UGNEET 2026 Dental (BDS) 1st Round Mock Allotment Result [17-08-2026]

What Is the UGNEET 2026 Dental Mock Allotment?

Every year, before each real round of KEA UGNEET counselling, a mock round is run so candidates can see roughly where they stand and fix their option order if needed. Nothing is final at this stage — think of it as a rehearsal. The list KEA published is a straightforward rank-wise table: each row shows the candidate's All India NEET-UG Rank, the college and course code allotted, the seat category (GM, OPN, 2AG, SC, ST etc.), the annual course fee for that seat, and the allotment status.

How to Check Your Own Mock Allotment Result

1. Go to the official KEA UGNEET candidate portal (kea.kar.nic.in).
2. Log in with your application number and password created during registration.
3. Open the UGNEET-2026 Mock Seat Allotment section for the Dental (BDS) 1st round.
4. Check your allotted college, course, category and fee against your entered options.
5. If you're not satisfied, revise your option entry before the window for the real round closes.

TurtleEdu does not host individual candidate results — this page covers the official college-wise closing ranks from the released mock list so you can gauge where colleges stood. For your specific result, always check the official KEA portal above.

Government-Quota BDS Seats — GM Category Closing Ranks (Mock Round 1)

Based on the officially released mock allotment list, here is where each government-quota BDS seat (GM / general merit category) closed by All India Rank, sorted from most to least competitive. These are provisional mock-round figures — the real Round 1 closing ranks can move once more candidates finalise their options.

GM = General Merit (unreserved) government-quota seat. Fees shown are the per-year course fee listed against that seat in the mock allotment. Source: KEA UGNEET-2026 Dental 1st Round Mock Seat Allotment List, released 17-08-2026.

Private-Quota BDS Seats — OPN Category Closing Ranks (Mock Round 1)

The OPN (Open/private-quota general) category covers management and private-college seats outside the pure government quota, typically at higher fees. Closing ranks here run higher since these seats fill after government-quota seats are exhausted:

OPN = Open category, private-quota general seat. Source: KEA UGNEET-2026 Dental 1st Round Mock Seat Allotment List, released 17-08-2026.

What Happens Next in KEA UGNEET Counselling

1. Review your mock result — compare the college/category you'd provisionally get against your actual preference.
2. Revise option entry — reorder, add or remove college/course choices within the window KEA announces before the real round.
3. Real Round 1 allotment — KEA publishes the confirmed seat allotment based on final options, All India Rank, category and seat availability.
4. Document verification & fee payment — confirm your allotted seat by paying fees and completing verification within the deadline.
5. Round 2 & mop-up — vacant seats (from upgrades, no-shows or new joins) are filled in later rounds, including an offline mop-up/stray-vacancy round if seats remain.

Exact dates for document verification and the real Round 1 result are announced by KEA on its official portal — check kea.kar.nic.in regularly, or call TurtleEdu and we'll track it for you.

Understanding the Seat Category Codes

The mock allotment list uses KEA's standard Karnataka reservation category codes against each seat. The most common ones you'll see:

• GM — General Merit (unreserved government-quota seat)
• 2AG / 2BG / 3AG / 3BG — OBC sub-categories (Category 2A, 2B, 3A, 3B General)
• SC / ST — Scheduled Caste / Scheduled Tribe reservation
• GMH / GMK / GMR — General Merit with Hyderabad-Karnataka (Art. 371J), Kannada-medium or Rural reservation applied
• OPN — Open (private-quota general) seat in a private/deemed college

Your own category code is fixed at the time of NEET-UG registration based on the certificates you submitted. If a code on your result looks unfamiliar, call us and we'll help you decode it against your application.

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