Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences, Vijayawada, has released the Phase-I allotment list for Meritorious Reserved Category (MRC) candidates seeking MBBS admission for the 2026-27 academic year under Competent Authority Quota (CAQ). The list contains 998 candidates who have been allotted seats in government medical colleges across Andhra Pradesh. Each candidate has been assigned a seat in the Open Category based on merit, and many have also been offered sliding options to move to better colleges in their respective reserved categories. This is an informational list only; candidates must verify their details and follow the next steps in the counselling process.
998 MRC candidates have been allotted MBBS seats in Phase-I; check the list for your name, allotted college, and sliding options to better colleges.
What is this list and who should check it?
This is the official Phase-I allotment list released by Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences for Meritorious Reserved Category (MRC) candidates. MRC candidates are those who belong to a reserved category (SC, ST, BC, etc.) but have scored high enough in NEET UG 2026 to qualify for Open Category seats. They are allotted seats in the Open Category first, but also have the option to slide into their respective reserved category seats if a better college is available.
Every NEET UG 2026 candidate who applied for MBBS counselling in Andhra Pradesh and belongs to a reserved category should check this list. The list is organized by serial number and includes your NEET roll number, rank, score, name, gender, category, and the colleges allotted to you. If your name appears, you have been allotted a seat and must take the next action within the deadline set by the university.
How to find your name in the list
The allotment list is arranged in order of NEET rank (highest to lowest). You can search for your name using your NEET roll number or rank. The list shows 998 candidates in total, numbered from 1 to 998. Start by locating your NEET roll number in the document—it is listed in the second column of the table.
Once you find your row, note down the following information: your allotted college in the Open Category (shown in the 'Allotted Seat in Open Category' column), the college code, and the sliding options offered to you in your reserved category (shown in the 'Slided to better option in Reservation/category as MRC' column). Write down all this information clearly before proceeding to the next step.
- Search by NEET roll number (column 2)
- Verify your name, gender, and category match your application
- Note the college allotted in Open Category
- Record all sliding options offered to you
- Check the final allotted seat column for confirmation
Understanding your allotment: Open Category seat vs. sliding options
Every MRC candidate on this list has been allotted a seat in the Open Category first. This is your primary allotment and is shown in the 'Allotted Seat in Open Category' column. For example, if you see 'GMCG - MBBS - UR - OC - G', this means you have been allotted a General (UR) seat in the Open Category at Guntur Medical College (GMCG).
In addition to your Open Category seat, you have also been offered sliding options. These are better colleges available in your reserved category (BC, SC, ST, etc.). The 'Slided to better option in Reservation/category as MRC' column shows which reserved category college you can move to if you choose. For example, if it shows 'AMCV - MBBS - UR - BC', you can slide to Andhra Medical College, Visakhapatnam, in the BC (Backward Class) category. The number next to it (e.g., '--- 2') indicates the order of preference or the number of sliding options available.
Your 'Final Allotted Seat' is shown in the last column. This is the seat you will actually occupy after all sliding and adjustments are complete. Do not assume your final seat is the same as your Open Category allotment—it may change based on your choices and the availability of seats in sliding colleges.
- Open Category allotment = your initial seat (may not be final)
- Sliding options = better colleges in your reserved category
- Final Allotted Seat = the seat you will actually get (shown in last column)
- You can choose to accept your Open Category seat or slide to a reserved category college
- Sliding is automatic if you meet the criteria; you do not need to apply separately
College codes and what they mean
Each college is represented by a code in the allotment list. For example, GMCG = Guntur Medical College, Guntur; AMCV = Andhra Medical College, Visakhapatnam; RMCK = Rangaraya Medical College, Kakinada; KMCK = Kurnool Medical College, Kurnool; SVMC = Sri Venkateswara Medical College, Tirupati. These are government medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh offering MBBS seats.
