Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences, Andhra Pradesh, has released the Phase-I list of Meritorious Reserved Category (MRC) candidates who were initially allotted seats in the Open Category but have now moved to better colleges in their own reserved category. This list contains 822 candidates and is published for information only. If your name appears on this list, it means you were offered an open seat first, but during the sliding process, you secured a seat in a better college within your reserved category — and you have moved there. This is a normal part of the counselling process and does not require any action from you at this stage.
If your name is on this Phase-I MRC movement list, you have successfully moved from an open seat to a better college in your reserved category; no action is needed unless the university issues further instructions.
What is this list and why was it released?
This is the official Phase-I list of Meritorious Reserved Category (MRC) candidates published by Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences under the Competent Authority Quota (CAQ) for MBBS admission in 2026–27. The Competent Authority Quota is a set of seats that the Andhra Pradesh state government fills through its own counselling process, separate from the national NEET counselling.
The list shows candidates who were initially allotted seats in the Open Category (unreserved seats available to all candidates) but later moved to better colleges within their own reserved category (such as SC, ST, OBC, or other state-specific reserved categories). This movement is called 'sliding' and happens automatically during the counselling process when a candidate's rank qualifies them for a better college in their reserved category.
The university has published this list 'for information only' — meaning it is a record of what happened during Phase-I counselling. If your name is on this list, it confirms that you have been successfully allotted a seat in a better college in your reserved category and have moved there.
Who appears on this list?
This list contains 822 candidates who meet all of the following conditions: (1) they were allotted a seat in the Open Category during Phase-I counselling; (2) they belong to a reserved category (SC, ST, OBC, or other state-specific reserved groups); (3) their NEET rank and score qualified them for a better college in their reserved category; and (4) they have moved to that better college.
The candidates on this list come from various reserved categories, including SC (Scheduled Caste), ST (Scheduled Tribe), OBC (Other Backward Class), and other state-specific reserved categories. Each candidate's category is clearly marked in the list (e.g., BCA, BCB, BCD, SC2, SC3, ST, etc.).
The list includes candidates from different local areas (AU = Andhra University area, SVU = Sri Venkateswara University area, APNL = AP Non-Local) and from different universities' jurisdiction. All candidates on this list have successfully completed the Phase-I seat movement process.
How to find your name on the list
The list is organized by serial number (SL NO) from 1 to 822. Each row contains the following information: your hall ticket number, NEET rank, NEET score, gender, full name, category, local area, the open category college you were initially allotted, the reserved category college you have moved to, and your final allotted seat.
To find yourself: (1) search for your hall ticket number (a 10-digit number printed on your NEET admit card); (2) alternatively, search for your name; (3) check your NEET rank and score to confirm it is you. Once you locate your row, read across to see which college you were initially allotted and which college you have moved to.
The list is very long (822 candidates), so use the search function (Ctrl+F on a computer or the browser's find tool on a phone) to search for your hall ticket number or name quickly. If you cannot find your name, it means you were not part of Phase-I MRC seat movement — either you were not allotted an open seat, or you did not qualify for a better college in your reserved category.
Understanding the college codes and seat details
Each college is represented by a code (e.g., RMCK, KMCK, SVMC, GMCG, AMCV, ACSR, ASRA, NRIM, GSLR, PSIM, KONA, GMPD, GMCM, GMCE, GMCR, GMCV, GMCS, GMCO, GMCA, GMCN, GMCK, GMCP, GVPT, KATR, MAHA, VMCK, NARN, NRVP, PADT, PESK, SRMC, RVSC, BMCT, APLC, AGMP, GEMS, GSLR, KONA, NRVP, PSIM, ASRA, NRIM, GMPD, GMCP, GMCM, GMCE, GMCR, GMCV, GMCS, GMCO, GMCA, GMCN, GMCK, GMCP). These codes represent different government and private medical colleges across Andhra Pradesh.
Each seat entry shows: the college code, the course (MBBS), the university (UR = University of Rajasthan, SVU = Sri Venkateswara University, AU = Andhra University, APNL = AP Non-Local), the category (OC = Open Category, or a reserved category code), the gender (G = General/any gender, F = Female only), and a number indicating the seat position within that college and category.
For example, 'RMCK - MBBS - UR - BCB - G --- 2' means: RMCK college, MBBS course, under University of Rajasthan, BCB reserved category, general (any gender), seat number 2. The dashes and numbers after the seat position indicate the order of preference or movement sequence during counselling.
What 'sliding' means and why it happened to you
Sliding is an automatic process in NEET counselling. When you are allotted a seat in the Open Category, the system checks whether your NEET rank and score also qualify you for a better college in your reserved category. If they do, and if seats are available in that reserved category, the system automatically moves (slides) you to that better college. This is done to ensure that candidates get the best possible college they are eligible for.
