Dr NTR University of Health Sciences, Andhra Pradesh, has released the final allotment list for NEET PG 2026 Competent Authority Quota (CQ) in-service Phase-1 counselling. This is the official allotment after all grievances were examined by the Selection Committee and no discrepancies were found. The allotment covers MD, MS, and PG Diploma seats across 30+ government and private medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh. If your name appears on this list, you must report to your allotted college by 3:00 PM on 16 November 2026. Classes will commence from 20 November 2026.
Download your allotment letter from the NTRUHS website immediately and report to your allotted college by 3 PM on 16 November 2026, or you risk losing your seat.
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This is the final allotment list for NEET PG 2026 Competent Authority Quota (CQ) in-service Phase-1 counselling conducted by Dr NTR University of Health Sciences. The Competent Authority Quota is a set of seats that the Andhra Pradesh government fills through its own counselling process, separate from the all-India MCC counselling. These seats are reserved for in-service doctors (MBBS graduates already working in government or private institutions).
The allotment has been prepared after a merit-based selection process based on NEET PG 2026 scores and candidate preferences. All grievances submitted by candidates have been examined by the Selection Committee, and the university has confirmed that no discrepancies were found in the allotments released. This means the list is final and binding.
Who is eligible for this allotment?
Candidates who appeared in NEET PG 2026 and participated in the Competent Authority Quota in-service Phase-1 counselling are eligible. This includes MBBS doctors who are currently employed in government or private medical institutions and applied for postgraduate medical seats under the in-service quota.
The allotment covers MD (Doctor of Medicine), MS (Master of Surgery), and PG Diploma qualifications across government and private medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh. Your eligibility depends on your NEET PG 2026 score, your category (General, OBC, SC, ST, or minority), your local area status (SVU, AU, APNL), and your preference choices submitted during counselling.
Critical deadline: Report by 3 PM on 16 November 2026
The last date for reporting at your allotted college is 3:00 PM on 16 November 2026. This is a hard deadline. If you do not report to your allotted college by this time, your seat will be cancelled and offered to the next candidate on the waiting list. There is no extension or grace period.
Reporting means physically presenting yourself at the college with all required documents and completing the admission formalities. Do not delay—plan your travel and document collection now. If you have any reason you cannot report by this deadline, contact the college immediately to understand your options, though the university is unlikely to grant an extension.
- Last reporting date: 16 November 2026
- Last reporting time: 3:00 PM (15:00 hours)
- Failure to report will result in cancellation of your seat
- No extension or grace period is available
How to download your allotment letter
Your allotment letter is available on the Dr NTR University of Health Sciences website. Visit the official NTRUHS portal and log in using your NEET PG 2026 roll number and password. Download your allotment letter immediately—do not wait until the last moment.
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The allotment letter will contain your name, NEET rank, NEET score, allotted college name, allotted specialty/department, your category, local area status, and seat number. It will also contain specific instructions from the college about reporting, document submission, and admission procedures. Read the letter carefully and follow all instructions.
- Visit Dr NTR University website (drntr.uhsap.in)
- Log in with your NEET PG 2026 roll number and password
- Download your allotment letter
- Print a copy for your records
- Read all instructions in the letter carefully
Colleges and specialties in this allotment
This allotment covers 30+ government and private medical colleges across Andhra Pradesh. Government colleges include ACSR Government Medical College (Nellore), Andhra Medical College (Vishakapatnam), Government Medical College (Anantapur, Kadapa, Ongole, Srikakulam), Guntur Medical College, Kurnool Medical College, and others. Private colleges include Apollo Institute of Medical Sciences (Chittoor), Alluri Seetharama Raju Academy (Eluru), Great Eastern Medical School (Srikakulam), Fathima Institute (Kadapa), Katuri Medical College (Guntur), and many others.
Specialties allotted include General Medicine (GM), Obstetrics & Gynaecology (OBG), Paediatrics (PAED), Surgery (GS), Anaesthesia (ANES), Radiology (RD), Pathology (PATH), Microbiology (MICRO), Pharmacology (PHARM), Psychiatry (PSY), Orthopaedics (ORTHO), ENT, Ophthalmology (OPTHAL), Dermatology (DVL), Forensic Medicine (FM), Anatomy (ANAT), Physiology (PHY), Biochemistry (BIO), and others. Your allotted specialty depends on your preference choices and merit rank.
- 30+ government and private medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh
- Specialties: General Medicine, OBG, Paediatrics, Surgery, Anaesthesia, Radiology, Pathology, Microbiology, Pharmacology, Psychiatry, Orthopaedics, ENT, Ophthalmology, and others
- Allotment based on merit rank, category, local area status, and preference choices
Understanding your allotment details
Your allotment letter will show your allotment in a coded format. For example, 'ACSR - OBG - SVU - BCB - G - MRC --- 9' means: ACSR Government Medical College, Obstetrics & Gynaecology specialty, SVU local area, BCB category, General (G) seat, with MRC (Most Relevant Category) tag, and seat number 9. The numbers and letters may vary based on your allotment.
