Andhra Pradesh BDS Counselling 2026-27: 352 Candidates Who Did Not Report After Phase-I

Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS), Vijayawada, has released an official list of 352 BDS candidates who were allotted seats under the Competent Authority Quota (CAQ) for the 2026-27 academic session but failed to report and join after Phase-I counselling. This is a critical document for NEET UG 2026 aspirants because it shows which seats have now become vacant and will be available in the next phase of counselling. If your name appears on this list, it means your allotted seat has been cancelled and you will need to participate in the next counselling round if you wish to secure admission. Understanding this list is essential to know your status and plan your next steps in the admission process.

What Is This List and Why It Matters

This is the official 'Not Reported' list released by Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences after Phase-I of BDS counselling for the 2026-27 academic year. It contains the names, NEET roll numbers, NEET ranks, NEET scores, categories, and the seats that were allotted to 352 candidates who did not report to their allotted colleges within the prescribed time.

When a candidate is allotted a seat in Phase-I counselling, they are given a deadline to report to the college with their original documents and complete the admission formalities. If they fail to report by that deadline, their seat is cancelled and they are marked as 'not reported.' This list is published so that all stakeholders—candidates, colleges, and the counselling authority—know which seats have become vacant.

For you as a candidate, this list is important because: (1) if your name is on it, your Phase-I allotment is cancelled and you must participate in Phase-II to get another chance; (2) if your name is not on it, you have successfully reported and your admission is secure; (3) the vacant seats listed here will be filled in the next counselling phase, which may lower cutoffs and create new opportunities for candidates in the waiting list or those who did not get allotments in Phase-I.

Who Is on This List

The list contains 352 candidates across all categories—OC (Open Category), BCA, BCB, BCD, BCE, SC1, SC2, SC3, and ST—who were allotted BDS seats under the Competent Authority Quota in Phase-I counselling but did not report to their allotted colleges.

The candidates are listed with their registration number (starting with UG26CQ), NEET roll number, NEET rank, NEET score, name, gender, category, local area (AU = Andhra Pradesh University area, SVU = Sri Venkateswara University area, APNL = AP Non-Local), and the specific seat allotted (e.g., 'GDCV - BDS - AU - OC - F - 1' means Gitam Dental College Visakhapatnam, BDS course, Andhra Pradesh area, Open Category, Female, Seat 1).

The list is arranged in descending order of NEET rank, starting from rank 72035 (NEET score 515) down to rank 490737 (NEET score 328). This means candidates with higher ranks (lower rank numbers) appear first. The list spans all nine pages of the document and includes candidates from various dental colleges across Andhra Pradesh.

How to Check If Your Name Is on the List

To find your name on this list, you need your registration number (UG26CQ followed by 8 digits) or your NEET roll number. The list is arranged by NEET rank in descending order, so if you know your rank, you can search for it on the appropriate page.

Step 1: Locate your NEET rank or registration number. Step 2: Search through the list (pages 1–9) for your name and registration number. Step 3: Check the 'Seat Allotted' column to see which college and seat you were allotted. Step 4: If you find your name, it means you did not report after Phase-I and your seat has been cancelled. If you do not find your name, it means you either did not receive an allotment in Phase-I or you successfully reported and your admission is confirmed.

The document is a PDF with 9 pages. You can use the search function (Ctrl+F on Windows, Cmd+F on Mac) to quickly find your name or registration number. Alternatively, you can visit the official NTRUHS website or the AP NEET counselling portal to verify your status online.

• Use your registration number (UG26CQ + 8 digits) or NEET roll number to search
• List is arranged by NEET rank in descending order
• Check the 'Seat Allotted' column to see your allotted college and seat
• Use Ctrl+F (or Cmd+F) to search the PDF quickly
• Verify your status on the official NTRUHS portal if needed

What Happens If Your Name Is on This List

If your name appears on this 'Not Reported' list, it means you were allotted a BDS seat in Phase-I counselling under the Competent Authority Quota, but you did not report to the college within the deadline. As a result, your allotment has been cancelled and your seat is now vacant.