The code is followed by the course (MBBS), the quota type (UR = Unreserved/Open, or a category code like BC, SC, ST), and the category of seat (OC = Open Category, or a reserved category). For instance, 'GMCG - MBBS - UR - OC - G' means Guntur Medical College, MBBS course, Unreserved quota, Open Category seat, General (G) gender. Familiarize yourself with these codes to understand which college you have been allotted.
- GMCG = Guntur Medical College
- AMCV = Andhra Medical College, Visakhapatnam
- RMCK = Rangaraya Medical College, Kakinada
- KMCK = Kurnool Medical College
- SVMC = Sri Venkateswara Medical College, Tirupati
- UR = Unreserved/Open quota
- OC = Open Category seat
- G = General (gender), F = Female
What the category and local area columns mean
The 'Category' column shows your caste/community category as per your NEET application: BCA, BCB, BCC, BCD = Backward Classes (different sub-groups); SC2, SC3 = Scheduled Castes; ST = Scheduled Tribe. The 'Local Area' column shows whether you are from Andhra Pradesh (AU = Andhra University region), SVU (Sri Venkateswara University region), APNL (AP Non-Local), or other regions. Your local area status may affect your eligibility for certain seats and sliding options.
MRC candidates are those who belong to a reserved category but have scored high enough to qualify for Open Category seats. The allotment process first assigns them to Open Category seats based on merit, then offers them the option to slide into reserved category seats if better colleges are available. This is a benefit of the MRC scheme—you get the best of both worlds: a merit-based Open seat and the option to move to a reserved seat if it improves your college choice.
- BCA, BCB, BCC, BCD = Backward Class sub-categories
- SC2, SC3 = Scheduled Caste sub-categories
- ST = Scheduled Tribe
- AU = Andhra University region (local)
- SVU = Sri Venkateswara University region (local)
- APNL = AP Non-Local
- Your category and local area determine your eligibility for sliding
Important: This is an informational list only
The university has clearly stated that this list is 'for information only'. This means the allotment shown here is provisional and subject to verification. You must not assume your seat is confirmed until you receive an official confirmation from the university or the counselling portal. Errors in the list (wrong name, wrong category, wrong college) are possible and must be reported immediately.
Do not make any financial commitments, book travel, or resign from your current job based solely on this list. Wait for the official confirmation and the next steps in the counselling process, which will be announced by Dr. N.T.R. University. The university will provide a deadline for document verification, fee payment, and seat acceptance. Missing this deadline could result in forfeiture of your seat.
- This list is provisional and for information only
- Verify all your details (name, roll number, category, college) carefully
- Report any errors to the university immediately
- Do not make financial or travel commitments yet
- Wait for official confirmation and next steps from the university
- Follow the deadline for document verification and fee payment
What to do if your name is on the list
If your name appears on the allotment list, congratulations—you have been allotted a seat. Your next steps are: (1) Verify all your details (name, NEET roll number, category, gender, college) match your application. If there is any discrepancy, contact the university immediately. (2) Note down your allotted college and the sliding options offered. (3) Decide whether you want to accept your Open Category seat or slide to a reserved category college. (4) Wait for the university to announce the date and time for document verification and fee payment.
During document verification, you will need to submit your original certificates (NEET admit card, mark sheet, category certificate, local area certificate, etc.) to the college. After verification, you will pay the admission fee and formally accept your seat. The exact process and deadline will be announced by the university on its official website and counselling portal. Keep checking the website regularly for updates.
- Verify all your details in the list
- Report any errors to the university immediately
- Note your allotted college and sliding options
- Decide: accept Open seat or slide to reserved category college
- Wait for document verification date and time
- Prepare original certificates for verification
- Pay admission fee and accept your seat by the deadline
- Check the university website daily for updates
What to do if your name is NOT on the list
If your name does not appear on this Phase-I allotment list, it does not necessarily mean you have not been allotted a seat. There may be multiple phases of allotment. The university will announce Phase-II, Phase-III, and subsequent rounds of counselling with their own allotment lists. You may be allotted a seat in a later phase. Additionally, if you did not report for document verification in Phase-I or if there was an issue with your application, you may not appear on this list.
