ANM/GNM 2026 Round 2 Counselling: Dates, Vacancy, Upgradation & Choice Filling Strategy

The ANM(R) & GNM 2026 Round 2 counselling process is scheduled to begin on 22 August 2026, giving candidates another opportunity to secure admission to government and self-financing nursing institutes in West Bengal.

According to the official WBJEEB counselling schedule, Round 2 registration and choice filling will run from 22 August to 24 August 2026, while the Round 2 Seat Allotment Result will be published on 26 August 2026. Fresh allottees and other candidates required to report must complete the applicable seat-acceptance, document-verification and admission process between 26 and 29 August 2026.

Round 2 is particularly important for four groups of candidates: those who received no seat in Round 1, candidates entering counselling for the first time in Round 2, candidates whose Round 1 seat was cancelled during document verification, and certain candidates who were allotted a second-or-later preference but remained non-responsive. WBJEEB specifically permits these groups to submit fresh choices in Round 2.

At the same time, candidates who accepted a second-or-later Round 1 allotment with YES Upgradation follow a different rule: they automatically continue with their existing choice list and cannot submit fresh choices in the immediately following round.

This article explains the complete Round 2 process, vacancy situation, upgradation rules and practical choice-filling strategy.

ANM/GNM 2026 Round 2: Key Highlights Particular Details Counselling Authority West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board Examination ANM(R) & GNM 2026 Academic Session 2026–27 Round Round 2 Round 2 Registration & Choice Filling 22–24 August 2026 Round 2 Seat Allotment Result 26 August 2026 Seat Acceptance/Reporting 26–29 August 2026 Withdrawal Window 26–29 August 2026 Round 3 Registration & Choice Filling 31 August–1 September 2026 Round 3 Result 3 September 2026 Counselling Mode Online Physical Document Verification Mandatory after applicable allotment Fresh Registration Allowed in Round 2 Yes Fresh Choice Filling Allowed Only for specified eligible candidates

The dates above come directly from WBJEEB's official counselling schedule.

ANM/GNM 2026 Round 2 Important Dates Round 2 Registration & Choice Filling 22 August to 24 August 2026

Eligible candidates will be able to complete Round 2 registration and/or fresh choice filling during this period, according to their counselling status.

Round 2 Seat Allotment Result 26 August 2026

Candidates must log in to the counselling portal to check their allotment status and obtain the applicable counselling documents. WBJEEB states that round-wise allotments are made on the notified dates according to rank, eligibility, reservation, available seats and locked choice order.

Seat Acceptance, Verification & Admission 26 August to 29 August 2026

The official schedule places payment of the Seat Acceptance Fee for fresh allottees, physical reporting/document verification, admission and the Round 2 withdrawal facility within this period.

ANM/GNM Round 2 Vacancy 2026: How Many Seats Are Available?

This is currently one of the biggest questions.

Important Update on Round 2 Vacancy

As of 19 August 2026, WBJEEB's official ANM/GNM page provides the 2026 counselling seat matrix, but a separate final Round 2 vacancy list/category-wise vacancy notice has not yet been published on the public ANM/GNM current-events page at the time of this check.

Therefore, candidates should be careful with posts claiming:

“Exactly 1,500 seats vacant in Round 2”

or

“This government college definitely has X vacant seats”

unless those figures come from the updated official counselling portal.

The counselling portal itself is the official source for institute-, programme-, gender- and quota-wise seat-matrix information.

Why Will Round 2 Vacancies Change After Round 1?

Round 2 seat availability is not necessarily identical to the original Round 1 seat matrix.

Seats can move during counselling because, among other situations:

candidates may fail to complete applicable Round 1 formalities; a seat may be cancelled during document verification; an upgraded candidate's earlier seat is released for another eligible candidate; some seats may remain unallotted after Round 1.

WBJEEB explicitly states that when a candidate receives an upgraded allotment, the previous seat is automatically cancelled and released to other eligible candidates.

The exact Round 2 availability should therefore be checked on the counselling portal once the relevant seat information is updated.

Reserved Vacancies Will NOT Automatically Become General Seats

This is extremely important for Round 2 strategy.

