Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS), Andhra Pradesh, has released the provisional allotment list for PG Medical Degree and Diploma admissions under the Competent Authority Quota (CQ) In-Service Phase-1 for the 2026-27 academic session. This is a critical moment: the list is provisional and subject to change, and candidates have only a few hours to report any errors. The university has set a strict deadline of 4:00 PM on 13 November 2026 for all grievances to be submitted through the candidate login portal only. After this deadline, the provisional result will be treated as final, and no further corrections will be entertained.
Report any discrepancies in your allotment by 4:00 PM today (13-11-2026) through your candidate login only—after that, the list becomes final and cannot be challenged.
Your matched MD/MS/DNB seats
LockedEnter your NEET-PG rank to unlock the real colleges you can get — All India Quota and state — with closing ranks, fees and stipend.
Unlock My College ListWhat is this allotment list?
This is the provisional allotment list for PG Medical (MD/MS/Diploma) admissions under the Competent Authority Quota (CQ) In-Service Phase-1 counselling for 2026-27. The CQ is the quota of seats that the state government fills through its own counselling process, separate from the national NEET-PG merit list. In-Service means this phase is for candidates who are already working as doctors in government or private institutions.
The list shows which candidate has been allotted which specialty (e.g., General Medicine, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Anaesthesia) at which medical college across Andhra Pradesh. The allotment is based on your NEET-PG rank, your choices submitted during counselling, category, local area preference, and seat availability.
Why is it called 'provisional'?
Provisional means this is not yet final. The university has released it so candidates can check their allotment and report any errors before it is locked. The provisional result is 'only indicative in nature and subject to change,' according to the notice. This means the university may make corrections, and the allotment shown here does not guarantee your seat—you have no legal right to claim the seat based on this provisional list alone.
Once the deadline for grievance submission passes (4:00 PM on 13-11-2026), the provisional result will be declared as 'Final.' Only after the final result is published should you approach your allotted college or institute.
Critical deadline: 4:00 PM on 13 November 2026
You have until 4:00 PM today (13 November 2026) to report any discrepancy in the provisional result. This is a hard deadline—no extensions. After 4:00 PM, the provisional result will be treated as final, and no further grievances will be considered or entertained.
This is your only chance to correct errors such as a wrong name spelling, wrong category, wrong local area code, or an allotment you believe is incorrect due to a calculation error. Do not miss this window.
How to report a discrepancy
Know the exact MD/MS/DNB seats your rank can get
Official round-wise closing ranks with fee and stipend, matched to your rank.
You must report any discrepancy specifically to the Selection Committee, Dr. NTR UHS, Vijayawada. The only accepted method is through your Candidates Application Login on the university portal. Do not send emails, letters, phone calls, or visit the office in person—the notice explicitly states that 'Grievances received/submitted in any other mode other than the above will not be considered/entertained.'
Log in to your candidate account on the NTRUHS portal, navigate to the grievance or discrepancy section, and submit your complaint with clear details of what is wrong. Be specific: if your name is misspelled, if your category is wrong, if your local area code is incorrect, or if you believe the allotment itself is an error. Keep a screenshot or record of your submission for your records.
- Use only the Candidates Application Login portal
- Submit before 4:00 PM on 13-11-2026
- Be specific about the discrepancy
- Do not use email, phone, or in-person submission
- Keep proof of submission
What happens after the deadline?
Once 4:00 PM on 13 November 2026 passes, the provisional result will be declared as 'Final.' At that point, no further changes or corrections will be made, and no grievances will be entertained. The final result will be published on the university website.
Only after the final result is declared should you download your allotment letter from the university website and approach your allotted college or institute. Do not contact the college before the final result is published, as your seat is not yet confirmed.
Understanding the allotment details in the list
Each row in the allotment list shows: your NEET rank, NEET roll number, NEET score, name, gender, category (e.g., OC, SC2, BCA, BCB, BCE, BCD, ST), local area (SVU, AU, APNL), and allotment details. The allotment details column shows the college code, specialty code, local area code, category, and a seat number.
