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What Does the Supplementary CW List Mean?
The supplementary list is an updated list of candidates who have been considered eligible under the CW category after the document verification process. FMSC DU had earlier provided an opportunity for applicants to upload missing documents. The supplementary list now includes additional candidates who have been declared eligible.
Candidates can search the list using their name or NEET roll number and check their eligibility status and assigned priority.
The list is applicable to UG medical courses including MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BUMS and BHMS under the 85% Delhi quota.
NEET UG Counselling 2026 Delhi: Key Details
| Particular | Details |
| Update | Supplementary CW list released |
| Category | CW category |
| Quota | 85% Delhi quota |
| Courses covered | MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BUMS and BHMS |
| List released by | Medical Counselling Committee |
| Verification authority | Faculty of Medical Sciences, University of Delhi |
| Details to check | Name, NEET roll number, eligibility and assigned priority |
| Academic session | 2026-27 |
The FMSC DU undergraduate admissions page also lists the supplementary CW list among the official documents for the 2026 admission session.
How to Check the NEET UG Supplementary CW List 2026
Candidates can check their status by following these steps:
- Visit the official FMSC DU website.
- Open the link titled “Supplementary list of CW Category applicants for UG Medical Admission 2026 under 85% DU Quota.”
- Open the list displayed on the page.
- Use the Ctrl + F function on a computer to search your name or NEET roll number.
- Check the eligibility status and priority assigned to your application.
The supplementary list is also listed on the official MCC UG medical counselling page.
What If a Candidate Did Not Apply for the Delhi Seats Quota?
MCC has also provided instructions for candidates who did not select the DU/IP (VMMC/RML), MBBS and BDS, or BSc Nursing Delhi Seats Quota during registration.
Such candidates are instructed to use the Registration Unlocking option, unlock their registration, select the relevant qualification and apply for the Delhi Seats Quota before final submission and choice filling.
Candidates should check the instructions applicable to their registration status before making any changes.
Delhi 85% Quota NEET Counselling 2026: What the List Covers
The CW list is connected to admissions under the 85% Delhi quota. It is not itself an allotment list.
Candidates should therefore treat the publication of their name as an eligibility-related update. The list allows applicants to verify whether they have been included under the CW category and the priority assigned to them for the applicable admission process.
The Delhi MBBS BDS Counselling 2026 process will continue according to the counselling and admission instructions issued by the concerned authorities.
Candidates should check the official MCC and FMSC DU websites for subsequent counselling updates rather than assuming that inclusion in the supplementary list means that a seat has been allotted.
What Candidates Should Check in the List
Candidates appearing in the Delhi CW List 2026 should verify the following details:
- Name of the candidate
- NEET UG roll number
- CW category or priority
- Eligibility status
- Any remarks associated with the verification
If the details do not match the candidate's records, the candidate should follow the correction or grievance instructions issued by the concerned authority.
The NEET UG Counselling Latest Update 2026 is particularly relevant for candidates who had submitted or subsequently uploaded documents for CW-category verification. The supplementary list provides an updated view of their status before the relevant admission stages.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Does the CW priority remain the same throughout all counselling rounds?
Yes, once assigned after verification, the CW priority generally remains unchanged for all subsequent counselling rounds unless revised by the competent authority due to document correction or re-evaluation.
Q2. Can candidates raise a grievance if their CW category is marked incorrectly?
Yes, candidates can submit grievances through the official FMSC DU or MCC channels within the specified timeline if they believe their CW category or details have been wrongly recorded.
Q3. Will CW category candidates be considered separately from general Delhi quota candidates?
Yes, CW candidates are evaluated under a reserved preference system within the Delhi 85% quota, meaning their allotment process follows a distinct priority-based consideration.