WBJEEB states that it will not de-reserve or convert vacant reserved-category seats into General/Unreserved seats in any round of ANM/GNM 2026 counselling. This applies to categories including SC, ST, OBC, EWS, PwD and other notified reserved classifications.

Therefore, General-category candidates should not assume:

“If an SC/OBC seat remains vacant after Round 1, I will get it as General in Round 2.”

That is not how the current counselling rules are framed.

Always study the vacancy/seat matrix for your applicable category.

Who Can Participate in ANM/GNM Round 2?

There are different types of Round 2 candidates.

Understanding your own status is essential because everyone does not get the same choice-filling options.

Category 1: Fresh Candidates Who Did Not Register in Round 1

WBJEEB permits fresh registration in Round 2.

Candidates who hold a valid ANM(R) & GNM 2026 GMR, meet the eligibility conditions and did not participate in Round 1 can enter counselling during the Round 2 registration period.

For them:

Round 2 Registration: Yes Fresh Choice Filling: Yes

The counselling notification describes the registration fee as a one-time, non-refundable ₹500 fee.

Category 2: Candidates Who Got NO Seat in Round 1

This group has an important advantage.

WBJEEB clearly states that candidates who were not allotted any seat in Round 1 are automatically eligible for Round 2 with their existing choices.

They also have the option to submit:

Fresh Choices in Round 2

Therefore, a Round 1 non-allottee has two strategies:

Option A — Continue With Existing Choices

Keep the old Round 1 preference list.

Option B — Fresh Choice Filling

Replace the old list and create a completely new Round 2 preference list.

This makes Round 2 particularly important for candidates whose Round 1 list was too short or poorly arranged.

Category 3: Round 1 Candidate With YES Upgradation

Suppose you received your 4th choice in Round 1.

You completed document verification and selected:

YES Upgradation

In this situation, you automatically remain eligible for Round 2 with the existing Round 1 choice list.

However:

You cannot submit fresh choices in Round 2.

WBJEEB specifically states that a candidate with YES Upgradation is automatically eligible for the immediately following round with existing choices and is not eligible for fresh choice filling in that round.

This rule is frequently misunderstood.

Example of YES Upgradation

Suppose your choices were:

Preference College 1 Govt College A 2 Govt College B 3 Govt College C 4 Govt College D 5 Govt College E

You received:

Round 1 → Choice No. 4

You selected:

YES Upgradation

In Round 2, you may be considered for applicable higher preferences above the present allotment, according to the counselling system, seat availability and merit.

You do not get a new Round 2 list simply because you want to rearrange your choices.

Category 4: Round 1 Second-or-Later Choice but Non-Responsive

WBJEEB also allows certain candidates who were allotted their 2nd or later preference in Round 1 but remained non-responsive to continue.

The rules include cases where the candidate:

paid the seat-acceptance fee but did not complete document verification; or did not pay the seat-acceptance fee.

Such candidates can remain eligible with their existing choice list and may also opt for fresh choice filling in the next round.

Category 5: Seat Cancelled During Round 1 Document Verification

Candidates whose Round 1 seat is cancelled during document verification are also included among those eligible for fresh choice filling in Round 2.

A cancellation may occur when the candidate's documentary claim does not support the information used for allotment.

For example, WBJEEB states that if a reserved-category claim is rejected, the current allotment may be cancelled and the candidate can be carried forward according to the revised status, subject to the counselling rules.

Who Cannot Simply Do Fresh Choice Filling in Round 2?

The most important group is:

Round 1 candidates who received their 2nd/later choice, completed document verification and selected YES Upgradation.

They continue automatically with the existing choice list and cannot fresh-fill in the immediately following round.

Do not click or search for “fresh choice” assuming everybody is supposed to submit a new list.

Your counselling status determines your options.

Very Important Rule: Fresh Choice Filling Cancels Your Old Choices

WBJEEB states that if an existing eligible candidate chooses fresh choice filling in Round 2 or Round 3, the candidate's:

Previous choice list

and

Previous allotment, if any

will be cancelled.

The candidate must then submit a new preference list for that round.

Therefore, fresh choice filling is not simply:

“Edit two colleges from my Round 1 list.”

It means replacing the previous list for the applicable counselling round.