For example, 'AMCV - OBG - AU - OC - G --- 1' means: Andhra Medical College Visakhapatnam (AMCV), Obstetrics & Gynaecology (OBG), Andhra University local area (AU), Open Category (OC), General seat (G), seat number 1. The 'MRC' notation indicates a Most Remaining Category seat. The final number is the seat position in the college's merit list for that specialty.
- NEET Rank: Your rank in the NEET-PG exam
- NEET Score: Your total NEET-PG score
- Category: OC (Open), SC2/SC3 (Scheduled Caste), ST (Scheduled Tribe), BCA/BCB/BCD/BCE (Backward Caste sub-groups)
- Local Area: SVU (Sri Venkateswara University), AU (Andhra University), APNL (AP Non-Local)
- Specialty: OBG (Obstetrics & Gynaecology), GM (General Medicine), GS (General Surgery), PAED (Paediatrics), ANES (Anaesthesia), etc.
- Seat Type: G (General), F (Female), MRC (Most Remaining Category)
Colleges included in this allotment
The provisional allotment list covers 30 medical colleges and institutes across Andhra Pradesh, including government medical colleges, private medical colleges, and deemed universities. These include Andhra Medical College Visakhapatnam, ACSR Government Medical College Nellore, Guntur Medical College, Kurnool Medical College, Sri Venkateswara Medical College Tirupati, and many others.
Every kind of PG seat, one rank
See the real seats your NEET-PG rank can reach.
Each college has its own section in the list showing the candidates allotted to that institution for various specialties. Check your name and the college name carefully to ensure you have been allotted to the correct institution.
- Andhra Medical College, Visakhapatnam (AMCV)
- ACSR Government Medical College, Nellore (ACSR)
- Guntur Medical College, Guntur (GMCG)
- Kurnool Medical College, Kurnool (KMCK)
- Sri Venkateswara Medical College, Tirupati (SVMC)
- Government Medical College, Anantapur (GMCA)
- Government Medical College, Kadapa (GMCK)
- GSL Medical College, Rajahmundry (GSLR)
- And 22 other government and private medical colleges
Important legal disclaimers
The notice includes several critical legal disclaimers that you must understand. First, the provisional result is 'only indicative in nature and subject to change'—this means the university reserves the right to alter the allotment if errors are discovered or if the process is reviewed. Second, 'The candidates cannot claim any right over the allotted seat in the provisional result'—this means you do not have a legal entitlement to the seat shown in this provisional list.
Third, 'the provisional result cannot be challenged before the Court of Law'—this means you cannot file a court case based on the provisional allotment. These disclaimers protect the university's right to correct errors and finalize the process. Your legal rights to the seat arise only after the final result is declared and you have completed all joining formalities.
- Provisional result is indicative only and subject to change
- No legal right to the seat based on provisional allotment
- Cannot be challenged in court
- Final result will be declared after the grievance deadline
- Seat is confirmed only after joining at the college
What to do if your name is not in the list
If you participated in the CQ In-Service Phase-1 counselling but your name does not appear in this provisional allotment list, it means you have not been allotted a seat in this phase. This could happen if your rank was not high enough for any of the available seats, or if you did not fill your choice form, or if there was a technical issue with your application.
Do not panic. Contact the Selection Committee at Dr. NTR UHS immediately (before 4:00 PM on 13-11-2026) through the candidate login portal to report this as a discrepancy. If your name should have appeared but is missing due to an error, report it now. If you were genuinely not allotted, you may be eligible for subsequent phases (Phase-2, Phase-3, etc.) or for other counselling rounds.
Next steps after the final result is declared
Once the final result is declared (after 4:00 PM on 13-11-2026), the university will publish it on the official website. You will then need to download your allotment letter from the university website. Only after downloading the allotment letter should you approach your allotted college or institute to complete the joining process.
The joining process typically involves document verification, fee payment, hostel allotment (if applicable), and registration. Each college may have its own joining schedule and requirements, so check the college's website or contact them directly after you have your final allotment letter.
- Wait for the final result to be declared
- Download your allotment letter from the university website
- Contact your allotted college for joining details
- Complete document verification and fee payment
- Register and begin your postgraduate course
See the exact MD/MS/DNB seats your NEET-PG rank can get
Free 2-minute preview — round-wise closing ranks, fees and stipend for every seat your rank can reach.
