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Haryana MBBS/BDS Stray Round 2026: Fee Deadline, Document Verification and Reporting

· Physics classes by Sunil Gola Sir @ www.physics.guru · 3 min read

Illustrated medical aspirant with documents for Haryana MBBS and BDS stray-round counselling 2026–27, branded www.physics.guru.

Editorial illustration; the person and campus are illustrative. Follow the official counselling notice for instructions.

Haryana MBBS/BDS stray-round fee payment closes 24 October at 11 a.m. Check document verification, Rohtak venue and college reporting requirements.

Three steps after a provisional allotment

Haryana MBBS/BDS applicants allotted a seat in the 2026–27 stray round should check payment, verification and joining separately. The University of Health Sciences, Rohtak issued a fresh document-verification notice on 22 October 2026. The dates below come from that notice, rather than the earlier tentative schedule. [1]

For families organising travel from Gurgaon or elsewhere, prepare a short action sheet with the candidate’s name, allotted institution, payment status and reporting arrangements. Keep the latest official instructions alongside it so everyone is working from the same version.

Dates, time and venue confirmed in the notice

Tuition fee must be deposited through the admission portal by 24 October 2026, 11:00 a.m. IST. Physical document verification for all categories is on 24 October, with reporting from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.; arrivals after 2:00 p.m. are not permitted. The venue is Sushruta Auditorium, Pt. B. D. Sharma University of Health Sciences, Rohtak. College reporting closes on 26 October at 4:00 p.m. [1]

The notice requires candidates to appear in person with relevant original documents after provisional allotment and payment. It points to the earlier official document lists and specifies category-certificate conditions. Read those lists for your own category instead of relying on a generic social-media checklist. [1]

A practical checklist for students and parents

Before leaving home, compare the spelling of the candidate’s name and the allotted course across the relevant records. Arrange originals in a labelled folder and keep readable copies for personal reference. Save the payment acknowledgement and application details somewhere accessible even when mobile reception is poor. These are preparation suggestions, not additional university requirements.

Plan the journey with a buffer for traffic and queues. Payment, document verification and college reporting are different tasks; use separate reminders for each. If the portal displays an unresolved payment or allotment issue, contact the official counselling helpdesk with the transaction reference and a clear description rather than assuming a bank debit completes the process.

Questions families should resolve before travel

Which official document list applies to the candidate’s category? Is the portal acknowledgement available? Who will accompany the candidate and carry the records? How will the family travel onward to the allotted college? Answering these practical questions early can reduce avoidable last-minute confusion.

This article was prepared on 23 October 2026. The official notice board remains the place to check for any later correction before acting. This is an independent student guide from www.physics.guru, not a university admission notice. [2]

Keep a clear record of each completed action

Use a simple checklist with three columns: action, evidence saved and next step. Tick an action only when you have the corresponding acknowledgement or instruction. A screenshot can help you explain an issue, but it should not replace the official record available through the portal. Keep personal documents private when asking others for help; avoid posting identity details or application screenshots in public groups.

After a visit or a helpdesk conversation, note the date and the instruction received. If anything remains unclear, frame a specific question rather than sending several contradictory messages. For example, identify the candidate’s stage in the process and ask which pending action needs attention. This organisational approach does not change eligibility or confer an admission right; it simply helps a family follow the official process more carefully.

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