The consequences are: (1) Your Phase-I allotment is void and you have no claim to that seat. (2) You are not admitted to any college at this stage. (3) You will be eligible to participate in Phase-II counselling (if announced) to seek a fresh allotment. (4) Your NEET score and rank remain valid for future counselling rounds. (5) You may face a lower priority in Phase-II if the counselling authority has rules about candidates who did not report in earlier phases.

Important: If you were allotted a seat but could not report due to genuine reasons (illness, emergency, document issues, etc.), you should immediately contact the NTRUHS counselling cell or the allotted college to explain your situation. Some authorities may allow late reporting or provide a chance to report within an extended deadline, though this is not guaranteed. Do not assume your admission is lost without trying to communicate with the authority.

• Your Phase-I allotment is cancelled
• You are not admitted to any college
• You are eligible for Phase-II counselling
• Your NEET score and rank remain valid
• Contact NTRUHS immediately if you have a genuine reason for not reporting
• Late reporting may be allowed in some cases—do not give up without trying

What Happens to These Vacant Seats

The 352 seats that have become vacant due to candidates not reporting will be filled in the next phase of counselling, typically Phase-II. These seats will be offered to candidates who are on the waiting list from Phase-I or who did not receive an allotment in Phase-I.

In Phase-II, the counselling authority will conduct a fresh round of seat allotment using the same merit list (NEET rank order) and the same category-wise and college-wise seat matrix. Candidates who are eligible and have not yet been allotted a seat will be invited to participate. The cutoff scores for Phase-II may be lower than Phase-I because more seats are now available, which increases the chances of candidates with lower ranks getting allotments.

If you did not get an allotment in Phase-I or if your name is on this 'Not Reported' list, you should keep an eye on the official NTRUHS website and the AP NEET counselling portal for the announcement of Phase-II dates and the list of candidates eligible to participate. Make sure you have all your documents ready and that you report on time if you receive an allotment in Phase-II.

• 352 vacant seats will be filled in Phase-II counselling
• Phase-II will use the same merit list and seat matrix
• Cutoff scores in Phase-II may be lower than Phase-I
• Candidates on the waiting list or without Phase-I allotments will be invited
• Keep checking the official portal for Phase-II dates and notifications

Understanding the Seat Allotment Code

Each candidate on this list has been allotted a specific seat, which is shown in the 'Seat Allotted' column. The seat code follows a standard format that tells you exactly which college, course, area, category, gender, and seat number you were allotted. Understanding this code is important to know where you were supposed to report.

The format is: COLLEGE CODE - COURSE - AREA - CATEGORY - GENDER - SEAT NUMBER. For example, 'GDCV - BDS - AU - OC - F - 1' means: GDCV = Gitam Dental College Visakhapatnam; BDS = Bachelor of Dental Surgery; AU = Andhra Pradesh University area; OC = Open Category; F = Female; 1 = Seat number 1. Another example: 'CARE - BDS - UR - OC - F - 1' means CARE Dental College, BDS course, Unreserved (UR) area, Open Category, Female, Seat 1.

Common college codes include: GDCV (Gitam Dental College Visakhapatnam), GDCK (Gitam Dental College Kakinada), GSLR (Gitam School of Dental Sciences Rushikonda), VDCB (Vishnu Dental College Bhimavaram), ANDV (Andhra Dental College Visakhapatnam), SNDC (Sri Narayana Dental College), SIBG (Sri Indu Dental College Bhimavaram), CKST (Chhattisgarh Kranti Satyaprem Dental College), LIDR (Lenora Institute of Dental Research), SJDE (Sri Jaya Dental Education), KDCA (Kamineni Dental College Andhra Pradesh), GPRK (Gitam Paramedical Research Institute Kakinada), SSDC (Sri Sai Dental College), CARE (CARE Dental College), NIDS (Narayana Institute of Dental Sciences), and others.

• Format: COLLEGE - COURSE - AREA - CATEGORY - GENDER - SEAT NUMBER
• AU = Andhra Pradesh University area; SVU = Sri Venkateswara University area; APNL = AP Non-Local
• OC = Open Category; BCA/BCB/BCD/BCE = Backward Caste subcategories; SC1/SC2/SC3 = Scheduled Caste; ST = Scheduled Tribe
• F = Female; M = Male
• Seat number indicates which seat in that category at that college you were allotted

Category and Quota Information

All 352 candidates on this list were allotted seats under the Competent Authority Quota (CAQ). The Competent Authority Quota is a set of seats that the state government (Andhra Pradesh) fills through its own counselling process, separate from the central NEET counselling. These seats are typically reserved for candidates from the state and are filled based on NEET merit and category-wise reservations.

