Uttarakhand NEET UG Counselling 2026 authority has released the Provisional List of Candidates who have applied in Round 1 under the Freedom Fighter Dependent (FF) Quota. The list has been published for candidates participating in the state counselling process for the 2026 admission session.
The provisional list contains 25 candidates who have applied under the Freedom Fighter Dependent Quota. The list includes candidate details such as NEET Roll Number, candidate name, date of birth, gender, Uttarakhand domicile status, sub-category, certificate number, issuing authority and certificate issue date.
Check the Provisional FF Quota List
Candidates can access the official provisional list through the PDF below:
Details Mentioned in the Provisional List
The published list provides the following information for candidates who have applied under the FF quota:
- NEET Roll Number
- Candidate Name
- Father’s Name
- Date of Birth
- Gender
- Uttarakhand Domicile Status
- Freedom Fighter (FF) Sub-Category
- Sub-Category Certificate Number
- Domicile/Certificate Issuing Authority
- Certificate Issue Date
Several candidates have been listed under the FF, Women sub-category, while others have been listed under the general FF sub-category.
Original Certificate Verification Mandatory
The list has been issued on a provisional basis and is based on the information submitted by candidates during the online counselling application process.
Candidates should note that they will be required to produce the original Freedom Fighter-related certificate for verification at the time of admission if a seat is allotted to them.
Therefore, candidates included in the provisional list should keep their original certificates and other required documents ready for the subsequent admission and verification process.
Important Note for Candidates
Being included in the provisional FF quota list does not itself constitute a final seat allotment or confirmation of admission. Candidates will remain subject to the applicable eligibility requirements, document verification, merit, choices filled and seat availability during the counselling process.
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