AP NEET UG 2026 BDS Phase-2 Allotment: Colleges, Seats & Reporting Date

Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences, Andhra Pradesh, has released the college-wise allotment list for BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) Phase-2 counselling for the 2026-27 academic year. This allotment covers 14 private and government dental colleges across Andhra Pradesh, with seats allocated to candidates based on their NEET UG 2026 rank, category, and local area eligibility. If your name appears on this list, you must report to your allotted college by 3:00 PM on 20 October 2026 to secure your seat. Classes have already begun on 24 September 2026, so joining on time is critical.

What is BDS Phase-2 Allotment?

Phase-2 allotment is the second round of seat allocation in Andhra Pradesh's NEET UG counselling for BDS courses. In this round, the remaining vacant seats after Phase-1 are filled based on candidates' NEET ranks and category eligibility. The allotment is merit-based: candidates with higher NEET scores are offered seats first, followed by lower-ranked candidates.

This Phase-2 list includes allotments across 14 dental colleges in AP, including government and private institutions. Each candidate is assigned to a specific college and a specific seat (identified by a code like 'ANDV - BDS - B1-1'). The allotment is final for this phase—if you do not report, your seat will be forfeited and offered to the next candidate on the waiting list.

Colleges Included in Phase-2 Allotment

The Phase-2 allotment covers 14 dental colleges across Andhra Pradesh. Each college has been assigned a code for easy identification on the allotment list. Below is the complete list of colleges and their codes:

• ANDV – Anil Neerukonda Institute of Dental Sciences, Visakhapatnam
• CARE – CARE Dental College, Guntur
• CKST – CKS Theja Institute of Dental Sciences & Research, Tirupati
• GITV – Gitam Dental College & Hospital, Visakhapatnam
• GPRK – G. Pulla Reddy Dental College & Hospital, Kurnool
• GSLR – GSL Dental College & Hospital, Rajamahendravaram
• KDCA – KIMS Dental College & Hospital, Amalapuram
• LIDR – Lenora Institute of Dental Sciences, Rajahmundry
• NDCN – Narayana Dental College & Hospital, Chinthareddypalem, Nellore
• NIDS – Nimra Institute of Dental Sciences, Jupudi, Ibrahimpatnam
• SIBG – Sibar Institute of Dental Sciences, Guntur
• SJDE – St. Joseph Dental College, Eluru
• SNDC – Drs. Sudha & Nageswara Rao Siddhartha Institute of Dental Sciences, Gannavaram
• SSDC – Sree Sai Dental College & Research Institute, Srikakulam
• VDCB – Vishnu Dental College, Bhimavaram

How to Find Your Name on the Allotment List

The allotment list is organized by college. Each college section lists candidates in order of their NEET rank (highest to lowest). To find your name, you can search by your NEET roll number or NEET rank. The list shows your name, gender, category (OC, OBC, SC, ST, BC, etc.), local area status (AP or Others), and your allotted seat code.

The allotment list is very long (15 pages) and covers hundreds of candidates. If you do not find your name, it means either (a) you were not eligible for Phase-2, (b) you did not participate in Phase-2 counselling, or (c) you are on a waiting list and may be called in a later phase. Contact the university's counselling helpline if you are unsure of your status.

Understanding Your Allotment Details

Each allotment entry contains several key pieces of information. Here is what each column means:

• **S.No.**: Serial number in the list (for reference only). • **NEET Rank**: Your rank in NEET UG 2026. • **NEET Roll No**: Your unique NEET registration number. • **Score**: Your NEET UG 2026 score (out of 720). • **Name of the Candidate**: Your full name as registered in NEET. • **Gender**: M (Male) or F (Female). • **Category**: Your category code (OC = Open/General, OBC = Other Backward Class, SC = Scheduled Caste, ST = Scheduled Tribe, BC = Backward Class with sub-codes like BCA, BCB, BCC, BCD, BCE). • **Local Area**: AP (Andhra Pradesh local) or Others (non-local). • **Allotment Details**: The code for your allotted college and seat (e.g., 'ANDV - BDS - B1-1'). • **Phase**: Phase-1 or Phase-2 (indicates which round you were allotted in).

Critical: Reporting Date and Time

⚠️ **This is the most important deadline.** You must report to your allotted college by **3:00 PM on 20 October 2026**. This is a hard deadline—if you arrive after 3 PM, your allotment will be cancelled and your seat will be forfeited. There are no extensions or exceptions.

Classes have already started on 24 September 2026, so you are joining mid-session. Bring all original certificates (see the 'Documents Required' section below) and be prepared to complete admission formalities on the same day. The college will verify your documents and issue a provisional admission letter if everything is in order.

Documents Required for Admission

When you report to your allotted college, you must bring all original certificates for verification. The university will check these documents against your NEET application and allotment details. If there is any discrepancy—a missing document, a certificate issued on the wrong date, or information that does not match—your provisional allotment will be cancelled immediately and action will be taken as per university regulations.