For example, if you were allotted a seat at College A in the Open Category, but your rank qualifies you for College B in your reserved category, and College B is considered better (higher in the ranking or preference order), the system will move you to College B. This is beneficial for you because you get a better college.
Sliding happens only if: (1) your rank qualifies you for the better college in your reserved category; (2) seats are available in that reserved category at that college; (3) you have not already accepted and confirmed a seat at another college. If you are on this list, sliding has happened in your favour, and you have been moved to a better college.
What happens after Phase-I: will there be more rounds?
This list is for Phase-I of the counselling process. The Dr. N.T.R. University counselling typically has multiple phases. After Phase-I, there may be Phase-II, Phase-III, and further rounds depending on the number of vacant seats and the number of candidates who have not yet been allotted seats.
If you are on this Phase-I MRC movement list, you have been allotted a seat in Phase-I and have moved to a better college. In subsequent phases, if you do not report to your allotted college or if you withdraw, your seat may become vacant and be offered to other candidates. However, if you have reported and confirmed your seat, you will retain it unless you voluntarily withdraw.
The university will announce the dates and schedule for Phase-II and further rounds separately. Keep checking the official Dr. N.T.R. University website (drntr.uhsap.in) for announcements about the next phase of counselling.
Important: 'Not reported seats' and what they mean
The list header mentions 'Not reported seats if any will be filled with open category as per rules'. This means: if a candidate on this Phase-I MRC movement list does not report to their allotted college by the deadline, their seat will become vacant. According to the rules, such vacant seats may be filled by candidates from the Open Category in subsequent phases of counselling.
This is important because it means your seat is not final until you report to the college and complete the admission process. If you are on this list and have been allotted a seat, you must report to your allotted college by the deadline announced by the university. Failure to report will result in your seat being cancelled and offered to another candidate.
Always check the official notification for the reporting deadline and the documents you need to bring. Reporting typically involves submitting your original certificates, paying the admission fee, and completing the registration process at the college.
What you must do if your name is on this list
Step 1: Confirm your name, hall ticket number, NEET rank, and score on the list. Make sure it is you and not someone else with a similar name.
Step 2: Note down the college code and name of your final allotted college (shown in the 'Final_Allotted_Seat' column). This is the college where you have been allotted a seat.
Step 3: Check the official Dr. N.T.R. University website for the reporting deadline and instructions. The deadline is usually a few days after the list is released.
Step 4: Gather all required documents (original certificates, NEET admit card, hall ticket, category certificate if applicable, local area certificate if applicable, and any other documents mentioned in the notification).
Step 5: Report to your allotted college on or before the deadline. Do not miss the deadline, as your seat will be cancelled if you do not report.
Step 6: Complete the admission process at the college, including fee payment and registration.
- Confirm your details on the list
- Note your final allotted college
- Check the reporting deadline on the university website
- Gather all required documents
- Report to your college before the deadline
- Complete admission formalities
Common questions about category codes and seat types
Category codes like BCA, BCB, BCD, SC2, SC3, ST, etc., represent different reserved categories under Andhra Pradesh's reservation policy. BCA, BCB, BCD are different sub-groups of OBC (Other Backward Class) reservations. SC2 and SC3 are sub-groups of SC (Scheduled Caste) reservations. ST is Scheduled Tribe. Each category has its own set of reserved seats at each college.
The seat type indicators (G = General/any gender, F = Female only) show whether the seat is open to any gender or reserved for female candidates only. If a seat is marked 'F', only female candidates can be allotted that seat. If marked 'G', any candidate (male or female) can be allotted that seat.
The numbers after the college and category (e.g., '--- 2', '--- 3') indicate the seat position or preference order. These are used by the counselling system to track which seat you have been allotted and in what order candidates are being processed.
What if your name is NOT on this list?
If your name does not appear on this Phase-I MRC movement list, it does not mean you have not been allotted a seat. It means you were not part of the Phase-I MRC seat movement process. This could be because: (1) you were allotted a seat in the Open Category and did not qualify for a better college in your reserved category; (2) you were allotted a seat directly in your reserved category without needing to move; (3) you have not yet been allotted any seat; or (4) you are in a different phase of counselling.
If you have been allotted a seat in Phase-I (either in Open Category or in your reserved category without moving), you will appear on a different list — the Phase-I allotment list. Check the Dr. N.T.R. University website for the Phase-I allotment list to see if your name is there.
If your name is not on any Phase-I list, you may be allotted a seat in Phase-II or later phases. Keep checking the university website for announcements about the next phase of counselling.
