Tamil Nadu publishes Diploma in Pharmacy provisional allotment list dated 10 September

The Selection Committee has published the provisional list of candidates allotted to the Diploma in Pharmacy course for session 2026-2027, with allotments dated 10 September 2026. The nine-page PDF posted on tnmedicalselection.net is a government medical college allotment artefact for the diploma pharmacy track, not a degree Pharm.D result and not a nursing or allied-health Round 2 calendar.

This desk treats the file as the Diploma in Pharmacy provisional allotment list only. It is not the Pharm.D (3 Years) provisional allotment dated the same day, and it is not the Pharm.D (6 Years) provisional allotment covered in an earlier lock. Destack those three pharmacy products when reading or republishing Tamil Nadu Selection Committee uploads from mid-September.

What the Diploma in Pharmacy provisional allotment PDF contains

The list header reads Diploma in Pharmacy Course Session 2026-2027, Provisional List of Candidates allotted on 10.09.2026. Columns cover serial number, general rank, application number, name, community, total marks, allotted college and a category flag used for PwD rows. The sheet runs to page 9 of 9 and closes at serial number 164.

Serial 1 Nithish S (GR 14, OC, 95.5) is allotted to Coimbatore Medical College, Coimbatore. Serial 2 Raju R (GR 28, MBC and DNC, 94.33) goes to Madurai Medical College, Madurai. Early high-mark rows continue across BC, BCM, MBC and DNC, SC and related communities, with total marks still above 90 in the first handful of seats. Through the middle pages the list steps down through the eighties while every allotted college remains one of the two government medical colleges named on the sheet: Coimbatore Medical College or Madurai Medical College.

The final page adds two PwD-flagged rows after the open-category stretch. Serial 163 Mohamed Thoufik B (GR 9533, BCM, 62.25) and serial 164 Nitheeswar T (GR 11514, MBC and DNC, 55.67) are both allotted to Madurai Medical College under the PWD category column. Application numbers follow the 26DPxxxxxx pattern. Because the document is labelled provisional, candidates should verify their own row against counselling login data before treating a college name as final for joining.

How diploma allottees should use the 10 September list

Allotted students should confirm that the application number, name, community and marks match their Selection Committee profile, then follow any reporting, fee and document instructions issued for Diploma in Pharmacy joining. Parents should keep the programme label clear: Diploma in Pharmacy is not Pharm.D (3 Years) and not Pharm.D (6 Years), even when those PDFs share the same 10 September allotment date on the portal.

Candidates who do not appear on this 164-row list should watch the official portal for any later diploma vacancy or further-round notice rather than assuming a degree-pharmacy allotment PDF will move them into a diploma seat. Conversely, three-year or six-year Pharm.D aspirants should not read Coimbatore Medical College or Madurai Medical College diploma rows as their own result. Nursing, B.Pharm and Allied Health aspirants remain on their separate Round 2 calendars where those notices apply.

Practical checklist for a named diploma candidate: save the provisional PDF page that carries your serial number, note whether the college is Coimbatore Medical College or Madurai Medical College, check whether a PWD category flag appears on your row, and report only through the diploma joining process the Selection Committee publishes for this course.

The primary PDF for this desk is https://tnmedicalselection.net/news/11092026013641.pdf, with the Selection Committee portal at https://tnmedicalselection.net/. The controlling stamp is the provisional list of candidates allotted to Diploma in Pharmacy for session 2026-2027 on 10 September 2026, a nine-page government medical college allotment through serial number 164 including two PwD rows. That diploma provisional allotment artefact, not the Pharm.D three-year list and not the Pharm.D six-year list, is the story.