The candidates on this list belong to various categories: OC (Open Category), BCA, BCB, BCD, BCE (Backward Caste subcategories), SC1, SC2, SC3 (Scheduled Caste subcategories), and ST (Scheduled Tribe). Each category has its own set of reserved seats, and candidates are allotted seats based on their NEET rank within their category. The list shows the category of each candidate in the 'Category' column.

The 'Local Area' column indicates whether the candidate is from the Andhra Pradesh University (AU) area, Sri Venkateswara University (SVU) area, or is an AP Non-Local (APNL). Some seats may be reserved for local candidates, which affects the allotment process. Understanding your category and local area status is important for Phase-II counselling, as it determines which seats you are eligible for.

• All seats are under Competent Authority Quota (CAQ)
• CAQ seats are filled by the state government through its own counselling
• Categories: OC, BCA, BCB, BCD, BCE, SC1, SC2, SC3, ST
• Local areas: AU (Andhra Pradesh University), SVU (Sri Venkateswara University), APNL (AP Non-Local)
• Category and local area determine seat eligibility in counselling

Important Dates and Deadlines to Remember

This list was released on 5 October 2026. The exact deadline by which candidates were supposed to report after Phase-I allotment is not mentioned in this document, but typically candidates are given 3–5 days from the date of allotment to report to their allotted college. Since this list is now published, it means the reporting deadline has passed.

If Phase-II counselling is announced, there will be a new set of dates: (1) Phase-II notification date; (2) registration/choice-filling window for Phase-II; (3) Phase-II allotment date; (4) reporting deadline for Phase-II. You must watch the official NTRUHS website and the AP NEET counselling portal for these dates. Missing the Phase-II registration or reporting deadline will result in your name appearing on the Phase-II 'Not Reported' list as well.

Action required now: (1) If your name is on this list, immediately check the official portal for Phase-II dates. (2) Prepare all your documents (10th certificate, 12th certificate, NEET admit card, NEET scorecard, caste certificate if applicable, income certificate if applicable, etc.) so you are ready to report if you get an allotment in Phase-II. (3) If you have a genuine reason for not reporting in Phase-I, contact NTRUHS counselling cell immediately to explain and seek guidance.

• This list was released on 5 October 2026
• Phase-I reporting deadline has passed
• Watch for Phase-II notification and dates on the official portal
• Phase-II will have its own registration, allotment, and reporting deadlines
• Prepare all documents now so you can report immediately if allotted in Phase-II
• Contact NTRUHS if you have a genuine reason for not reporting in Phase-I

Documents You Will Need for Phase-II Reporting

If you receive an allotment in Phase-II counselling, you will need to report to your allotted college with specific original documents. Having these documents ready now will save you time and prevent rejection of your admission. The following documents are typically required for BDS admission in Andhra Pradesh:

Essential documents: (1) NEET 2026 Admit Card (original); (2) NEET 2026 Score Card (original); (3) 10th Class Certificate or equivalent (original); (4) 12th Class Certificate or equivalent (original); (5) Caste Certificate (original) if you belong to a reserved category (SC, ST, BC); (6) Income Certificate (original) if required by the college; (7) Aadhar Card or any government-issued ID (original and photocopy); (8) Passport-size photographs (4–6 copies); (9) Medical fitness certificate from a registered medical practitioner; (10) Character certificate from your school or college.

Additional documents that may be required: (1) Transfer Certificate (TC) from your school or college; (2) Conduct Certificate from your school or college; (3) Domicile Certificate if you are claiming local area status; (4) Non-Creamy Layer (NCL) certificate if you belong to a BC category and the college requires it; (5) Proof of residence (electricity bill, water bill, etc.) if required. Check with your allotted college or the NTRUHS website for the exact list of documents required, as it may vary slightly between colleges.