Key codes to understand: SVU = Sri Venkateswara University local area; AU = Andhra University local area; APNL = All-India Non-Local; OC = Open Category; SC/ST/BCA/BCB/BCC/BCD/BCE = Scheduled Caste/Tribe and backward caste subcategories; G = General seat; F = Female seat; MRC = Most Relevant Category (a special tag for certain candidates). If you do not understand your allotment code, contact the college or the university immediately.
- College code (e.g., ACSR, AMCV, GMCG)
- Specialty code (e.g., OBG, GM, PAED, GS)
- Local area (SVU, AU, APNL)
- Category (OC, SC, ST, BCA, BCB, BCC, BCD, BCE)
- Seat type (G = General, F = Female)
- Special tags (MRC = Most Relevant Category)
- Seat number
What to do after downloading your allotment letter
Step 1: Download and print your allotment letter from the NTRUHS website. Step 2: Read the letter carefully and note the college name, address, specialty, and all instructions. Step 3: Gather all required documents (see next section). Step 4: Plan your travel to the college and arrange accommodation if needed. Step 5: Contact the college in advance to confirm reporting procedures and document requirements. Step 6: Report to the college by 3 PM on 16 November 2026 with all documents.
Do not assume you know what documents are needed—the allotment letter will specify. Different colleges may have slightly different requirements. Call the college's admission office and confirm everything before you travel. Arriving without the correct documents could result in rejection and loss of your seat.
- Download and print your allotment letter
- Read all instructions carefully
- Gather all required documents
- Contact the college to confirm procedures
- Plan your travel and accommodation
- Report to the college by 3 PM on 16 November 2026
- Complete admission formalities on the same day
Important: Grievance examination and no discrepancies found
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The university has stated that all grievances received from candidates have been examined by the Selection Committee and no discrepancies were found in the allotments released. This means: (1) if you submitted a grievance, it has been reviewed and the university found no error in your allotment; (2) the allotment is final and cannot be changed based on grievances; (3) if you believe there is still an error, you must contact the university directly with evidence, but the allotment will not be held up.
If you did not receive an allotment and believe you should have, or if you believe your allotment is incorrect, contact the Dr NTR University PG admission office immediately with your NEET roll number and score. However, do not delay reporting if you have received an allotment—report first, then pursue any grievance through the proper channel.
- All grievances have been examined by the Selection Committee
- No discrepancies were found in the allotments
- The allotment is final and binding
- If you believe there is an error, contact the university with evidence
- Do not delay reporting based on a grievance—report first
When do classes start?
Classes will commence from 20 November 2026. This is four days after the reporting deadline. You must report by 16 November 2026 and complete all admission formalities so that you are ready to attend classes from 20 November 2026. Do not assume you can join late—most colleges will not allow late joining, and you may lose your seat.
Use the four-day gap (16–20 November) to complete any remaining formalities, collect your ID card, hostel allotment (if applicable), and prepare for classes. Attend the college on 20 November 2026 ready to begin your postgraduate medical course.
- Classes start: 20 November 2026
- Report by: 16 November 2026
- Gap for formalities: 4 days
- Do not delay joining—late joining may result in seat cancellation
What if you do not appear on the allotment list?
If your name does not appear on this final allotment list, it means you were not allotted a seat in Phase-1. This could happen if: (1) your NEET PG 2026 score was below the cutoff for your category and local area; (2) you did not submit preference choices during counselling; (3) you submitted preferences but none of your choices had available seats; (4) you were absent during the counselling process.
If you believe you should have been allotted a seat, contact the Dr NTR University PG admission office immediately with your NEET roll number and score. Ask if there is a Phase-2 counselling or if you are on a waiting list. Do not assume your candidature is over—there may be further rounds or waitlist movements.
- Check the allotment list carefully using your NEET roll number
- If your name is not on the list, contact the university immediately
- Ask about Phase-2 counselling or waiting list status
- Do not assume your candidature is over
Common mistakes that lead to seat cancellation
Mistake 1: Not reporting by the deadline. The 3 PM deadline on 16 November 2026 is absolute. If you are even one minute late, your seat will be cancelled. Mistake 2: Not bringing all required documents. Different colleges require different documents (degree certificate, internship completion certificate, category certificate, local area certificate, etc.). Arriving without them will result in rejection. Mistake 3: Not reading the allotment letter instructions. The letter contains college-specific procedures—ignoring them can lead to rejection.