Should a “No Seat” Candidate Keep Old Choices or Fill Fresh Choices?

That depends on how good the Round 1 list was.

Keep the Existing List If:

Your Round 1 choices already included:

all preferred government colleges; realistic government options; enough colleges; acceptable backup institutes; and the colleges were arranged in genuine preference order.

Because candidates who received no Round 1 seat are automatically eligible with the old choices, rebuilding a good list is not compulsory.

Consider Fresh Choice Filling If Your Round 1 List Was Weak

Fresh choices can be useful if you made mistakes such as:

filling only 5–10 colleges; selecting only the most competitive government colleges; excluding North Bengal or distant government institutes despite being willing to attend them; keeping private colleges above government colleges you actually prefer; removing colleges only because last year's closing rank looked difficult; leaving out acceptable backup options; or arranging colleges according to “safe rank” instead of actual preference.

WBJEEB itself advises candidates to select the maximum possible number of suitable institutes/branches because doing so increases allotment possibilities, and it advises candidates to enter at least 20 choices.

ANM/GNM Round 2 Choice Filling Strategy

Round 2 should not be treated as:

“Put only low cut-off colleges.”

Nor should it be:

“Put only famous government colleges.”

A better approach is to create a complete preference ladder.

Layer 1 — Dream Government Colleges

Place the government colleges you genuinely want most at the top.

These can remain even if your rank appears somewhat beyond previous-year closing ranks.

Previous-year closing ranks are useful indicators, not guaranteed 2026 limits.

The 2026 allotment itself is determined using the candidate's current merit, eligibility, reservation, available seats and locked choice order.

Layer 2 — Strong Government Preferences

Next, add government colleges you would comfortably accept even if they are not your first dream institutes.

Factors may include:

location; hospital exposure; hostel availability; distance from home; transport; overall personal preference.

Arrange them in the order you would genuinely choose them.

Layer 3 — Realistic Government Choices

This section is particularly important for borderline candidates.

Include government institutions that may have:

historically wider closing-rank ranges; less location demand; fewer candidates preferring the district; or a better chance according to available 2026 vacancies.

No individual government college should be treated as guaranteed.

Layer 4 — Wider Government Options

Many candidates who want a government nursing seat restrict themselves to Kolkata or nearby districts.

That may drastically reduce the number of institutions they can be considered for.

If you are genuinely willing to study elsewhere in West Bengal, include those colleges too.

Do not include a distant college if you absolutely cannot attend it, but do not exclude it merely because it is not near Kolkata when your primary target is a government seat.

Layer 5 — Private/Backup Choices

If your goal is admission this year and there are self-financing institutes you would genuinely consider, place those choices after the preferred government options according to your personal priorities.

Do not add an institute merely to increase the choice count if you know you will refuse admission there.

The Correct Way to Decide Preference Order

For every pair of colleges ask:

“If both seats were offered to me today, which college would I actually choose?”

That college should normally remain above the other.

The counselling notification tells candidates to arrange selected institutes/courses in their priority order.

Do not arrange choices like this:

Safe → safest → random → dream college

if that is not your real preference.

Do Not Put the “Safest College” at No. 1 Just Because It Is Safe

Your Choice No. 1 has special importance.

WBJEEB states that candidates allotted or upgraded to their first preference must complete document verification and admission within the prescribed time. Failure results in debarment from the remaining counselling process.

Therefore:

Choice No. 1 should be a college you are genuinely prepared to join. Round 2 Strategy for Candidates With a Good Rank

If you have a good rank but received no Round 1 seat, investigate the choice list before assuming your rank was the problem.

A candidate may have entered only a few high-demand colleges.

A stronger Round 2 fresh list can contain:

Dream colleges

↓

Preferred government colleges

↓

Realistic government colleges

↓

Wider-location government options

↓

Acceptable backups

WBJEEB recommends maximising the number of suitable choices.

Round 2 Strategy for Borderline Rank

Borderline candidates should avoid overly narrow lists.

If a government seat is the priority, consider all suitable government institutions you would realistically attend rather than only top-demand colleges.

Use:

official Round 2 vacancy information once updated; category-wise seat availability; previous-year OR-CR as guidance; your own location and college preferences.