Check the university website and counselling portal regularly for announcements about the next phase. If you believe there is an error (e.g., your application was rejected incorrectly, or your documents were not processed), contact the university's counselling cell immediately with proof of your application and NEET registration. Do not wait passively—take action to clarify your status.
- Phase-I is not the only allotment round
- Check for Phase-II and subsequent allotment lists
- If you did not report for verification, you may not be on this list
- Contact the university if you believe there is an error
- Provide proof of your NEET application and registration
- Check the counselling portal for your application status
- Do not assume you have been rejected; wait for official confirmation
Understanding the sliding mechanism and reserved category seats
Sliding is a process by which an MRC candidate can move from an Open Category seat to a reserved category seat if a better college is available in their reserved category. For example, if you are allotted a seat at a lower-ranked college in the Open Category, but a better college has a vacancy in your BC (Backward Class) category, you can slide to that better college. This is shown in the 'Slided to better option in Reservation/category as MRC' column.
The number next to the sliding option (e.g., '--- 2') indicates the order or preference. If you have multiple sliding options, you can choose which one to accept. However, sliding is not automatic—you must actively choose to slide during the counselling process. If you do not choose, you will retain your Open Category seat. The university will provide instructions on how to exercise your sliding option during the document verification or fee payment stage.
- Sliding = moving from Open seat to a better reserved category seat
- Sliding is offered only if a better college is available in your category
- You must actively choose to slide; it is not automatic
- Multiple sliding options may be available; you can choose one
- The number (e.g., '--- 2') indicates the order of preference
- Instructions for sliding will be provided by the university
- If you do not slide, you keep your Open Category seat
Common mistakes to avoid
⚠️ Do not ignore this list if your name is on it. Some candidates assume they will be contacted by the college, but the university expects you to take action. Check the website daily for the next announcement and be ready to report for document verification on the announced date.
⚠️ Do not confuse your Open Category allotment with your final seat. Your final seat may be different if you choose to slide or if adjustments are made during verification. Always check the 'Final Allotted Seat' column for the most up-to-date information.
⚠️ Do not miss the deadline for document verification or fee payment. Missing the deadline will result in forfeiture of your seat, and it will be allocated to the next candidate on the waiting list. The university will not grant extensions except in exceptional circumstances.
⚠️ Do not submit incomplete or incorrect documents. Ensure all your certificates (category certificate, local area certificate, mark sheet, etc.) are original, valid, and match the details in your NEET application. Discrepancies can lead to rejection of your application.
⚠️ Do not assume your category certificate is valid. Some candidates have outdated or incorrectly issued category certificates. Verify with your local authority that your certificate is valid and issued after the cutoff date (usually 30.07.2001 for SC/ST and other dates for BC). An invalid certificate will result in rejection.
- Check the website daily for the next announcement
- Do not confuse Open allotment with final seat
- Do not miss the deadline for document verification
- Do not submit incomplete or incorrect documents
- Verify your category certificate is valid and current
- Do not assume you will be contacted; take action yourself
- Do not make financial commitments until official confirmation
- Do not ignore discrepancies in your allotment details
Contact information and next steps
For any queries or clarifications regarding this allotment list, contact Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences, Vijayawada, through their official website (drntr.uhsap.in) or the counselling portal. The university's counselling cell will provide support during document verification and fee payment. Keep your NEET roll number and application number handy when contacting the university.
The next phase of counselling will be announced on the university website. Candidates are advised to check the website regularly and enable notifications for updates. The university may also send SMS or email notifications to registered mobile numbers and email addresses. Ensure your contact details are up-to-date in the NEET portal and the counselling system.
- Visit drntr.uhsap.in for official updates
- Contact the counselling cell for queries
- Keep your NEET roll number and application number ready
- Check the website daily for Phase-II and subsequent announcements
- Enable notifications for SMS and email updates
- Verify your contact details in the NEET and counselling portals
- Do not rely on unofficial sources or social media for information
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What does MRC (Meritorious Reserved Category) mean?
