Karnataka Examinations Authority (Website)

The Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has officially published the provisional seat allotment list for the first round of PG NEET 2026 Dental (MDS) counselling. This document provides comprehensive details regarding the colleges and courses assigned to candidates based on their performance in the NEET PG examination. The release of this list marks a significant milestone in the postgraduate dental admission process for the state of Karnataka, allowing students to verify their allotment status across various government, private, and deemed dental institutions. Candidates are advised to review the document thoroughly to ensure their details, including course codes and college names, are accurate. As this is a provisional list, it serves as a preliminary step before the final seat confirmation. The KEA has also provided a Kannada-language version of the allotment data to ensure accessibility for all applicants. Students should note that any discrepancies found in the allotment details must be reported to the authorities within the specified timeframe to avoid complications in the subsequent stages of the counselling process. This update is essential for all aspirants who participated in the first round of the Karnataka PG NEET dental counselling, as it dictates the next steps for admission and document verification.

The selection process for the Karnataka PG NEET 2026 Dental counselling is based on the merit of the candidates as determined by their All India Rank in the NEET PG examination. Following the registration and document verification phase, the KEA conducts the seat allotment process. The first round of provisional allotment is released to allow candidates to review their assigned seats. If a candidate identifies any error in the allotment, they are provided with a specific window to raise objections via email. Once the objection period concludes, the authority reviews the feedback and proceeds to finalize the seat allotment, which is then followed by the reporting process at the allotted dental colleges.