But do not treat a “safe” rank estimate as a guarantee because seat allotment depends on actual current vacancies and candidate choices.

Round 2 Strategy for Low Rank

A low rank does not automatically make Round 2 useless if the candidate remains eligible.

Your strategy should be broad and realistic.

Include:

all genuinely acceptable government options; less preferred locations you can actually attend; course/institute options shown as eligible; and backups if your goal is securing admission in 2026.

Do not submit only five famous government nursing colleges and expect the system to consider every other college automatically.

WBJEEB states that if no choice is submitted for a concerned round, no allotment can be made for that round, and it advises filling the maximum number of suitable choices.

YES Upgradation in Round 2: What Does It Mean?

Suppose you receive a seat for the first time in Round 2, but the allotment is your second or later preference.

WBJEEB allows such candidates to complete the applicable seat-acceptance and document-verification process with:

YES Upgradation

or

NO Upgradation. If You Select YES Upgradation

You remain automatically eligible for Round 3 using the existing applicable choice list.

You cannot fresh-fill choices in the immediately following round under this status.

If an upgrade occurs, the previous seat is automatically cancelled and released.

The upgrade is irreversible—the old seat cannot later be reclaimed.

Example

Round 2 gives you:

Choice No. 7 — Government College G

You choose:

YES Upgradation

Round 3 gives:

Choice No. 3 — Government College C

Once that upgrade occurs:

College G seat is cancelled.

You cannot say:

“I changed my mind. Give me College G again.”

WBJEEB explicitly states that an upgraded allotment replaces the earlier one irreversibly.

What If No Upgrade Happens?

WBJEEB states that where no upgradation occurs, the candidate continues to retain the previously accepted allotment, subject to compliance with counselling rules.

This is why candidates should understand YES Upgradation properly rather than treating it as surrendering the present accepted seat immediately.

If You Select NO Upgradation

A candidate selecting NO Upgradation must complete the admission procedure for the present allotted institute.

Failure to complete admission can result in debarment from the remaining counselling process.

Select NO only when you genuinely want to finalise the current allotment.

What If You Get Your 1st Choice in Round 2?

This rule is critical.

Candidates allotted or upgraded to their first preferred choice in Round 2 must complete document verification and admission within the stipulated time.

Failure to do so results in being debarred from the remaining counselling process.

You should therefore not place a college as Choice No. 1 simply because:

“Someone said I may get it.”

or

“It has a low cut-off.”

Choice No. 1 should represent your real top preference.

What If You Get No Seat Again in Round 2?

WBJEEB provides one more opportunity.

Candidates who remain unallotted can continue according to the Round 3 eligibility rules, and certain candidates may fresh-fill choices again.

The scheduled dates are:

Round 3 Registration & Choice Filling — 31 August to 1 September 2026 Round 3 Seat Allotment Result — 3 September 2026 Reporting & Admission — 3–6 September 2026.

WBJEEB states that Round 3 is the final round of the online centralised counselling process and is conducted against vacancies remaining after Round 2.

Round 2 Vacancy Strategy: What Should Candidates Check?

When Round 2 choice filling opens, check the official portal for:

Institute ANM or GNM Gender eligibility Quota/category Available seat information

The official seat-matrix interface allows filtering by Round, Institute Type, Institute, Programme, Gender and Quota.

Do not prepare the final Round 2 strategy solely from screenshots circulating before the vacancy position is updated.

Should You Follow Last Year's Closing Rank?

Yes—but only as a guide.

Previous closing ranks can help classify colleges into:

Ambitious Competitive Realistic Safer

But they cannot guarantee Round 2 admission.

WBJEEB's 2026 rules state that allotment depends on the applicable merit rank, eligibility, reservation status, availability of seats and order of locked choices.

A 2025 closing rank therefore cannot be treated as a fixed 2026 cut-off.

Important OBC Rule Before Round 2

OBC candidates should ensure their reservation documents are ready.

WBJEEB states that only OBC candidates belonging to the Non-Creamy Layer (NCL) can be considered as reserved candidates, and an updated NCL certificate must be produced during counselling/admission.

If the category claim is rejected during document verification, the current allotment may be cancelled and the candidate's status can be revised for subsequent counselling according to the applicable rules.