See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
What is the difference between provisional and final allotment?
Provisional allotment is released for candidates to check and report errors. It is not final and can be changed. Final allotment is declared after the grievance deadline (4:00 PM on 13-11-2026) and is locked—no further changes are made. You have no legal right to a seat based on the provisional list, but once the final result is declared, your allotment is confirmed (subject to joining formalities).
I found an error in my allotment. What should I do?
Log in to your Candidates Application Login on the NTRUHS portal and submit a grievance with details of the error before 4:00 PM on 13-11-2026. Do not use email, phone, or in-person submission—only the portal will be accepted. After 4:00 PM, no grievances will be entertained, and the list will be treated as final.
Can I challenge the provisional allotment in court?
No. The notice explicitly states that 'the provisional result cannot be challenged before the Court of Law.' You can only report discrepancies through the official grievance portal before the deadline. Once the final result is declared, you may have limited legal recourse if there is a procedural error, but the provisional allotment itself is not subject to court challenge.
My name is not in the allotment list. What does this mean?
It means you have not been allotted a seat in the CQ In-Service Phase-1. This could be because your rank was not high enough, or there was an error in your application. Contact the Selection Committee through the candidate login portal before 4:00 PM on 13-11-2026 to report this as a discrepancy if you believe it is an error. Otherwise, you may be eligible for subsequent phases.
When can I approach my allotted college?
Only after the final result is declared and you have downloaded your allotment letter from the university website. Do not contact the college before the final result is published, as your seat is not yet confirmed. The notice specifically advises candidates to approach the college only after the final result is declared and the allotment letter is downloaded.
What does 'CQ In-Service' mean?
CQ stands for Competent Authority Quota—seats that the state government fills through its own counselling process. In-Service means this phase is for candidates who are already employed as doctors in government or private institutions. This is separate from the national NEET-PG merit-based counselling.
What do the abbreviations in the allotment details mean?
For example, 'AMCV - OBG - AU - OC - G --- 1' means: AMCV (Andhra Medical College Visakhapatnam), OBG (Obstetrics & Gynaecology specialty), AU (Andhra University local area), OC (Open Category), G (General seat), and 1 (seat position). MRC indicates a Most Remaining Category seat. Check the college and specialty codes to understand your exact allotment.
Is my seat guaranteed once I see it in the provisional list?
No. The notice states that 'The candidates cannot claim any right over the allotted seat in the provisional result.' Your seat is not guaranteed until the final result is declared and you have completed all joining formalities at the college. The provisional list is indicative only and subject to change.
What happens if I do not report a discrepancy by 4:00 PM?
After 4:00 PM on 13-11-2026, the provisional result will be treated as final, and no further grievances will be entertained. If you have an error in your allotment and do not report it by the deadline, you will be stuck with that allotment. There are no extensions or exceptions.
Can I submit my grievance by email or phone?
No. The notice explicitly states that 'Grievances received/submitted in any other mode other than the above will not be considered/entertained.' You must use only the Candidates Application Login portal on the NTRUHS website. Email, phone calls, letters, and in-person visits will not be accepted.
What should I do if I am allotted a specialty I did not choose?
If you believe the allotment is incorrect, report it as a discrepancy through the candidate login portal before 4:00 PM on 13-11-2026. However, if you did choose that specialty in your choice form, the allotment is based on your choices and rank, and you may not be able to change it. Check your choice form to confirm what you selected.
When will the final result be declared?
The notice does not specify an exact time for the final result declaration, only that it will be declared after 4:00 PM on 13-11-2026 (after the grievance deadline). Check the NTRUHS website regularly for the final result announcement. Once declared, download your allotment letter and contact your college for joining details.
If you are in this provisional allotment list, check your details immediately—college name, specialty, category, and local area. If you find any error, log in to the NTRUHS candidate portal and submit a grievance before 4:00 PM today (13 November 2026). After that deadline, the list becomes final and no changes will be made. Do not approach your allotted college until the final result is declared and you have downloaded your allotment letter from the university website. Monitor the NTRUHS website for the final result announcement.
Plan your admission with free AI tools
Turn your NEET score into a rank, then into the exact colleges you can get.