Bring the following original documents (not photocopies):

• NEET UG 2026 admit card and score card
• 10th class certificate (SSC or equivalent) – proof of date of birth
• 12th class certificate (HSC or equivalent) – proof of eligibility
• Category certificate (if applicable) – issued by the competent authority in your state
• Local area certificate (if claiming AP local status) – issued by the district collector or revenue officer
• Caste certificate (if applicable) – for SC, ST, BC categories
• Income certificate (if applicable) – for any income-based reservations
• Transfer certificate from your last school/college
• Character certificate from your last school/college
• Medical fitness certificate (if required by the college)
• Passport-size photographs (4–6 copies)
• Aadhar card or any government-issued ID

Category and Local Area Eligibility

Your allotment is based on your category and local area status as declared in your NEET application. The allotment list shows your category code and whether you are classified as 'AP' (Andhra Pradesh local) or 'Others' (non-local). If you are allotted under a specific category (e.g., SC, OBC, BC), you must have a valid category certificate issued by the competent authority. If you are allotted under AP local status, you must have a local area certificate.

⚠️ **Important trap**: If your category certificate or local area certificate is invalid, expired, or does not match the category/area code shown in your allotment, your admission will be rejected during verification. For example, if you are allotted under 'SC3' (a specific SC sub-category), your SC certificate must explicitly mention this sub-category. Similarly, if you are allotted under 'AP' local status but your local area certificate shows you as non-local, your allotment will be cancelled.

What Happens After You Report

Once you report to your allotted college by the deadline, the college principal will verify your original certificates. If all documents are in order and there are no discrepancies, you will be issued a provisional admission letter and your name will be registered in the college's admission register. You will then be required to pay the college fees and complete other admission formalities (hostel registration, ID card issuance, etc.).

If the college finds any discrepancy during verification—a missing document, a certificate issued on the wrong date, or information that does not match your NEET application—your provisional allotment will be cancelled immediately. The university will then initiate action as per its regulations, which may include forfeiture of your seat and referral to the next candidate on the waiting list. You will have no right to appeal or request a second chance.

What If You Don't Report by the Deadline?

If you do not report to your allotted college by 3:00 PM on 20 October 2026, your allotment will be automatically cancelled. Your seat will be offered to the next candidate on the waiting list. You will lose your seat permanently and will not be eligible for any further allotments in this phase. If you have a genuine emergency (medical, family, etc.), you must contact the university's counselling office immediately before the deadline to request an extension—but extensions are rarely granted and are at the university's sole discretion.

Do not assume you can report late or that the deadline is flexible. The university has made it clear that classes have already started and seats must be filled urgently. Missing the deadline is a common reason for losing a seat in counselling.

Phase-1 vs. Phase-2: What's the Difference?

Some candidates in this Phase-2 list were allotted in Phase-1 (the first round of counselling), while others are being allotted for the first time in Phase-2. The 'Phase' column in the allotment list shows which round you were allotted in. If it says 'Phase-1', you were allotted in the first round but may have been upgraded to a better college or seat in Phase-2. If it says 'Phase-2', this is your first allotment.

If you were allotted in Phase-1 and have already reported to a college, you should not report again unless you have been explicitly instructed to do so by the university. If you were allotted in Phase-2 for the first time, you must report by the deadline.

Seat Codes Explained

Each allotment includes a seat code (e.g., 'ANDV - BDS - B1-1'). This code tells you which college, course, and specific seat you have been allotted. Here is how to read it:

• **First part (ANDV)**: College code (e.g., ANDV = Anil Neerukonda Institute of Dental Sciences, Visakhapatnam). • **Second part (BDS)**: Course (BDS = Bachelor of Dental Surgery). • **Third part (B1-1)**: Seat category and number. 'B' indicates a general/merit seat. The numbers (1-1) indicate the specific seat within that category. Different colleges may have different seat numbering systems.

Common Mistakes That Get Allotments Cancelled

⚠️ The university has warned that allotments will be cancelled if there are discrepancies in your certificates. Here are the most common mistakes that lead to cancellation:

• **Missing or invalid category certificate**: If you are allotted under SC, ST, OBC, or BC category but do not have a valid certificate, or if the certificate does not match your allotment category code, your admission will be rejected. • **Local area certificate mismatch**: If you are allotted under 'AP' local status but your local area certificate shows you as non-local, or vice versa, your allotment will be cancelled. • **Date of birth mismatch**: If your 10th class certificate shows a different date of birth than your NEET application, your allotment will be cancelled. • **Name spelling mismatch**: If your name in your certificates does not match your NEET application exactly (e.g., 'Priya' vs. 'Priyaa'), your allotment may be cancelled. • **Missing documents**: If you do not bring all required original certificates, the college will not admit you. • **Reporting after the deadline**: If you report after 3:00 PM on 20 October 2026, your allotment will be cancelled automatically. • **Fake or forged certificates**: If any of your certificates are found to be fake or forged, you will be rejected and may face legal action.

Frequently asked questions

If your name appears on this allotment list, congratulations—you have secured a BDS seat in Andhra Pradesh. Now, the critical step is to report to your allotted college by 3:00 PM on 20 October 2026 with all original certificates. Do not delay or assume the deadline is flexible; missing it will result in automatic cancellation of your allotment. Verify your allotment details carefully, gather all required documents, and plan your travel to the college in advance. If you have any questions or concerns, contact Dr. N.T.R. University's counselling office immediately.