Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS), Vijayawada, has released a list of 158 candidates who were allotted BDS seats under the Management Quota for 2026-27 but did not report to their assigned colleges after Phase-I counselling. This list is critical: if your name appears on it, your seat may be cancelled and offered to the next candidate in the merit order. The document shows each candidate's registration number, NEET rank, score, category, assigned college, and the specific seat they were allotted but did not take up. Understanding this list and the consequences is essential for all candidates who participated in Phase-I counselling.
If your name is on this list, you did not report to your allotted college after Phase-I — your seat is at risk of cancellation unless you take immediate action.
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This is the official 'Not Reported' list published by Dr. NTR University after Phase-I BDS Management Quota counselling for the 2026-27 academic year. It contains the names and details of 158 candidates who received a seat allotment but failed to physically report to their assigned college within the deadline set by the university.
When a candidate is allotted a seat, they must report to the college on or before the specified date to confirm their admission. Reporting means visiting the college in person, submitting original documents, paying the admission fee, and completing the registration process. If you do not report by the deadline, the university treats your seat as vacant and may cancel your allotment.
This list is published so that candidates can verify whether their name appears and understand the status of their admission. If you are on this list, it is a warning that your seat is no longer secure.
How to Check If Your Name Is on the List
The list contains 158 candidates arranged in serial order. Each row shows the candidate's registration number (starting with UG26MQ), NEET roll number, NEET rank, NEET score, name, gender, category (OC, BC-A, BC-B, BC-C, BC-D, BC-E, SC2, SC3, ST, OBC), whether they are from a Muslim minority background, their area (AP or Others), and the specific BDS seat they were allotted (e.g., NDCN - BDS - B1-1, VDCB - BDS - B1-1).
To find your name, search for your registration number or NEET roll number in the list. You can also search by your name. If you find your entry, note the 'Selected Seat' column — this is the seat you were allotted but did not report to.
If your name does NOT appear on this list, it means you either reported to your allotted college on time, or you were not allotted a seat in Phase-I. If your name DOES appear, read the next sections carefully to understand what you must do.
What Happens If Your Name Is on This List
If your name appears on the 'Not Reported' list, your seat allotment is in jeopardy. The university will typically cancel your allotment and offer your seat to the next eligible candidate in the merit order. This means you lose your place in the BDS course for 2026-27.
However, the exact consequences depend on the university's rules and whether there is a grace period or opportunity to report late. Some universities allow candidates to report within a few days of the deadline with a valid reason (medical emergency, travel delay, etc.). Others cancel the seat immediately.
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You must contact Dr. NTR University's counselling cell or the college to which you were allotted as soon as possible to clarify: (1) whether your seat has already been cancelled, (2) if there is a grace period to report, and (3) what documents or explanation you need to provide if you wish to claim your seat.
- Your seat may be cancelled and offered to the next candidate.
- You may lose your place in the BDS course for 2026-27.
- Contact the university or your allotted college immediately to check if you can still report and claim your seat.
- If you have a valid reason for not reporting (medical emergency, accident, etc.), inform the university with supporting documents.
Understanding the Seat Code
Each candidate on this list has been assigned a specific seat code, shown in the 'Selected Seat' column. The code follows a pattern like 'NDCN - BDS - B1-1' or 'VDCB - BDS - B2-3'. This code tells you which college and which seat you were allotted.
The first part (e.g., NDCN, VDCB, CKST, GSLR) is the abbreviation of the college name. For example, NDCN may stand for a specific dental college in Andhra Pradesh. The second part is always 'BDS' (Bachelor of Dental Surgery). The third part (e.g., B1-1, B2-3) indicates the specific seat number within that college.
If you were allotted a seat but did not report, you should have received communication from that college about the reporting deadline and venue. If you did not receive such communication, contact the college directly using the seat code to identify which college you were assigned to.
- Seat code format: College Abbreviation - BDS - Seat Number
- Example: NDCN - BDS - B1-1 means a specific BDS seat at the college abbreviated NDCN
- Use the seat code to identify your allotted college and contact them for clarification
Category and Quota Information
This list is specific to the Management Quota for BDS seats. The Management Quota is a set of seats that private or deemed colleges fill through their own counselling process, separate from the state's general counselling. These seats are typically more expensive than government quota seats.
The candidates on this list belong to various categories: OC (Open Category), BC-A, BC-B, BC-C, BC-D, BC-E (Backward Classes), SC2, SC3 (Scheduled Castes), ST (Scheduled Tribe), and OBC (Other Backward Class). Some candidates are also marked as belonging to Muslim minority backgrounds (Y in the 'Muslim Minority' column).
Your category determines your eligibility for certain seats and may affect fee structures or scholarship eligibility. If you are unsure about your category or its implications, contact the university's counselling cell.
- This list is for Management Quota BDS seats only.
- Candidates belong to various reserved and unreserved categories.
- Category affects seat eligibility and may impact fees or scholarships.
- Some candidates are from Muslim minority backgrounds.
What You Must Do Immediately
If your name is on this list, take action today. Do not wait. First, verify that your name is indeed on the list by checking your registration number and NEET roll number. Then, identify the college you were allotted to using the seat code.
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Contact Dr. NTR University's counselling cell or the allotted college directly. Provide your registration number, name, and NEET roll number. Ask: (1) Has my seat been cancelled? (2) Is there a grace period to report? (3) What is the deadline to report? (4) What documents do I need to bring? (5) Can I report late if I have a valid reason?
If you have a legitimate reason for not reporting (medical emergency, accident, family crisis, travel delay due to circumstances beyond your control), gather supporting documents (medical certificate, police report, etc.) and submit them to the university along with a written request to allow you to report late.
