Baba Farid University of Health Sciences (BFUHS), Faridkot has released the Provisional Combined Merit List for Round 2 of Punjab NEET UG 2026 counselling after considering objections raised by candidates.
The revised/provisional merit list, dated September 9, 2026, is for candidates who have applied or given willingness to participate in the second round of online counselling for admission to MBBS/BDS courses under NEET UG 2026.
It includes details such as State Merit Number, registration number, NEET roll number, NEET marks, NEET rank, candidate name, gender, father’s name, minority status, category, willingness for government/private colleges and eligibility for 85% State Quota seats.
Punjab NEET UG Round 2 Merit List 2026: Key Details
| Particular | Details |
|---|---|
| Counselling Authority | Baba Farid University of Health Sciences, Faridkot |
| Counselling | Punjab NEET UG Counselling 2026 |
| Round | Round 2 |
| Courses | MBBS & BDS |
| Merit List | Provisional Combined Merit List |
| Status | After Considering Objections |
| List Date | September 9, 2026 |
| Total Candidates | 3,866 |
| Total Pages | 215 |
| Highest NEET Score | 641 |
| Lowest NEET Score | 177 |
Devyansh Gupta Tops Punjab Round 2 Merit List
Devyansh Gupta has secured State Merit No. 1 in the provisional Round 2 merit list with 641 NEET marks and NEET Rank 2,198.
He is listed as eligible for 85% State Quota seats and has submitted willingness for Private and Government Colleges.
Lakshya Chandel secured the second position with 639 marks and NEET Rank 2,389, while Akarsh is ranked third with 630 marks and NEET Rank 3,541.
Top 10 Candidates in Punjab NEET UG Round 2 Merit List
| Candidate Name | NEET Marks | NEET Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Devyansh Gupta | 641 | 2,198 |
| Lakshya Chandel | 639 | 2,389 |
| Akarsh | 630 | 3,541 |
| Alisha Gupta | 624 | 4,445 |
| Kartik Gupta | 620 | 5,078 |
| Drishti | 620 | 5,112 |
| Gaurav | 618 | 5,442 |
| Ridhima | 617 | 5,636 |
| Misthhi Gupta | 616 | 5,820 |
| Anmoldeep Kaur | 612 | 6,813 |
Download Complete Round 2 Revised Provisional Merit List
Merit List Released After Considering Objections
The latest document is specifically titled “Provisional Combined Merit List After Considering Objections of Candidates Who Have Applied/Give Willingness for 2nd Round of Online Counselling.”
This means the list incorporates the objections considered by BFUHS before publication of the updated provisional merit list.
Candidates should therefore check their details in this latest list rather than relying on an earlier Round 2 provisional merit list.
3,866 Candidates Included
The list extends up to State Merit No. 3,866.
The final candidate in the published list is Shagun Maan, who has scored 177 marks in NEET UG 2026 and secured NEET Rank 11,94,406. The candidate is listed as eligible for 85% State Quota seats and has indicated willingness for Private and Government Colleges.
Accordingly, the published merit list covers a NEET score range of:
- Highest Score: 641 marks
- Lowest Score: 177 marks
What Details Are Mentioned in the Merit List?
The BFUHS Round 2 provisional merit list contains several important candidate details, including:
- State Merit Number
- Registration Number
- NEET Roll Number
- NEET Marks
- NEET Rank
- Candidate Name
- Gender
- Father’s Name
- Minority status
- Category details
- Applied willingness for colleges
- Eligibility for 85% State Quota seats
The list indicates whether a candidate has opted for Government Colleges only, Private Colleges only, or Private and Government Colleges.
Government, Private and State Quota Eligibility Mentioned
The updated merit list also provides important information regarding candidates’ willingness for different types of colleges.
For example, candidates at the top of the list have generally indicated willingness for Government Colleges only or Private and Government Colleges, while some candidates are listed with Private Colleges Only and marked as not eligible for 85% State Quota seats.
Candidates should carefully check these fields because they are relevant to the subsequent Round 2 seat-allotment process.
Candidates Should Check Their Updated Merit Position
Candidates participating in Punjab NEET UG Round 2 counselling should download and carefully review the latest provisional merit list.
They should verify:
- State Merit Number
- NEET marks and rank
- Category/minority details
- Willingness for Government/Private colleges
- 85% State Quota eligibility
- Personal and registration details
If any discrepancy remains, candidates should follow the instructions and timelines issued by BFUHS.
Merit List Is Not the Seat Allotment Result
Candidates should note that the document released by BFUHS is a provisional merit list, even though it has been issued after considering objections.
It is not the Round 2 seat allotment result.
Seat allotment will be conducted separately according to the applicable counselling process, candidate merit, submitted preferences, category, eligibility and available seats.
Therefore, merely appearing in the provisional merit list does not guarantee an MBBS or BDS seat.
What Candidates Should Do Next
Candidates should:
- Download the latest Round 2 provisional merit list after considering objections.
- Search for their name or registration number.
- Verify their State Merit Number and NEET details.
- Check their category and 85% State Quota eligibility.
- Confirm their willingness for Government/Private colleges.
- Follow BFUHS notifications for the next Round 2 counselling activity.
- Keep all required documents ready for the subsequent admission process.
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