Odisha NEET UG 2026 Round 1 Reporting Schedule Out: Dates, Fees, Freeze-Float Rules & Documents

Odisha MBBS/BDS Counselling 2026 Round 1 Reporting Schedule Released: Dates, Fees, Freeze-Float Rules & Instructions

The Odisha Joint Entrance Examination (OJEE) has released the schedule and detailed instructions for provisional admission under the 1st Round of MBBS/BDS Counselling 2026.

The official notice, numbered OJEE/0444, was issued on 25 August 2026. Candidates who have received a seat allotment in Round 1 are required to personally report to the OJEE Office at Gandamunda, Bhubaneswar, on the date and time assigned to their allotted college.

The reporting schedule begins on 28 August 2026 and, according to the schedule given in the notice, continues through 3 September 2026 for the listed colleges and categories.

For students allotted MBBS or BDS seats in Odisha Round 1, the notice is particularly important because it explains not only when and where to report, but also the Freeze and Float options, admission-fee payment process, original-document requirements, NRI reporting, and consequences of non-reporting.

Odisha MBBS/BDS Round 1 Reporting 2026: Key Highlights

The dates and reporting venue above are taken directly from the official OJEE notice.

Odisha MBBS/BDS Round 1 Reporting Schedule 2026

Candidates should carefully identify their allotted college in the schedule and report only during the specified time slot.

Where Do Round 1 Allotted Candidates Have to Report?

A major point candidates should understand is that the provisional admission process is being conducted at the:

OJEE Office, Gandamunda, Bhubaneswar

Candidates who received Round 1 allotments must personally report there on their scheduled date and time with the required certificates, mark sheets and other documents in original, along with one set of photocopies.

Freeze or Float: Candidates Must Exercise an Option

OJEE has instructed allotted candidates to exercise either the Freeze or Float option using their login ID.

Candidates choosing Freeze must also bring the required Bond in the format made available on the official website.

Students should therefore ensure that they complete the required online option selection and carry any applicable documentation before arriving for provisional admission.

How to Pay the Odisha MBBS/BDS Admission Fee

The admission fee depends on the type of college allotted to the candidate.

According to OJEE, candidates can pay the prescribed admission fee in either of the following ways:

• Online, using their respective login ID; or

• Through a Demand Draft.

If payment is made through Demand Draft, it must be:

In favour of “OJEE”

and drawn on any scheduled bank, payable at Bhubaneswar.

Candidates using the Demand Draft option must also write the following information on the back of the draft:

• Candidate's Name

• NEET Application Number

• Date of Birth

The Demand Draft must then be submitted at the OJEE Office during reporting.

Documents Required During Provisional Admission

OJEE has instructed candidates to bring all required:

• Certificates

• Mark sheets

• Affidavit

• Other required documents

in original, along with another set of photocopies.

Candidates choosing the Freeze option additionally need to bring the prescribed Bond.

The notice also states that after depositing the prescribed admission fee and submitting the Nativity Certificate and CLC in original, the candidate will receive a provisional admission letter from the OJEE Office along with acknowledgement of the documents submitted.

Can a Parent or Guardian Accompany the Candidate?

Yes, but OJEE has specifically stated that either:

• the candidate alone, or

• the candidate with only one guardian

should come to the OJEE Office on the scheduled date and time.

They should carry the Demand Draft if payment has not already been completed online, along with all other necessary documents required for provisional admission.

Do Not Report to the Allotted Medical College Yet

This is one of the most important instructions in the entire notice.

Candidates have been advised not to report directly to their allotted college at this stage.

OJEE states that candidates must wait until the entire counselling and admission process is completed.

After the final counselling process is over, OJEE will send the list of admitted students along with the admission fees to the respective institutes. The colleges will then complete the remaining final admission formalities.

So, students who have received an Odisha Round 1 MBBS/BDS allotment should follow the OJEE reporting schedule rather than going directly to their allotted medical or dental college.

What Happens If a Candidate Does Not Report?

OJEE has clearly warned that candidates who receive a seat allotment but fail to comply with the prescribed requirements will be considered non-reported candidates.

In such cases, the allotted seat will be cancelled.

However, the same notice states that such candidates may participate in Round 2 by filling fresh choices.

This makes timely reporting particularly important for candidates who want to retain their Round 1 admission position.

Odisha Government Medical and Dental College Fee 2026

The fee to be deposited for Government Medical/Dental Colleges has been specified as:

₹37,950 per annum

However, OJEE has added an important note: additional fees prescribed by the concerned government colleges may be collected at the institutional level, and these charges may vary from one institution to another.

Therefore, ₹37,950 is the amount specified in this OJEE provisional-admission notice, while institution-level additional charges may also apply.

Odisha Private Medical College MBBS Fees 2026

The OJEE notice has also listed the fees to be deposited for MBBS courses at the following private medical colleges:

Among the private MBBS colleges specifically listed in this notice, Hi-Tech MCH Bhubaneswar has a stated annual fee of ₹11.56 lakh, DRIEMS ₹9.08 lakh, and Hi-Tech MCH Rourkela ₹8.54 lakh.

Odisha Private Dental College Fee 2026

For Hi-Tech Dental College, Bhubaneswar, the notice specifies:

₹3,00,000 per annum

NRI Quota Fee in Odisha Private Medical/Dental Colleges

For candidates admitted under the NRI category, OJEE states that NRI candidates have to pay four times the above fees in private colleges.

The reporting schedule separately assigns 1 September 2026, from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM, for all NRI quota allotted candidates in MBBS/BDS.

Fee Revision Rule Candidates Should Know

Candidates should also note that the fee structure mentioned in the notice is subject to any future revision ordered by the Government.

OJEE states that if the fee structure is revised through a Government Order, the revised fee structure will automatically become applicable.

Refund of Admission Fee

The notice states that if any amount becomes refundable, the refund will be processed after the final admission dates and paid to the candidate according to Government procedure.

OJEE specifically notes that this situation may arise when a student shifts from a private college to a government college in different rounds.

What Round 1 Allotted Candidates Should Do Now

Candidates allotted an MBBS or BDS seat in Odisha Round 1 should focus on completing the steps specifically required in the OJEE notice:

1. Check the reporting date and time corresponding to the allotted college.

2. Exercise the Freeze or Float option through the candidate login.

3. Arrange all required original documents and one set of photocopies.

4. Carry the prescribed Bond if the Freeze option has been selected.

5. Pay the applicable admission fee online or arrange a Demand Draft as prescribed.

6. Personally report to OJEE Office, Gandamunda, Bhubaneswar during the scheduled reporting slot.

7. Do not directly report to the allotted college at this stage.

8. Complete reporting on time to avoid being treated as a non-reported candidate.

These requirements are based on the instructions published in the official OJEE Round 1 provisional-admission notice.

Final Takeaway