West Bengal NEET MBBS Counselling Documents
Every document a West Bengal candidate needs, covering the national papers every applicant must carry, plus the WBMCC state-quota proofs. What each one is, how to get it, what it costs, and the mistakes that cost a seat.
West Bengal sorts domicile into three proformas, so pick the right one and the right signatory
WBMCC uses a three-tier domicile system: Proforma A1, A2 or B, depending on your residence and schooling. The trap is the signature. A1 and A2 must be signed by a senior gazetted officer; a certificate signed by a politician (MLA, MP, municipal councillor) is invalid and sinks the claim. If you use Proforma B (resident parents, non-resident candidate), you must also produce two original parent IDs showing a West Bengal address.
Choose the right proforma and signatory
A1 = resident in WB for the last 10 years. A2 = 10-year residence and 10+2 passed in WB. B = you do not reside in WB but a parent is a permanent WB resident.
Signatory rules. A1/A2 must be signed by a gazetted officer such as a District Magistrate, ADM, Deputy Magistrate/Deputy Collector, SDO or BDO. Signatures from MLAs, MPs or councillors are invalid. A valid e-District domicile certificate is also accepted.
You are considered for the 85% state quota and the 15% All India Quota run by the MCC. The documents below cover both. One difference for AIQ: your OBC certificate must be on the Central OBC-NCL list in the central format. A West Bengal OBC certificate works for the state quota but is rejected for AIQ. If you plan to use both, get a central-list OBC-NCL certificate as well.
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Documents every candidate needs
EveryoneCarry the originals plus 3–4 self-attested photocopies of each. These are non-negotiable regardless of category or college type.
NEET UG 2026 Admit Card
National Testing Agency (NTA)
- What it is
- Proof you sat the exam; carries your roll number and the photo used to match you at the desk.
- How to get it
- Download from neet.nta.nic.in. Note: a fresh admit card is being issued for the 21 June 2026 re-exam, so the 3 May admit card is void.
- What it costs
- Free.
- How long
- Available instantly online once released (expected by mid-June 2026).
NEET UG 2026 Scorecard / Rank Letter
National Testing Agency (NTA)
- What it is
- Your percentile, marks and All India Rank, the number the whole allotment runs on.
- How to get it
- Download from neet.nta.nic.in after results (expected July 2026).
- What it costs
- Free.
- How long
- Instant download once results are declared.
Class 10 Certificate / Marksheet
Recognised national or state board
- What it is
- The accepted statutory proof of date of birth. The board certificate, not a municipal birth certificate, is what the counselling authority wants.
- How to get it
- You already have it. If lost, apply to your board for a duplicate well before counselling.
- What it costs
- Free if you have it; duplicate ~Rs.100–500 from the board.
- How long
- Instant if held; a board duplicate can take 2–4 weeks.
Class 12 Marksheet + Passing Certificate
Recognised national or state board
- What it is
- Proof you cleared 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotech and English, and met the aggregate (50% Open/EWS, 40% SC/ST/OBC, 45% Open-PwBD).
- How to get it
- You already have it. Must show individual subject marks.
- What it costs
- Free if held.
- How long
- Instant if held.
Government Photo ID
Aadhaar / PAN / Passport / Voter ID / Driving Licence
- What it is
- Identity check against the admit card to stop impersonation.
- How to get it
- Use any valid, unexpired government ID. Aadhaar is simplest as the name must match across documents.
- What it costs
- Free if held.
- How long
- Instant if held.
Passport-size Photographs
Same photo as your NTA registration
- What it is
- For college records. Must be identical to the photograph uploaded during NEET registration.
- How to get it
- Get 8–12 colour copies printed from the exact file you uploaded to NTA.
- What it costs
- ~Rs.50–150 at a photo studio.
- How long
- Same day.
Medical Fitness Certificate
Registered allopathic practitioner (MBBS or higher)
- What it is
- Confirms you are fit for clinical training. Some colleges issue it at reporting; others want it in advance.
- How to get it
- Get it from a registered MBBS doctor, or at the allotted college's own medical board if they insist on theirs.
- What it costs
- Free at a government hospital; Rs.200–1,000 privately.