If you wish to withdraw from this seat and participate in Phase-II counselling or a subsequent round, inform the university in writing. Do not simply ignore the list — silence will result in automatic cancellation of your seat.
- Verify your name on the list using your registration number or NEET roll number.
- Identify your allotted college using the seat code.
- Contact the university or college immediately — do not delay.
- Ask if your seat has been cancelled and if there is a grace period to report.
- If you have a valid reason for not reporting, submit supporting documents and a written request.
- If you wish to withdraw, inform the university in writing.
- Do not ignore this list — inaction will result in seat cancellation.
Contact Information and Next Steps
Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences is located in Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh. The university's counselling cell handles all admission-related queries and disputes. You can contact them through the official website (drntr.uhsap.in) or by visiting the campus in person.
When you contact the university, have the following information ready: your registration number (UG26MQ...), your NEET roll number, your name, your NEET rank and score, and the seat code you were allotted. This will help the counselling staff locate your record quickly.
If the university informs you that your seat has been cancelled, ask about the possibility of participating in Phase-II counselling or any subsequent counselling rounds. Some universities allow candidates to re-enter the counselling process in later phases if they were not allotted a seat or if their allotment was cancelled.
Keep all communication with the university in writing (email or official letter) for your records. If there is a dispute about whether you reported or not, written evidence will be important.
- Contact Dr. NTR University's counselling cell immediately.
- Have your registration number, NEET roll number, and seat code ready.
- Ask about grace periods, late reporting options, and Phase-II counselling eligibility.
- Keep all communication in writing for your records.
- Visit the official website drntr.uhsap.in for contact details and updates.
Common Reasons for Not Reporting and What to Do
Some candidates do not report because they were unaware of the reporting deadline or venue. Others face genuine emergencies (medical, family, travel) that prevent them from reporting on time. A few may have decided to pursue a different course or college and forgot to inform the university.
If you did not report because you were unaware of the deadline, contact the university immediately and explain. Ask if there is a grace period. If you did not report due to a medical emergency or accident, submit a medical certificate or relevant proof. If you did not report because you changed your mind about the course or college, inform the university in writing so your seat can be offered to the next candidate.
Do not assume that being on this list means your seat is automatically cancelled. Some universities publish this list as a warning and allow candidates a few days to report. Others may have already cancelled the seats. The only way to know for certain is to contact the university directly.
- Unaware of deadline? Contact the university and ask for a grace period.
- Medical or family emergency? Submit supporting documents and a written request.
- Changed your mind? Inform the university in writing to allow your seat to be offered to others.
- Do not assume your seat is cancelled — contact the university to confirm.
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What does 'Not Reported' mean in this list?
It means you were allotted a BDS seat under Management Quota in Phase-I counselling, but you did not physically report to the college within the deadline. Reporting means visiting the college, submitting original documents, paying fees, and completing registration. If you did not do this, you are on this list.
If my name is on this list, is my seat cancelled?
Not necessarily — it depends on the university's rules. Some universities cancel seats immediately after the reporting deadline; others allow a grace period. You must contact Dr. NTR University or your allotted college to confirm whether your seat has been cancelled and if there is still time to report.
How do I find my allotted college from the seat code?
The seat code in the 'Selected Seat' column (e.g., NDCN - BDS - B1-1) contains the college abbreviation as the first part. Contact the university's counselling cell with this code, and they will tell you the full name and address of the college. You can also search the abbreviation on the university's official website.
Can I report late if I have a valid reason?
Possibly, but it depends on the university's policy. If you have a medical emergency, accident, or other genuine reason, gather supporting documents (medical certificate, police report, etc.) and contact the university immediately with a written request. The university may grant you a grace period, but there is no guarantee.
What happens if I do nothing and ignore this list?
Your seat will be cancelled, and it will be offered to the next candidate in the merit order. You will lose your place in the BDS course for 2026-27. You may be eligible to participate in Phase-II counselling or later rounds, but you will not have a guaranteed seat.
Can I withdraw from this seat and participate in Phase-II counselling?
Yes, but you must inform the university in writing. Do not simply ignore the list. Send a formal withdrawal request to the university stating that you wish to withdraw from your Phase-I allotment and participate in Phase-II counselling. The university will then offer your seat to the next candidate.
How do I contact Dr. NTR University about this list?
Visit the official website drntr.uhsap.in or contact the counselling cell directly. Have your registration number (UG26MQ...), NEET roll number, name, and seat code ready. You can also visit the university campus in Vijayawada in person if needed.
What documents do I need to bring if I want to report now?
Contact your allotted college or the university to ask for the exact list of documents required. Typically, you will need your original NEET admit card, NEET scorecard, 10th and 12th mark sheets, caste certificate (if applicable), medical fitness certificate, and proof of address. Ask the college for the complete list before visiting.
Does being on this list affect my eligibility for other counselling rounds?
It depends on the university's rules. If your seat is cancelled, you may be eligible to participate in Phase-II or later counselling rounds. However, if you formally withdraw, you may or may not be allowed to re-enter, depending on the university's policy. Contact the university to clarify your eligibility for future rounds.
Why was I allotted a seat if I didn't report?
The allotment is based on your NEET rank, score, category, and choices you submitted during counselling registration. The university allots seats to all eligible candidates in order of merit. It is your responsibility to report to the allotted college within the deadline. If you do not report, the seat is considered vacant.
If your name appears on this list, contact Dr. NTR University's counselling cell or your allotted college immediately — do not delay. Verify whether your seat has been cancelled, ask about grace periods or late reporting options, and provide any supporting documents if you have a valid reason for not reporting. If you wish to withdraw and participate in Phase-II counselling, inform the university in writing. Inaction will result in automatic cancellation of your seat and loss of your place in the BDS course for 2026-27.
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