Documents to Keep Ready Before Round 2 Result

Physical document verification is mandatory for allotted candidates.

WBJEEB specifically lists documents including:

Printed allotment letter ANM/GNM 2026 Rank Card Class 10 Admit Card for Date of Birth Class 12 Mark Sheet West Bengal Domicile Certificate Category Certificate, if applicable Medical Fitness Certificate.

Additional institute-specific documents may be required, so candidates should contact the allotted institution or visit its official website for reporting details. The official schedule specifically instructs candidates to confirm the institution's timings and admission requirements.

Don't Depend Only on Screenshots

WBJEEB states that counselling documents such as allotment letters, locked choices, receipts and other records must be the original documents generated through the counselling portal.

Screenshots, photographs or manually reproduced copies are not accepted as valid substitutes when official counselling documents are required.

Download and preserve every portal-generated document.

Round 2 Seat Acceptance Fee: Important Clarification

Fresh allottees in Round 2 are required to pay the applicable Seat Acceptance Fee before proceeding with the prescribed reporting process.

However, candidates should be aware of an internal inconsistency in the 13 August 2026 counselling notification: the document prints the amount numerically as ₹1,000, but the amount written in words alongside it says “Rupees Five Thousand only.”

Because the same line contains conflicting figures, candidates should check the actual amount displayed on the official counselling payment portal and any subsequent WBJEEB corrigendum before making payment rather than relying on unofficial posts.

The notification also states that candidates who have already paid the applicable registration/seat-acceptance fee and continue to a subsequent eligible round do not have to pay an additional such fee simply for participation in that later round.

Withdrawal in Round 2

The official counselling schedule includes a withdrawal facility from 26 to 29 August 2026.

WBJEEB states that a candidate who successfully withdraws during the permitted Round 2 period ceases to remain eligible for future rounds. The notification also says eligible refunds under the notified policy are processed through online banking after counselling concludes.

Therefore, do not select withdrawal unless you actually intend to leave the counselling process.

15 Round 2 Mistakes That Can Cost You a Government Nursing Seat

1. Assuming everyone must fill fresh choices

Candidates with YES Upgradation from Round 1 continue with existing choices and cannot fresh-fill immediately.

1. Filling only a few colleges

WBJEEB advises candidates to select the maximum suitable options and recommends at least 20 choices.

1. Putting a “safe college” above the college you actually prefer

Your choice order should represent real preference.

1. Believing last year's closing rank guarantees admission

Current allotment depends on 2026 vacancies, rank, category and choices.

1. Assuming reserved seats will automatically convert to UR

WBJEEB says no de-reservation will occur during these counselling rounds.

1. Using an unofficial vacancy screenshot

Check the official counselling portal.

1. Choosing fresh choice filling without understanding that the previous list is cancelled

WBJEEB explicitly states this rule.

1. Putting an unwanted college at Choice No. 1

First-choice allotment carries compulsory admission/reporting consequences under the rules.

1. Selecting YES Upgradation without checking all higher choices

An upgraded seat permanently replaces the previous allotment.

1. Selecting NO Upgradation and then not completing admission

This can debar the candidate from further counselling.

1. Ignoring certificate validity

Document verification is mandatory.

1. OBC candidate reporting without updated NCL proof

Updated NCL documentation is required for the reserved-category claim.

1. Depending on screenshots instead of official portal documents

WBJEEB specifically rejects screenshots as replacements for required portal-generated counselling records.

1. Waiting until the final hours of 24 August to prepare choices

Prepare the list beforehand.

1. Assuming Round 2 is the last chance

Round 3 remains scheduled, but it is the final online centralised counselling round.

Round 2 Decision Guide Round 1 Result = No Seat

Existing choices automatically continue

OR

Choose Fresh Choice Filling and create a stronger new list.

Round 1 = 2nd/Later Choice + YES Upgradation

Do not fresh-fill in Round 2.

Your applicable existing choices continue automatically.

New Candidate in Round 2

Register → Pay applicable one-time registration fee → Fill choices → Lock/save correctly → Wait for Round 2 result.

Round 2 = First Choice Allotted/Upgraded

Complete verification + admission within the deadline.