• NEET Admit Card (original)
• NEET Score Card (original)
• 10th Class Certificate (original)
• 12th Class Certificate (original)
• Caste Certificate (original) if applicable
• Income Certificate (original) if required
• Aadhar Card or government ID (original + photocopy)
• Passport-size photographs (4–6 copies)
• Medical fitness certificate
• Character certificate
• Transfer Certificate and Conduct Certificate
• Domicile Certificate if claiming local area status
• Non-Creamy Layer (NCL) certificate if applicable

What to Do If Your Name Is NOT on This List

If you search for your name on this 'Not Reported' list and do not find it, it means one of two things: (1) You were allotted a seat in Phase-I and you successfully reported to your allotted college within the deadline, so your admission is confirmed; or (2) You did not receive an allotment in Phase-I, so you are still waiting for Phase-II.

If you successfully reported in Phase-I: Congratulations! Your admission to the BDS course is confirmed. You should now focus on completing all admission formalities at your college, including fee payment, hostel registration (if applicable), and attending orientation programs. Keep all your admission documents safe and follow your college's instructions for the start of classes.

If you did not receive an allotment in Phase-I: Do not worry. You are eligible to participate in Phase-II counselling. The 352 vacant seats from this list will be available in Phase-II, and the cutoff scores may be lower, which increases your chances of getting an allotment. Keep checking the official NTRUHS portal for Phase-II notification and dates. When Phase-II is announced, register immediately, fill your choices carefully, and be ready to report on time if you receive an allotment.

• If your name is not on the list, you either reported successfully in Phase-I or did not get Phase-I allotment
• If you reported successfully, your admission is confirmed—focus on college formalities
• If you did not get Phase-I allotment, you are eligible for Phase-II
• 352 vacant seats will be available in Phase-II
• Phase-II cutoffs may be lower than Phase-I
• Watch for Phase-II notification and register immediately when announced

Common Reasons for Not Reporting and How to Avoid Them

Candidates appear on the 'Not Reported' list for various reasons. Understanding these reasons can help you avoid the same mistakes in Phase-II. Common reasons include: (1) Not checking the allotment result on time; (2) Receiving the allotment but not understanding the reporting deadline; (3) Not having all required documents ready; (4) Travel or logistical issues preventing timely reporting; (5) Illness or family emergency; (6) Confusion about the allotted college location; (7) Deciding to pursue a different course or college and not informing the authority; (8) Technical issues with the counselling portal.

How to avoid not reporting in Phase-II: (1) Set a reminder on your phone for the Phase-II allotment date. (2) Check the official NTRUHS portal and your registered email/SMS regularly for allotment notifications. (3) Prepare all documents well in advance—do not wait until the last day. (4) Know the exact location and address of your allotted college. (5) Plan your travel to the college at least one day before the reporting deadline. (6) If you have a genuine reason for not being able to report (illness, emergency), contact the college and NTRUHS immediately to explain and seek an extension. (7) Do not ignore the allotment—if you do not want the seat, formally withdraw so that the seat can be offered to the next candidate.

If you are on the 'Not Reported' list and have a genuine reason: Contact the NTRUHS counselling cell or your allotted college immediately with a written explanation and supporting documents (medical certificate, emergency letter, etc.). Some authorities may allow late reporting or provide a second chance, though this is not guaranteed. It is always better to try than to assume your admission is lost.

• Common reasons: not checking results, missing deadline, missing documents, travel issues, illness, confusion about college location, deciding not to join, technical issues
• Set reminders for allotment dates
• Check the portal and email/SMS regularly
• Prepare all documents in advance
• Know your allotted college's location and address
• Plan travel one day before the deadline
• Contact the authority immediately if you have a genuine reason for not reporting
• Do not ignore the allotment—formally withdraw if you do not want the seat

Frequently asked questions

If your name appears on this list, do not panic—you have another opportunity in Phase-II counselling. Immediately prepare all your documents, check the official NTRUHS website (drntr.uhsap.in) and the AP NEET counselling portal for Phase-II dates, and register as soon as Phase-II is announced. If you have a genuine reason for not reporting in Phase-I, contact NTRUHS counselling cell right away. If your name is not on the list, either your Phase-I admission is confirmed (in which case, focus on college formalities) or you are waiting for Phase-II (in which case, stay alert for the announcement). The 352 vacant seats will create new opportunities in Phase-II, so keep your documents ready and be prepared to report immediately if you receive an allotment.