Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS), Vijayawada, has released the official list of 363 candidates who were allotted MBBS seats under the Management Quota for 2026–27 but did not report (join) after Phase-I counselling rounds B1 and B2. This is a critical document: if your name appears on this list, your seat has been cancelled and you will not be admitted unless you appeal or participate in subsequent counselling rounds. The list shows each candidate's NEET rank, score, category, allotted college and seat code, and area of study. Understanding this list is essential to know your current admission status and what steps to take next.
If your name is on this 'not reported' list, your allotted Management Quota MBBS seat has been forfeited; you must act immediately to appeal or participate in the next counselling round to secure admission.
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Unlock My College ListWhat is a 'Not Reported' List and Why Does It Matter?
After Phase-I counselling (rounds B1 and B2), NTRUHS allotted MBBS seats under the Management Quota to eligible candidates based on their NEET rank and category. Each candidate was given a specific college and seat, and a deadline to report (physically join) at that college with their documents.
A candidate who does not report by the deadline forfeits their seat. NTRUHS publishes a 'not reported' list to officially record which candidates failed to join. Once your name appears on this list, your seat is cancelled and offered to the next eligible candidate in the waiting list or in the next counselling round.
This list is binding and public. It affects your admission status immediately. If you are on this list, you have limited options: appeal to NTRUHS if there was a genuine emergency, or participate in Phase-II counselling (if announced) to try for another seat.
Who Is on This List?
The list contains 363 candidates across all categories (OC, OBC, BCD, BCA, BCB, BCE, SC2, SC3, ST) and both genders. The candidates are ranked by their NEET rank, from rank 69,553 (score 517) at the top to rank 401,158 (score 355) at the bottom.
The list includes candidates from Andhra Pradesh (AP) and other states (Others). It also identifies candidates with Muslim Minority status (marked 'Y' in the Muslim Minority column). Each candidate's allotted seat is shown in the 'Allotted Seat' column, e.g., 'NRIM - MBBS - B1–1' means the candidate was allotted a Management Quota seat at NRIM (a college code) in round B1.
The presence of a candidate on this list means they either did not receive their allotment letter in time, did not understand the reporting deadline, faced a genuine emergency, or chose not to join. Regardless of the reason, the seat is now forfeited.
How to Check If Your Name Is on the List
The list is arranged in order of NEET rank, from highest to lowest. You can search by your NEET roll number, NEET rank, or name. The document is 15 pages long and contains all 363 candidates.
Each row shows: Serial Number, NEET Roll No, NEET Rank, NEET Score, Name, Gender, Category, Muslim Minority status, Area (AP or Others), and Allotted Seat. Cross-check your details carefully—a small spelling error in your name or a wrong roll number could mean you miss your own entry.
If you find your name, note your allotted seat code (e.g., 'GMCR - MBBS - CA-SF–1'). This tells you which college and which round you were allotted to. If you do not find your name, it means you either reported successfully or were not allotted a seat in Phase-I.
- Search by NEET Roll No (10-digit number)
- Search by NEET Rank (5-digit number)
- Search by your full name as it appears on your NEET admit card
- Check the 'Allotted Seat' column to see which college and round you were assigned to
Understanding the Allotted Seat Code
Each candidate on the list has an 'Allotted Seat' code. This code tells you which college, course, quota, and round you were allotted to. For example: 'GMCR - MBBS - CA-SF–1' breaks down as follows:
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GMCR = college code (Government Medical College, Rajahmundry, or similar). MBBS = course (all seats on this list are MBBS). CA-SF = quota and category (CA = Competent Authority Quota, SF = specific category or sub-group). B1–1 or B2–1 = round and seat number (B1 or B2 round, seat 1, 2, 3, etc.).
The round code (B1 or B2) tells you in which phase you were allotted. If you were allotted in B1 and did not report, you cannot participate in B1 again. You may be eligible for B2 or Phase-II counselling, depending on NTRUHS rules.
- College code (e.g., GMCR, NRIM, GEMS, GVPT) = which medical college
- MBBS = Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (5.5-year course)
- Quota code (e.g., CA-SF, B1–1) = which quota and round
- Round (B1 or B2) = Phase-I round in which you were allotted
What Happens to Your Seat Now?
Once your name is on the 'not reported' list, your seat is cancelled immediately. NTRUHS will not hold it for you. The seat will be offered to the next eligible candidate on the waiting list for that college and quota.
If there is no waiting list candidate, the seat may remain vacant until Phase-II counselling, when it will be offered again to eligible candidates who did not get a seat in Phase-I or who are participating for the first time.
You cannot reclaim this seat unless you file a formal appeal to NTRUHS within the specified time (usually 2–3 days of the list publication) with proof of a genuine emergency (medical certificate, accident report, death in family, etc.). Appeals are rarely accepted unless the reason is documented and compelling.
- Your seat is cancelled and forfeited
- The seat is offered to the next waiting list candidate
- You can appeal only if you have proof of a genuine emergency
- Without a successful appeal, you must wait for Phase-II counselling
What Are Your Options Now?
