA website (kea.kar.nic.in) for official updates, rather than relying on third party links for results.

FAQs

1. When was the Karnataka UGNEET 2026 Stray Vacancy Round 2 Result released?

According to some reports the result was released on 25th October 2026.

2. In which website can I check the Karnataka UG NEET 2026 allotment result?

The allotment result can be checked on cetonline.karnataka.gov.in/kea in the UGNEET 2026 section.

3. How many seats were allotted in Stray Vacancy Round 2?

25 seats were allotted; 13 in MBBS and 12 in BDS.

4. What is the deadline for reporting to the college allotted to candidates?

The deadline is 26th October 2026 as per the reports. Candidates are advised to check the official notice.

5. Are the MBBS allotment and BDS allotment lists separate?

Published reports indicate both the lists are under the same UGNEET 2026 allotment process.

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