Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS), Vijayawada, has released the college-wise provisional allotment result for BDS admission under the Stray Round of Competent Authority Quota for 2026-27. The result shows which college each selected candidate has been allotted, along with their NEET rank, score, category, and local area status. However, this is a provisional result only—candidates have until 4:00 PM today (11-11-2026) to report any discrepancies or errors directly through their candidate login. After that deadline, the provisional result will be locked and declared final, and no further grievances will be accepted. This is a critical window: if your name, rank, score, allotment college, or category is wrong, you must act immediately.
File any grievance about your provisional BDS allotment by 4:00 PM today (11-11-2026) through your candidate login only—after that, the result becomes final and cannot be changed.
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This is the college-wise allotment list for BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) seats under the Stray Round of Competent Authority Quota (CQ) for the 2026-27 academic year. The Stray Round is the final round of counselling, held after the main and special rounds, to fill any remaining vacant seats. The Competent Authority Quota refers to seats that the Andhra Pradesh state government fills through its own counselling process, separate from the national NEET-UG merit list.
The provisional result shows the name, NEET rank, NEET roll number, NEET score, gender, category (OC, SC, ST, BC, etc.), local area status (AU for Andhra Pradesh local, SVU for Sri Venkateswara University region, APNL for AP non-local), and the exact college and seat type allotted to each candidate. The result is 'provisional' because it is subject to verification and correction before being declared final.
Why is this called 'provisional' and not final?
A provisional result is issued to allow candidates and the university to check for errors before the result is locked. The university explicitly states that the provisional result is 'only indicative in nature and subject to change.' This means that if there are clerical errors, data entry mistakes, or system glitches, they can still be corrected before the final result is declared.
Once the grievance window closes at 4:00 PM today, the provisional result will be treated as 'Final', and no further changes or corrections will be accepted. At that point, the allotment becomes binding, and candidates must approach their allotted college to complete admission formalities.
Critical deadline: Grievance submission by 4:00 PM today
You have until 4:00 PM on 11-11-2026 (today) to report any discrepancy in your provisional result. This is a hard deadline—no extensions are given. After 4:00 PM, the grievance window closes permanently, and the provisional result becomes final.
The university will only accept grievances submitted through your candidate login on the official portal. Grievances submitted by email, phone, in person, or through any other mode will NOT be considered or entertained. This is a strict rule: if you do not use the candidate login, your grievance will be rejected, even if the error is genuine.
- Deadline: 4:00 PM on 11-11-2026 (today)
- Method: Candidate login ONLY (https://apuhs-ugadmissions.aptonline.in/MBBS/Home/Home)
- No other mode (email, phone, letter, in-person) will be accepted
- After 4:00 PM, the result becomes final and cannot be challenged
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How to check your provisional result and file a grievance
Visit the official NTRUHS admissions portal using the link provided: https://apuhs-ugadmissions.aptonline.in/MBBS/Home/Home. Log in with your NEET roll number and password. Navigate to the BDS Stray Round section and view your provisional allotment details. Check every field carefully: your name, NEET rank, score, category, local area status, and the college and seat type allotted to you.
If you find any error or discrepancy, use the grievance submission option in your candidate login to report it. Describe the error clearly and specify what the correct information should be. Submit the grievance before 4:00 PM today. Do not attempt to contact the college, the university office, or any other channel—only the candidate login portal will be monitored for grievances.
- Log in to https://apuhs-ugadmissions.aptonline.in/MBBS/Home/Home
- View your provisional allotment under BDS Stray Round
- Check name, NEET rank, score, category, local area, and college allotted
- If any field is wrong, submit a grievance through the candidate login
- Submit before 4:00 PM on 11-11-2026
What counts as a discrepancy?
A discrepancy is any error or mismatch in your provisional result. Common examples include: your name is spelled incorrectly, your NEET rank or score is wrong, your category is listed as SC when you applied as OC, your local area status is incorrect, or the college allotted to you is not the one you expected based on your rank and choices.
The university also notes that 'the provisional result is only indicative in nature and subject to change'—this means that even if your allotment looks unusual (e.g., you expected a different college), you should still verify it is correct before the final result is declared. However, if the data itself (name, rank, score, category) is factually wrong, you must report it immediately.