If your name is on this list, you have three main options: (1) File an appeal with NTRUHS immediately if you have a valid reason for not reporting (medical emergency, accident, death in family, etc.). Attach supporting documents (hospital discharge summary, FIR, death certificate, etc.). Appeals must be filed within 2–3 days of the list publication. (2) Wait for Phase-II counselling to be announced. In Phase-II, you will be eligible to participate again and try for a different seat, if available. (3) If you do not wish to pursue MBBS in Andhra Pradesh, you can participate in counselling in other states or consider private medical colleges.
Filing an appeal is your only chance to recover your current seat. However, appeals are rarely accepted unless the reason is documented and verifiable. Do not delay—check the NTRUHS website for the appeal submission deadline and procedure.
Phase-II counselling will be announced separately. When it opens, you will be able to choose from remaining available seats. Your NEET rank and category will remain the same, but the seats available may be different.
- Option 1: File an appeal with NTRUHS within 2–3 days with proof of emergency
- Option 2: Participate in Phase-II counselling when announced
- Option 3: Explore other state counselling or private medical colleges
- Do not wait passively—take action immediately
How to File an Appeal (If You Have a Valid Reason)
If you did not report due to a genuine emergency, you must file an appeal immediately. The appeal must be submitted to NTRUHS, Vijayawada, within the deadline (usually 2–3 days of the list publication). Check the NTRUHS website (drntr.uhsap.in) for the exact deadline and submission method.
Your appeal must include: (1) A written statement explaining why you could not report, (2) Your NEET roll number and allotted seat details, (3) Supporting documents (medical certificate from a government hospital, FIR copy, death certificate, etc.), (4) Your contact number and email address.
Submit your appeal via email to the NTRUHS counselling cell or through the official portal, if available. Keep a copy of your appeal and all documents for your records. Appeals are reviewed by NTRUHS officials, and a decision is communicated within 5–7 days. If your appeal is accepted, your seat will be restored and you will be asked to report within a new deadline.
- Submit appeal within 2–3 days of list publication
- Include written explanation and supporting documents
- Email to NTRUHS counselling cell or use official portal
- Keep copies of all documents
- Decision will be communicated within 5–7 days
Important Dates and Deadlines
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The 'not reported' list has been published, but the document does not show a specific publication date. However, based on standard NTRUHS procedure, you have approximately 2–3 days from the date of this list to file an appeal if you wish to contest your non-reporting status.
Phase-II counselling is expected to be announced within 1–2 weeks. The exact dates will be published on the NTRUHS website. You must monitor the website daily for updates.
Do not assume you have time. Act immediately if you are on this list. Check the NTRUHS website (drntr.uhsap.in) for the official appeal deadline and Phase-II counselling schedule.
- Appeal deadline: 2–3 days from list publication (check NTRUHS website for exact date)
- Phase-II counselling: Expected within 1–2 weeks (date to be announced)
- Monitor NTRUHS website daily for updates
- Do not delay—act immediately
Common Reasons for Not Reporting and What to Do
Many candidates do not report for valid reasons: illness or hospitalization, accident or injury, death in the family, travel delays, or failure to receive the allotment letter. If any of these happened to you, gather proof immediately and file an appeal.
Some candidates do not report because they misunderstood the deadline, did not check their email or the portal, or thought they could report later. These are not valid reasons for an appeal, and NTRUHS will not accept them. If this is your situation, you must wait for Phase-II counselling.
A few candidates do not report because they are waiting for a better seat in another state or have decided not to pursue MBBS. If this is your case, you do not need to file an appeal. Simply participate in Phase-II counselling if you wish, or explore other options.
- Valid reasons: medical emergency, accident, death in family, travel delay, lost allotment letter
- Invalid reasons: misunderstood deadline, did not check email, thought could report later
- If you have a valid reason, file an appeal immediately with proof
- If you have an invalid reason, wait for Phase-II counselling
Key Information About Management Quota Seats
The seats on this list are all under the Management Quota, which is a separate category of seats in government and private medical colleges. Management Quota seats are filled through counselling by NTRUHS, but they are reserved for candidates who meet the eligibility criteria and are willing to pay higher fees (usually ₹50–80 lakhs for the entire 5.5-year course, depending on the college).
Management Quota seats are different from General Merit seats (filled by rank) and Reserved Category seats (SC, ST, OBC). If you were allotted a Management Quota seat, it means you qualified for that quota and were offered a seat based on your rank and category within that quota.
If you do not report to a Management Quota seat, it is forfeited just like any other seat. There is no special consideration or extension for Management Quota candidates.
- Management Quota seats are filled through NTRUHS counselling
- Higher fees apply (₹50–80 lakhs for 5.5 years, depending on college)
- Allotment is based on NEET rank and category within the Management Quota
- Non-reporting results in immediate forfeiture of the seat
How to Monitor for Phase-II Counselling
Phase-II counselling will be announced on the NTRUHS website (drntr.uhsap.in) and through official notifications. You must check the website daily, starting from today, to avoid missing the announcement.