Important dates and deadlines to remember
This list has been released by Dr. N.T.R. University for Phase-I of the 2026–27 MBBS counselling. The exact date of release is not printed on the document, but you can check the university website for the release date.
The reporting deadline (the date by which you must report to your allotted college) will be announced separately by the university. This deadline is usually 3–5 days after the allotment list is released. Do not miss this deadline.
Dates for Phase-II and further rounds will be announced after Phase-I reporting is complete. Keep checking the Dr. N.T.R. University website (drntr.uhsap.in) regularly for all announcements and deadlines.
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What does it mean if my name is on this Phase-I MRC movement list?
It means you were initially allotted a seat in the Open Category during Phase-I counselling, but because your NEET rank and score qualified you for a better college in your reserved category, the system automatically moved (slid) you to that better college. You have successfully moved to a better college in your reserved category. This is a positive outcome and requires no action from you at this stage, except to report to your allotted college by the deadline.
How do I find my name on this list?
Use the search function (Ctrl+F on a computer or the browser's find tool on a phone) to search for your hall ticket number (a 10-digit number from your NEET admit card) or your name. Once you find your row, check that your NEET rank and score match. If they do, you have found yourself on the list.
What is the difference between the college I was initially allotted and the college I have moved to?
The college you were initially allotted is shown in the 'Alloted Seat in Open Category' column. The college you have moved to is shown in the 'Slided to better option in Reservation category as MRC' column and also in the 'Final_Allotted_Seat' column. The college you have moved to is considered better (higher ranking or preference) and is in your reserved category. You will be admitted to the college shown in the 'Final_Allotted_Seat' column.
What must I do now that I am on this list?
You must: (1) note down your final allotted college; (2) check the Dr. N.T.R. University website for the reporting deadline and required documents; (3) gather all required documents (original certificates, NEET admit card, category certificate if applicable, etc.); (4) report to your allotted college on or before the deadline; (5) complete the admission process at the college. Do not miss the reporting deadline, as your seat will be cancelled if you do not report.
What happens if I do not report to my allotted college by the deadline?
If you do not report by the deadline, your seat will be cancelled. According to the rules, vacant seats may be filled by candidates from the Open Category in subsequent phases of counselling. You will lose your seat and may not get another chance in this phase. Always report on time.
Will there be more phases of counselling after Phase-I?
Yes, there will likely be Phase-II, Phase-III, and possibly more phases depending on the number of vacant seats and candidates. However, if you have been allotted a seat in Phase-I and have reported to your college, you will retain your seat. The university will announce the dates and schedule for further phases separately. Keep checking the Dr. N.T.R. University website for announcements.
What do the category codes like BCA, BCB, BCD, SC2, SC3 mean?
These are reserved category codes under Andhra Pradesh's reservation policy. BCA, BCB, BCD are different sub-groups of OBC (Other Backward Class) reservations. SC2 and SC3 are sub-groups of SC (Scheduled Caste) reservations. ST is Scheduled Tribe. Each category has its own set of reserved seats at each college. Your category determines which reserved seats you are eligible for.
What does 'G' and 'F' mean in the seat details?
'G' means the seat is open to any gender (General). 'F' means the seat is reserved for female candidates only. If a seat is marked 'F', only female candidates can be allotted that seat. If marked 'G', any candidate (male or female) can be allotted that seat.
What if my name is not on this list?
If your name is not on this Phase-I MRC movement list, it does not mean you have not been allotted a seat. It means you were not part of the Phase-I MRC seat movement process. You may have been allotted a seat in the Open Category without moving, or you may be allotted a seat in Phase-II or later phases. Check the Dr. N.T.R. University website for the Phase-I allotment list and for announcements about further phases.
What documents do I need to bring when I report to my college?
The exact list of required documents will be announced by the Dr. N.T.R. University in the reporting notification. Typically, you will need: original certificates (10th, 12th, NEET admit card), NEET hall ticket, category certificate (if applicable), local area certificate (if applicable), and any other documents mentioned in the notification. Check the university website for the complete list before reporting.
Is this list final, or can it change?
This list is published 'for information only' and represents the Phase-I seat movement that has already happened. It is a record of the counselling process and is not expected to change. However, if candidates do not report by the deadline, their seats will become vacant and may be offered to others in Phase-II. Your seat is final only after you report to the college and complete the admission process.
If your name appears on this Phase-I MRC movement list, congratulations — you have successfully moved to a better college in your reserved category. Now, immediately check the Dr. N.T.R. University website (drntr.uhsap.in) for the reporting deadline, required documents, and college contact details. Gather all documents and report to your allotted college before the deadline. Do not delay, as missing the deadline will result in cancellation of your seat. For any queries, contact the Dr. N.T.R. University counselling office or your allotted college directly.
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