Round 2 = Second/Later Choice for the First Time

Seat acceptance where applicable → Verification → YES or NO Upgradation.

YES Upgradation

Continue toward Round 3 with existing applicable choices.

If upgraded, old seat is permanently replaced.

NO Upgradation

Complete admission to current institute.

Frequently Asked Questions When will ANM/GNM 2026 Round 2 counselling start?

Round 2 registration and choice filling is officially scheduled from 22 August to 24 August 2026.

When is ANM/GNM Round 2 result?

The Round 2 Seat Allotment Result is scheduled for 26 August 2026.

What are the Round 2 reporting dates?

The official reporting/admission period is 26–29 August 2026.

Has the final Round 2 vacancy list been released?

At the time of the official-page check on 19 August 2026, WBJEEB provides the overall 2026 counselling seat-matrix facility but does not publicly list a separate final Round 2 vacancy notice on the ANM/GNM page. Candidates should check the updated counselling portal once Round 1 processing is complete.

I got no seat in Round 1. Can I participate in Round 2?

Yes. You are automatically eligible with your existing choices and can also opt for fresh choice filling.

Is fresh choice filling compulsory after no seat in Round 1?

No. You may continue with your existing list. Fresh choice filling is an option, not a requirement, for this candidate group.

I selected YES Upgradation after Round 1. Can I change choices in Round 2?

No. Such candidates automatically continue with existing choices and are not eligible for fresh choice filling in the immediately following round.

What happens if I choose fresh choices in Round 2?

Your previous choice list—and any previous allotment where applicable under that status—will be cancelled, and you must submit a new list.

Can I get a government nursing college in Round 2 after no Round 1 seat?

Yes, it is possible because Round 1 non-allottees remain eligible. However, no government seat can be guaranteed. Allotment depends on current rank, eligibility, reservation, available seats and locked preference order.

Does a lower Round 2 vacancy mean I should put safe colleges first?

Not necessarily. Choices should remain in your actual preference order. Add realistic and backup options below your preferred colleges rather than moving a less-preferred college above one you genuinely want more. WBJEEB requires candidates to arrange choices in their priority order.

How many choices should I fill?

WBJEEB advises candidates to select the maximum possible number of suitable institutions/branches and recommends at least 20 choices.

Can reserved seats become General seats in Round 2?

WBJEEB's 2026 rules state that vacant reserved-category seats will not be de-reserved/converted to General/Unreserved seats during the counselling rounds.

What happens if I get upgraded in Round 2?

Your earlier allotment is automatically cancelled and released, and the upgraded allotment is irreversible. You cannot reclaim the old seat.

What if I get no seat in Round 2?

Round 3 remains scheduled. Registration/choice filling is planned for 31 August–1 September, with allotment on 3 September 2026. Round 3 is the final online centralised counselling round.

Final Words

ANM/GNM 2026 Round 2 is not simply a second copy of Round 1.

It gives some candidates an opportunity to enter counselling for the first time, while candidates who received no Round 1 allotment or made a weak first-round choice list may get an opportunity to submit fresh choices. At the same time, candidates who accepted a second-or-later Round 1 seat with YES Upgradation must continue with their existing choices and cannot fresh-fill immediately.

The most important official dates are:

Round 2 Registration & Choice Filling: 22–24 August 2026 Round 2 Result: 26 August 2026 Seat Acceptance / Verification / Admission / Withdrawal: 26–29 August 2026.

For vacancy strategy, candidates should wait for the updated official seat information rather than trusting unofficial vacancy counts. The WBJEEB counselling portal is the official source for seat availability by institute, programme, gender and quota.

And when preparing fresh choices, remember one simple principle:

Dream → Preferred → Realistic → Wider Government Options → Genuine Backup

Do not put a “safe” college first merely because it looks easier to obtain. Put colleges in the order you would actually choose them, while including enough realistic options to avoid unnecessarily restricting your chances.

Disclaimer: This article is based on the official WBJEEB ANM(R) & GNM 2026 counselling notification and counselling schedule and was checked on 19 August 2026. Round 2 vacancy numbers can change after completion of Round 1 processes, so candidates should verify the updated seat matrix, vacancy position, payment amount and any corrigendum directly through WBJEEB before taking counselling-related action.

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