- Name spelled incorrectly
- NEET rank or score is wrong
- Category is incorrect (e.g., SC instead of OC)
- Local area status is wrong
- College allotted does not match your choices or rank
- Seat type (general, reserved, etc.) is incorrect
Important: You cannot claim a right to the seat yet
The university explicitly states: 'The candidates cannot claim any right over the allotted seat in the provisional result.' This means that even if your name appears in the provisional allotment list, you do not yet have a confirmed, legal claim to that seat. The allotment is provisional and can change if errors are corrected or if the final result differs from the provisional one.
Additionally, the university warns that 'the provisional result cannot be challenged before the Court of Law.' This means you cannot file a legal petition or court case based on the provisional result alone. You must wait for the final result to be declared. Only after the final result is published can you take further action if you believe there is an injustice.
- Provisional allotment does not guarantee a seat
- You have no legal claim to the seat until the final result is declared
- The provisional result cannot be challenged in court
- Wait for the final result before approaching the college
What to do after the final result is declared
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Once the provisional result becomes final (after 4:00 PM today), the university will publish the final allotment result on its website. At that point, you should download your allotment letter from the university website. Only after downloading the allotment letter should you approach your allotted college to complete admission formalities such as document verification, fee payment, and hostel registration.
Do not visit the college or contact it before the final result is declared and you have downloaded your allotment letter. Colleges will not process admissions based on the provisional result. Wait for the official allotment letter before taking any action.
- Wait for the final result to be declared (after 4:00 PM today)
- Download your allotment letter from the university website
- Only then approach your allotted college
- Bring the allotment letter and required documents to the college
- Complete verification, fee payment, and other formalities
Colleges included in this Stray Round
The provisional result covers BDS seats at the following colleges across Andhra Pradesh. These are both government and private dental colleges participating in the Competent Authority Quota counselling. The allotment list shows which candidates have been assigned to each college.
- Anil Neerukonda Institute of Dental Sciences, Visakhapatnam
- CKS Theja Institute of Dental Sciences & Research, Tirupati
- Government Dental College & Hospital, Kadapa
- Government Dental College & Hospital, Vijayawada
- Gitam Dental College & Hospital, Visakhapatnam
- GSL Dental College & Hospital, Rajamahendravaram
- KIMS Dental College & Hospital, Amalapuram
- Lenora Institute of Dental Sciences, Rajahmundry
- Narayana Dental College & Hospital, Chinthareddypalem, Nellore
- Nimra Institute of Dental Sciences, Jupudi, Ibrahimpatnam
- Sibar Institute of Dental Sciences, Guntur
- St. Joseph Dental College, Eluru
- Sree Sai Dental College & Research Institute, Srikakulam
- Drs. Sudha & Nageswara Rao Siddhartha Institute of Dental Sciences, Gannavaram
- Vishnu Dental College, Bhimavaram
Understanding the allotment details in the result
Each row in the provisional result list contains several pieces of information. Your NEET rank is your position in the all-India NEET merit list. Your NEET roll number is your unique identifier for the exam. Your score is your total marks in NEET. Your category (OC, SC, ST, BC, etc.) determines which seats you are eligible for. Your local area status (AU for Andhra Pradesh local, SVU for Sri Venkateswara University region, APNL for AP non-local) affects seat availability and counselling priority.
The 'Allotment Details' column shows the college and seat type allotted to you in a coded format. For example, 'GDCV - BDS - AU - OC - G --- 2' means Government Dental College Vijayawada, BDS course, Andhra Pradesh local area, Open Category, General seat, and the number at the end indicates the seat number or priority. Understanding this code helps you verify that the correct college and seat type have been allotted to you.
- NEET Rank: Your position in the all-India NEET merit list
- NEET Roll No: Your unique exam identifier
- Score: Your total NEET marks
- Category: OC (Open), SC, ST, BC (Backward Class), etc.
- Local Area: AU (Andhra Pradesh local), SVU (Sri Venkateswara University region), APNL (AP non-local)
- Allotment Details: College code, course, local area, category, seat type, and seat number
What happens if you do not report a discrepancy by 4:00 PM?
If you do not report a discrepancy by 4:00 PM today, the provisional result will be locked and declared final. Any errors in your allotment will remain uncorrected. You will not be able to file a grievance after the deadline, and the university will not accept any complaints about errors in the provisional result.
If the error is significant (e.g., your name is misspelled, your category is wrong, or you were allotted a college you did not choose), you may face problems during admission at the college or later when you apply for your degree certificate. It is therefore critical to check your result carefully and report any error immediately, before the 4:00 PM deadline.
