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AP NEET Phase 2 Management Quota MBBS Allotment 2026 Released

NTRUHS releases AP NEET UG Phase 2 Management Quota allotment for MBBS seats across private colleges. Candidates must download allotment orders and report within the deadline.

MedAdmit News Desk 6 Oct 2026 5 min read

The Dr NTR University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS) has announced the Phase 2 Management Quota allotment results for MBBS seats in Andhra Pradesh private medical colleges. This is the second structured round of seat allocation for candidates seeking admission to private unaided non-minority and minority medical institutions across the state. If you received an allotment, you now have a defined window to report to your assigned college with the required documents. Understanding the reporting process, fee structure, and document requirements is critical to securing your seat before the deadline.

Allotted candidates must download their allotment order from drntr.uhsap.in and report to their assigned private medical college within the deadline specified on their individual order, bringing all original documents and attested copies.

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What Was Released and When

On October 5, 2026, NTRUHS published the Phase 2 Management Quota allotment results for MBBS admissions. This round covered three distinct seat categories across private medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh: Management Quota (B1), NRI Sponsored (B2), and Non-Resident Indian (C) seats.

Candidates had locked their web-based course and college preferences between October 2 and October 5, 2026. The allotment was then processed based on merit rank, category eligibility, and preference order. The results are now live on the official NTRUHS counselling portal at drntr.uhsap.in.

Seat Distribution Across Categories

The Phase 2 Management Quota round allocated a total of 803 seats across three categories. The B1 (Management Quota) category offered 98 seats, primarily for candidates with management sponsorship. The B2 (NRI Sponsored) category provided 202 seats for candidates with NRI sponsorship documentation. The C (Non-Resident Indian) category had the largest allocation with 503 seats for eligible NRI candidates.

Beyond these three main categories, additional seats were made available in minority medical institutions across Andhra Pradesh. The exact college-wise and category-wise seat matrix is detailed in the official allotment order published on the NTRUHS portal. Candidates should verify their assigned college and category carefully against this matrix.

  • B1 (Management Quota): 98 seats
  • B2 (NRI Sponsored): 202 seats
  • C (Non-Resident Indian): 503 seats
  • Additional seats in minority medical institutions
CategoryDescriptionSeats Offered
B1Management Quota98
B2NRI Sponsored202
CNon-Resident Indian503
Phase 2 Management Quota Seat Distribution

Who Was Eligible for This Round

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Only candidates whose names appeared in the updated provisional final merit position list published by NTRUHS were eligible to participate in Phase 2. This list was generated after Phase 1 reporting and seat confirmation. Candidates who exercised the free exit option after Phase 1 were explicitly barred from participating in this round.

To be considered for allotment, candidates had to hold a valid NEET UG 2026 scorecard and meet all category-specific eligibility criteria. For NRI and sponsored categories, candidates were required to possess and declare the appropriate sponsorship or NRI documentation during the web options window. Any mismatch between declared category and supporting documents could result in allotment cancellation or rejection at the college level.

How to Download Your Allotment Order

Allotted candidates must immediately download their individual allotment order from the NTRUHS portal. This document is mandatory at the time of reporting to your assigned college and will be required throughout the admission process. The download process is straightforward and can be completed in a few minutes.

Visit drntr.uhsap.in and locate the AP NEET UG MQ Phase 2 Allotment Order link. Log in using your NEET roll number and the counselling password provided during registration. Once logged in, your allotted college, category, and seat details will appear on screen. Download the order immediately and take at least two printed copies—one for your college submission and one for your personal records.

  • Visit drntr.uhsap.in
  • Click on the AP NEET UG MQ Phase 2 Allotment Order link
  • Log in with NEET roll number and counselling password
  • View allotted college, category, and seat details
  • Download and print the allotment order (at least 2 copies)

Documents Required for College Reporting

When you report to your allotted private medical college, you must bring a comprehensive set of original documents and attested photocopies. The college will verify these documents against your application and allotment order. Incomplete or missing documentation can delay your admission or result in rejection, so prepare two complete sets of all required papers.

Essential documents include your NEET UG 2026 admit card and scorecard, Class 10 and Class 12 marksheets and certificates, transfer certificate and conduct certificate from your last school, study certificates covering Class 9 through Class 12, and Aadhaar card with recent passport-size photographs. If you are claiming local status or nativity benefits, bring the relevant certificate. Candidates in reserved categories must carry their caste certificate. If you are allotted under B2 or C category, bring all NRI sponsor documents as specified by the college.

  • NEET UG 2026 admit card and scorecard
  • Class 10 and Class 12 marksheets and certificates
  • Transfer certificate and conduct certificate
  • Study certificates from Class 9 to Class 12
  • Nativity and local status certificate (if applicable)
  • Aadhaar card and recent passport-size photographs
  • Caste certificate (for reserved categories)
  • NRI sponsor documents (for B2 and C category seats)

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Each candidate's allotment order specifies an individual reporting deadline. This deadline is non-negotiable—failure to report by the stated date will result in automatic forfeiture of your seat. The exact deadline appears on your downloaded allotment order, so check it immediately after downloading.

Before reporting, arrange the first-year tuition fee as per your assigned private college's fee structure. Private medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh have varying fee schedules, and you must confirm the exact amount with your college. Many colleges require fee payment at the time of joining or shortly thereafter. Prepare the fee in advance to avoid delays during the reporting process.