When Phase-II is announced, you will receive an email notification if you have registered your email address with NTRUHS. However, do not rely solely on email—check the website directly as well.
Phase-II counselling will follow a similar process: registration, choice filling, allotment, and reporting. You will be eligible to participate if you have a valid NEET 2026 score and have not already been admitted to an MBBS seat in another state.
- Check NTRUHS website (drntr.uhsap.in) daily for Phase-II announcement
- Register your email and phone number with NTRUHS for notifications
- Phase-II will follow the same process: registration, choice filling, allotment, reporting
- You will be eligible if you have a valid NEET 2026 score and are not already admitted
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What does 'not reported' mean on this list?
It means you were allotted an MBBS seat under Management Quota in Phase-I counselling (B1 or B2 round), but you did not report (join) at the allotted college by the deadline. Your seat has been cancelled and is now forfeited. You will not be admitted unless you file a successful appeal or participate in Phase-II counselling.
How do I check if my name is on the 'not reported' list?
Search the list by your NEET roll number, NEET rank, or name. The list is arranged by NEET rank from highest to lowest. Each row shows your name, rank, score, allotted college, and seat code. If you find your name, note the allotted seat details. If you don't find your name, it means you either reported successfully or were not allotted a seat in Phase-I.
What happens to my seat now that I'm on the 'not reported' list?
Your seat is cancelled immediately and forfeited. NTRUHS will offer it to the next eligible candidate on the waiting list for that college and quota. If there is no waiting list candidate, the seat may remain vacant until Phase-II counselling. You cannot reclaim this seat unless you file a successful appeal with proof of a genuine emergency within 2–3 days.
Can I file an appeal to get my seat back?
Yes, but only if you have a valid reason for not reporting (medical emergency, accident, death in family, etc.) and can provide supporting documents (hospital discharge summary, FIR, death certificate, etc.). You must file the appeal within 2–3 days of the list publication. Appeals are rarely accepted unless the reason is documented and verifiable. Check the NTRUHS website for the exact appeal deadline and submission procedure.
What should I do if I'm on this list and don't have a valid reason for not reporting?
You cannot file an appeal. Your only option is to wait for Phase-II counselling to be announced (expected within 1–2 weeks). When Phase-II opens, you will be eligible to participate again and try for a different available seat. Monitor the NTRUHS website daily for the Phase-II announcement and registration dates.
When will Phase-II counselling be announced?
Phase-II counselling is expected to be announced within 1–2 weeks, but the exact date is not yet published. Check the NTRUHS website (drntr.uhsap.in) daily for updates. When Phase-II is announced, you will need to register, fill your choices, and participate in the allotment process again.
What is the deadline to file an appeal?
The appeal deadline is typically 2–3 days from the date of the 'not reported' list publication. However, the exact deadline is not shown in this document. Check the NTRUHS website immediately for the official appeal deadline and submission procedure. Do not delay—appeals must be submitted within the deadline.
What documents do I need to file an appeal?
You need: (1) A written statement explaining why you could not report, (2) Your NEET roll number and allotted seat details, (3) Supporting documents (medical certificate from a government hospital, FIR copy, death certificate, etc.), (4) Your contact number and email address. Submit via email to the NTRUHS counselling cell or through the official portal. Keep copies of all documents.
If my appeal is accepted, what happens next?
If your appeal is accepted, NTRUHS will restore your seat and ask you to report within a new deadline (usually 2–3 days). You must report at the allotted college with all required documents (NEET admit card, 10th and 12th mark sheets, caste certificate if applicable, etc.). Failure to report again will result in permanent forfeiture of the seat.
Can I participate in Phase-II counselling if I'm on this 'not reported' list?
Yes, you are eligible to participate in Phase-II counselling. Your NEET rank and category remain the same. In Phase-II, you will be able to choose from remaining available seats. However, if you file an appeal and it is accepted, you must report to your current allotted seat and cannot participate in Phase-II.
What if I want to pursue MBBS in another state instead of Andhra Pradesh?
You can participate in counselling in other states (e.g., Karnataka, Telangana, etc.) if they are open to candidates from other states. Your NEET 2026 score is valid across India. However, check the eligibility criteria and counselling schedule for each state. You do not need to file an appeal with NTRUHS if you decide not to pursue MBBS in Andhra Pradesh.
How do I know which college I was allotted to?
Check the 'Allotted Seat' column in the list. It shows a code like 'GMCR - MBBS - CA-SF–1', where GMCR is the college code, MBBS is the course, CA-SF is the quota, and B1–1 or B2–1 is the round and seat number. You can find the full name of the college by matching the code with the NTRUHS college list on their website.
If your name appears on this list, act immediately. First, check the NTRUHS website (drntr.uhsap.in) for the official appeal deadline (usually 2–3 days from today). If you have a valid reason for not reporting, file an appeal with supporting documents right away. If you do not have a valid reason or your appeal is rejected, monitor the NTRUHS website daily for Phase-II counselling announcement (expected within 1–2 weeks) and prepare to participate. Do not delay—every day counts.
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