- How long
- Same day.
Birth certificate: only needed as a backup if your Class 10 certificate does not print the exact date of birth.
West Bengal domicile, pick your proforma
Use exactly one proforma that matches your situation. The physical, signed proforma is the gold standard; a valid e-District domicile certificate is also accepted.
Domicile Proforma A1
Gazetted officer (DM / ADM / SDO / BDO)
- What it is
- For candidates resident in West Bengal for the last 10 years.
- How to get it
- Get the A1 proforma signed by a gazetted officer (or use a valid e-District domicile certificate).
- What it costs
- Nominal.
- How long
- Allow 1–2 weeks; apply early.
Watch out: A signature from a politician (MLA/MP/councillor) is invalid and voids the certificate.
Domicile Proforma A2
Gazetted officer / as specified in the bulletin
- What it is
- For candidates with 10-year WB residence who also passed 10+2 in West Bengal.
- How to get it
- Get the A2 proforma completed and signed as the WBMCC bulletin specifies.
- What it costs
- Nominal.
- How long
- Allow 1–2 weeks.
Watch out: Use A2 only if both the residence and the 10+2-in-WB conditions are met; otherwise use A1.
Domicile Proforma B + Parent IDs
Authorised official + two parent IDs
- What it is
- For candidates who do not reside in WB but whose parent is a permanent WB resident.
- How to get it
- Complete Proforma B and attach two original parent IDs (from Aadhaar, Voter ID, Passport) that show a West Bengal address.
- What it costs
- Nominal.
- How long
- Allow 1–2 weeks.
Watch out: Both parent IDs must clearly show the WB address, or the Proforma B claim fails.
Reservation & medical documents
Only if it applies to youOnly the category items apply if you are claiming reservation; the medical proforma is for everyone.
Caste / OBC / EWS Certificate
Competent West Bengal authority
- What it is
- Proof of your reserved category for the WB quota.
- How to get it
- Apply via the WB e-District portal in the prescribed format. OBC/EWS are time-limited.
- What it costs
- Nominal.
- How long
- About 1–2 weeks.
Watch out: Get freshly dated OBC/EWS certificates for this cycle.
Standardised Medical Certificate
Registered allopathic practitioner (WBMCC proforma)
- What it is
- WBMCC's own fitness proforma, separate from any college medical check.
- How to get it
- Have a registered allopathic practitioner fill the exact WBMCC medical proforma.
- What it costs
- Free at a government hospital; nominal privately.
- How long
- Same day.
Watch out: Use the WBMCC format specifically, because a generic fitness certificate may not be accepted.
Special quotas
Only if it applies to youOnly if these apply to you.
PwBD Certificate
State-specified authority / MCC centre (AIQ)
- What it is
- For the Persons with Benchmark Disability horizontal quota.
- How to get it
- For the state quota, use the route in the WBMCC bulletin with a valid UDID card. For AIQ you need a separate certificate from one of the MCC's roughly 16 designated centres.
- What it costs
- Free at a government facility.
- How long
- Apply early; slots are limited.
Watch out: A state PwBD certificate does not cover your AIQ PwBD claim, and vice versa.
The West Bengal checklist
- Domicile: pick A1, A2 or B to match your case, signed by a gazetted officer, never a politician.
- Proforma B: add two original parent IDs showing a WB address.
- Medical: use the WBMCC standardised medical proforma.
- Category: current OBC/EWS certificates, freshly dated.
- Central vs state for AIQ: WB category certificates are for the state quota; AIQ needs a central-list OBC-NCL certificate.
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About this guide
Verified 7 June 2026Prepared by neet2seat. Rules, fees and timelines were verified against official sources as of 7 June 2026, using the 2025 counselling cycle as the baseline because the 2026 MCC and state information bulletins were not yet published when this was written. The 3 May 2026 NEET UG exam was cancelled; the re-exam is on 21 June 2026 with results expected in July, so every counselling date will move accordingly. Fee figures are from 2025 bulletins and can change. Cross-check the exact proforma, fee and signing authority against the official 2026 brochure before you get any certificate made. This is information, not legal advice.