What Happens After Phase 2 Reporting

After the Phase 2 reporting window closes, NTRUHS will announce the schedule for the stray vacancy and mop-up rounds. These final rounds are designed to fill any remaining vacant seats across private colleges. Candidates who did not secure allotment in Phase 2 or who wish to upgrade their college choice may participate in these subsequent rounds.

Monitor the NTRUHS portal regularly for announcements regarding the final vacancy list of MBBS seats and the mop-up round schedule. These rounds typically follow quickly after Phase 2 reporting ends, so staying alert is important if you are waiting for another opportunity.

Why Phase 2 Management Quota Matters for NEET Aspirants

Phase 2 Management Quota is a critical second chance to secure a private medical college MBBS seat in Andhra Pradesh. Unlike the Competent Authority Quota, which is restricted to candidates from specific regions or backgrounds, these seats are open to eligible candidates from across India. This makes Phase 2 a genuinely national opportunity for NEET-qualified students.

For candidates who did not secure a seat in Phase 1 or who wish to explore private college options, Phase 2 represents a structured pathway with clear timelines and transparent allotment criteria. The round helps private colleges fill their B1, B2, and C category seats before moving to the less predictable mop-up stage. Securing a seat in Phase 2 means you have a confirmed admission with a defined reporting date, rather than waiting for stray vacancies.

Action Checklist for Allotted Candidates

If you received an allotment, follow this step-by-step checklist to ensure smooth admission. First, log in to drntr.uhsap.in and download your Phase 2 MQ allotment order. Verify the allotted college name, category (B1, B2, or C), and tuition fee listed on the order. Cross-check these details against the official seat matrix to confirm accuracy.

Next, arrange your first-year tuition fee and prepare all original documents and attested photocopies in two complete sets. Confirm the exact reporting deadline from your allotment order and plan your travel accordingly. On the reporting date, arrive at your assigned college with all documents, your allotment order, and the required fee. Complete the joining report submission at the college admission desk and obtain a receipt confirming your admission.

  • Download allotment order from drntr.uhsap.in
  • Verify college, category, and fee details
  • Arrange first-year tuition fee
  • Prepare original documents and attested copies (2 sets)
  • Note the reporting deadline from your order
  • Report to college on or before the deadline
  • Submit joining report and obtain receipt
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Frequently asked questions

What is the Phase 2 Management Quota round in AP NEET counselling?

Phase 2 Management Quota is the second structured round of seat allocation for MBBS admissions in Andhra Pradesh private medical colleges. It covers three categories: B1 (Management Quota with 98 seats), B2 (NRI Sponsored with 202 seats), and C (Non-Resident Indian with 503 seats). This round is open to candidates from across India who meet the eligibility criteria and did not secure a seat in Phase 1 or chose to participate in this round.

When was the Phase 2 Management Quota allotment released?

The allotment was released on October 5, 2026. Candidates had locked their web-based course and college preferences between October 2 and October 5, 2026, and the allotment results were processed and published on the NTRUHS portal immediately after the preference window closed.

Where do I download my allotment order?

You can download your allotment order from the official NTRUHS counselling portal at drntr.uhsap.in. Log in using your NEET roll number and counselling password. Your allotted college, category, and seat details will appear on screen. Download the order and print at least two copies—one for college submission and one for your records.

What documents do I need to bring when reporting to my allotted college?

You must bring original documents and attested photocopies (two complete sets) including: NEET UG 2026 admit card and scorecard, Class 10 and 12 marksheets and certificates, transfer and conduct certificates, study certificates from Class 9–12, Aadhaar card, recent passport-size photographs, nativity/local status certificate (if applicable), caste certificate (if reserved category), and NRI sponsor documents (if allotted under B2 or C category).

What is the reporting deadline for Phase 2 allotment?

The reporting deadline is specified on your individual allotment order. Each candidate may have a slightly different deadline depending on their assigned college. Check your downloaded allotment order immediately to confirm your exact deadline. Failure to report by this date will result in automatic forfeiture of your seat.

Can I participate in Phase 2 if I took the free exit option after Phase 1?

No. Candidates who exercised the free exit option after Phase 1 are not eligible to participate in Phase 2. The free exit option is a one-time choice that removes you from the counselling process. If you took this option, you cannot participate in Phase 2 or any subsequent rounds.

What happens if I don't report by the deadline?

If you do not report to your allotted college by the deadline specified on your allotment order, your seat will be automatically forfeited. You will not be able to claim the seat later, and it will be made available in the mop-up round. Always prioritize reporting on time to secure your admission.

What are the next rounds after Phase 2?

After Phase 2 reporting ends, NTRUHS will announce the stray vacancy and mop-up round schedule. These final rounds are designed to fill any remaining vacant seats across private colleges. Candidates who did not secure allotment in Phase 2 or wish to upgrade their college choice may participate in these rounds. Watch the NTRUHS portal for announcements regarding the final vacancy list and mop-up schedule.

If you received an allotment in Phase 2 Management Quota, act immediately: download your order from drntr.uhsap.in, verify all details, arrange your fee, and prepare your documents for reporting. Mark your deadline clearly and report to your assigned college on time to confirm your MBBS seat.

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