MRC candidates are those who belong to a reserved category (SC, ST, BC, etc.) but have scored high enough in NEET UG to qualify for Open Category seats. They are allotted Open Category seats based on merit, but also have the option to slide into reserved category seats if better colleges are available in their category. This is a benefit that allows them to get the best college possible.
I am on the allotment list. Does this mean my seat is confirmed?
No, this list is provisional and for information only. Your seat is not confirmed until you complete document verification, pay the admission fee, and receive official confirmation from the university. You must report for document verification on the announced date and submit all required original certificates. Missing the deadline will result in forfeiture of your seat.
What is the difference between my Open Category allotment and my final allotted seat?
Your Open Category allotment is your initial seat based on merit. Your final allotted seat is the seat you will actually occupy after all sliding and adjustments are complete. If you choose to slide to a reserved category college, your final seat will be at that college, not at your Open Category college. Always check the 'Final Allotted Seat' column for the most accurate information.
What should I do if I find an error in my allotment details (wrong name, wrong college, wrong category)?
Contact Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences immediately through their official website or counselling portal. Provide your NEET roll number and application number, and explain the error. Do not wait for the next phase—report errors as soon as you notice them. The university will investigate and correct the error if valid.
I have multiple sliding options. How do I choose which college to slide to?
The university will provide instructions on how to exercise your sliding option during the document verification or fee payment stage. You will be able to select your preferred college from the available sliding options. Choose the college that best suits your preferences in terms of location, reputation, and facilities. Once you choose, you cannot change it, so decide carefully.
What if my name is not on this Phase-I allotment list?
It does not necessarily mean you have not been allotted a seat. There will be multiple phases of allotment (Phase-II, Phase-III, etc.). Check the university website regularly for announcements about the next phase. If you believe there is an error with your application, contact the university's counselling cell immediately with proof of your NEET registration.
What documents do I need to bring for document verification?
You will need to bring original certificates including your NEET admit card, mark sheet, category certificate (if applicable), local area certificate (if applicable), and any other documents specified by the university. The exact list will be provided by the university when it announces the document verification date. Ensure all documents are original and match the details in your NEET application.
What is the deadline for document verification and fee payment?
The deadline has not been announced yet in this notice. The university will announce the date, time, and venue for document verification and fee payment separately. Check the university website (drntr.uhsap.in) and the counselling portal regularly for this announcement. Missing the deadline will result in forfeiture of your seat.
Can I slide to a college in a different state or outside Andhra Pradesh?
No, this allotment list is for MBBS seats in government medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh only. All sliding options are within Andhra Pradesh. If you want to pursue MBBS in another state, you will need to participate in that state's counselling process separately.
What happens if I do not report for document verification on the announced date?
If you do not report for document verification by the deadline, your seat will be forfeited and allocated to the next candidate on the waiting list. The university will not grant extensions except in exceptional circumstances with valid proof. It is your responsibility to report on time. Check the website regularly for the announcement of the verification date.
Can I change my choice of college after I have accepted my seat?
Once you have completed document verification, paid the admission fee, and accepted your seat, you generally cannot change your college choice. However, the university may allow changes during a specific window if seats are available. Check the university's counselling guidelines for details. It is important to make your choice carefully before accepting your seat.
Is my category certificate valid for this counselling?
Your category certificate must be valid and issued after the cutoff date specified by the university (usually 30.07.2001 for SC/ST and other dates for BC). Verify with your local authority that your certificate is current and valid. An invalid or outdated category certificate will result in rejection of your application during document verification. Do not assume your certificate is valid—check it now.
If your name is on this Phase-I allotment list, verify all your details immediately and note your allotted college and sliding options. Wait for the university to announce the date for document verification and fee payment—this will be your next critical deadline. Check the Dr. N.T.R. University website (drntr.uhsap.in) daily for updates, and do not miss any announcements. If your name is not on this list, check for Phase-II allotment announcements and contact the university if you believe there is an error with your application.
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