- After 4:00 PM, the provisional result becomes final
- No grievances will be accepted after the deadline
- Errors will not be corrected
- You must approach the college with the allotment as it stands
- Errors may cause problems during admission or degree certification
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What is the Stray Round in BDS counselling?
The Stray Round is the final round of counselling held after the main and special rounds to fill any remaining vacant BDS seats. It is part of the Competent Authority Quota (CQ) counselling, which is managed by the Andhra Pradesh state government through Dr. NTR UHS. Candidates who were not allotted a seat in earlier rounds or who wish to upgrade their college can participate in the Stray Round.
Why is the result called 'provisional' and not 'final'?
The provisional result is released to allow candidates and the university to check for errors before the result is locked. It is subject to verification and correction. Once the grievance window closes at 4:00 PM today, the provisional result will be declared final and cannot be changed. The university states that the provisional result is 'only indicative in nature and subject to change.'
What is the deadline to report a discrepancy, and how do I report it?
The deadline is 4:00 PM on 11-11-2026 (today). You must report any discrepancy through your candidate login on the official portal (https://apuhs-ugadmissions.aptonline.in/MBBS/Home/Home) only. Grievances submitted by email, phone, letter, or in person will not be accepted. After 4:00 PM, no grievances will be entertained.
What should I check in my provisional result?
Check your name, NEET rank, NEET roll number, NEET score, gender, category (OC, SC, ST, BC, etc.), local area status (AU, SVU, APNL), and the college and seat type allotted to you. If any of these fields is incorrect or does not match your application, report it as a discrepancy immediately through your candidate login.
Can I claim a right to the seat shown in the provisional result?
No. The university explicitly states that 'candidates cannot claim any right over the allotted seat in the provisional result.' The allotment is provisional and can change. You do not have a confirmed, legal claim to the seat until the final result is declared and you download your allotment letter.
Can I challenge the provisional result in court?
No. The university states that 'the provisional result cannot be challenged before the Court of Law.' You must wait for the final result to be declared. Only after the final result is published can you take further action if you believe there is an injustice.
When should I approach my allotted college?
You should approach your allotted college only after the final result is declared and you have downloaded your allotment letter from the university website. Do not visit the college or contact it before the final result is published. Colleges will not process admissions based on the provisional result.
What documents do I need to bring to the college after the final result?
The notice does not specify the exact documents required for admission. However, you should download your allotment letter from the university website and bring it to the college along with your NEET admit card, mark sheet, category certificate (if applicable), local area certificate (if applicable), and other documents as per the college's admission guidelines. Contact the college after the final result is declared for a complete list of required documents.
What if my name does not appear in the provisional result?
If your name does not appear in the provisional result, it means you were not allotted a seat in the Stray Round. This could be because your rank was not high enough, your choices did not match available seats, or all seats in your category were filled. You should contact the university or check the official website for further information on your status and any other counselling rounds that may be held.
Can I change my allotted college after the final result is declared?
The notice does not mention any option to change your allotted college after the final result is declared. The Stray Round is the final round of counselling, so no further upgrades or changes are typically allowed. Once you are allotted a college, you must join that college or forfeit your seat. Contact the university for clarification on any options available after the final result.
What is the difference between Competent Authority Quota and NEET-UG merit list counselling?
Competent Authority Quota (CQ) refers to seats that the Andhra Pradesh state government fills through its own counselling process, separate from the national NEET-UG merit list managed by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC). CQ seats are allocated based on state-level merit and preferences. The Stray Round under CQ is held after the main and special rounds to fill remaining vacant seats.
What does 'local area' mean in the allotment details?
Local area status determines your eligibility for seats reserved for candidates from specific regions. AU means Andhra Pradesh local (you are from Andhra Pradesh), SVU means Sri Venkateswara University region (a specific region within AP), and APNL means AP non-local (you are from outside Andhra Pradesh). Your local area status affects which seats you are eligible for and your priority in counselling.
Check your provisional BDS allotment result immediately on the NTRUHS portal (https://apuhs-ugadmissions.aptonline.in/MBBS/Home/Home). If you find any error in your name, rank, score, category, local area status, or allotted college, report it through your candidate login before 4:00 PM today (11-11-2026)—this is your only chance to correct errors. After 4:00 PM, the result becomes final and cannot be changed. Once the final result is declared, download your allotment letter and approach your allotted college with the required documents to complete admission formalities.
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