Mistake 4: Assuming you can join late. Classes start on 20 November 2026. If you report after 16 November, you will not be admitted. Mistake 5: Not contacting the college in advance. Call the college's admission office before you travel to confirm procedures, document requirements, and reporting location. Mistake 6: Losing your allotment letter. Print multiple copies and keep them safe. Mistake 7: Not checking your NEET roll number on the list. Use your exact NEET roll number to find your name—do not guess.
- ⚠️ Missing the 3 PM deadline on 16 November = seat cancellation
- ⚠️ Missing required documents = rejection
- ⚠️ Not following allotment letter instructions = rejection
- ⚠️ Reporting after 16 November = no admission
- ⚠️ Not contacting the college in advance = wasted travel
- ⚠️ Losing your allotment letter = difficulty at the college
- ⚠️ Using wrong NEET roll number = cannot find your allotment
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
How do I find my name on the allotment list?
Download the allotment list PDF from the NTRUHS website or search using your NEET PG 2026 roll number. The list is organized by college, so you can also search by college name if you remember your preference. Use Ctrl+F (or Cmd+F on Mac) to search for your roll number or name in the PDF. If you cannot find your name, contact the university immediately.
What happens if I do not report by 3 PM on 16 November 2026?
Your seat will be cancelled immediately. The university will not hold your seat or grant any extension. Your seat will be offered to the next candidate on the waiting list. You will lose your admission to the postgraduate course. There is no grace period or exception.
What documents do I need to bring when I report to the college?
Your allotment letter will specify the exact documents required. Generally, you will need: (1) MBBS degree certificate; (2) internship completion certificate; (3) NEET PG 2026 admit card and score card; (4) category certificate (if applicable); (5) local area certificate (if applicable); (6) ID proof (Aadhaar, passport, etc.); (7) passport-size photographs. Call the college's admission office before you travel to confirm the exact list.
Can I change my allotted college or specialty?
No. This is the final allotment. You cannot change your college or specialty. If you do not want the allotted seat, you must decline it in writing to the college and the university. Your seat will then be offered to the next candidate. If you decline, you will not be eligible for further counselling rounds in this session.
What if I have a genuine emergency and cannot report by 16 November 2026?
Contact the college's admission office and the Dr NTR University PG admission office immediately with proof of your emergency (medical certificate, death certificate, etc.). The university is unlikely to grant an extension, but it is worth trying. However, do not rely on this—plan to report on time. If you cannot report, your seat will be cancelled.
When do classes start, and can I join late?
Classes start on 20 November 2026. You must report by 16 November 2026 to complete admission formalities. Late joining is generally not allowed. If you report after 16 November, you will not be admitted, and your seat will be cancelled. Do not assume you can join late.
What does 'MRC' mean in my allotment details?
MRC stands for 'Most Relevant Category'. It is a special tag used in some allotments to indicate that a candidate has been allotted a seat under a category that is most relevant to their background or qualifications. If you see MRC in your allotment, it does not affect your admission—it is just a classification tag.
I submitted a grievance during counselling. Has it been resolved?
Yes. The university has stated that all grievances have been examined by the Selection Committee and no discrepancies were found in the allotments. This means your grievance was reviewed and the university found no error in your allotment. The allotment is final. If you still believe there is an error, contact the university with evidence, but do not delay reporting.
What if my name is not on the allotment list?
If your name is not on the list, you were not allotted a seat in Phase-1. Contact the Dr NTR University PG admission office immediately with your NEET roll number and score. Ask if there is a Phase-2 counselling, a waiting list, or if you are eligible for further rounds. Do not assume your candidature is over.
Can I defer my admission to the next year?
No. If you are allotted a seat, you must join in the current academic year (2026-27). Deferment to the next year is not allowed. If you do not want the seat, you must decline it in writing, and your seat will be offered to the next candidate. You will not be eligible for further counselling in this session.
What is the difference between SVU, AU, and APNL local areas?
SVU = Sri Venkateswara University local area (Tirupati region); AU = Andhra University local area (Visakhapatnam region); APNL = All-India Non-Local (candidates from outside Andhra Pradesh or not belonging to SVU/AU areas). Your local area status affects your eligibility for certain seats and your merit rank. Check your allotment letter to see which local area you belong to.
How do I contact the college after I receive my allotment?
Your allotment letter will contain the college's contact details (phone number, email, address). Call the college's admission office or PG department and confirm: (1) exact reporting procedures; (2) required documents; (3) reporting location and time; (4) hostel allotment (if applicable); (5) any other formalities. Do this before you travel to the college.
Your allotment is final. Download your allotment letter from the NTRUHS website immediately, read all instructions carefully, gather all required documents, and report to your allotted college by 3:00 PM on 16 November 2026. Classes start on 20 November 2026. Do not miss the deadline—your seat will be cancelled if you do not report on time. If you have any questions, contact the college or the Dr NTR University PG admission office right away.
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