Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences, Vijayawada has released the college-wise provisional allotment result for BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) admission under Phase-II of the Competent Authority Quota (CQ) for the 2026-27 academic year. This is a critical moment: the result is currently provisional and subject to change. If you find any discrepancy in your allotment details—your name, NEET rank, score, category, local area status, or the college assigned to you—you must report it immediately through your candidate login. The grievance submission window is extremely tight: you have until 2:00 PM on 09-10-2026 (tomorrow) to file your complaint. After that deadline, the provisional result will be locked and declared final, and you will lose all right to challenge it in court or through any other channel.
File any grievances about your BDS Phase-2 CQ allotment through your candidate login by 2 PM on 09-10-2026; after that, the result becomes final and cannot be challenged.
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This is the college-wise allotment list for BDS seats under Phase-II of the Competent Authority Quota (CQ) for 2026-27. The Competent Authority Quota refers to seats that the Andhra Pradesh state government fills through its own counselling process, separate from the main NEET-UG merit-based counselling. If you applied for CQ seats and participated in Phase-2 counselling, your name should appear in one of these college lists if you have been allotted a seat.
The result shows your NEET rank, NEET roll number, NEET score, name, gender, category (OC, BCD, BCA, BCB, BCE, SC2, SC3, ST, etc.), local area status (AU for Andhra Pradesh local, SVU for Sri Venkateswara University local, APNL for AP non-local), and the specific college and seat type you have been allotted. For example, 'ANDV - BDS - UR - OC - G --- 1' means Anil Neerukonda Institute of Dental Sciences, BDS course, Unreserved seat, OC category, General (not a reserved sub-category), and your position in that category at that college.
Why is it called 'provisional'?
A provisional result is not yet final. It is indicative in nature and subject to change. The university has released it so you can check whether your details are correct and whether you have been allotted a seat. However, you do not yet have a legal right to that seat. The result can be corrected if errors are found, or if grievances are upheld. Only after the final result is declared will your allotment become binding and you will be able to claim your seat at the college.
This is why the notice explicitly states: 'The candidates cannot claim any right over the allotted seat in the provisional result and the provisional result cannot be challenged before the Court of Law.' In other words, if you are unhappy with the allotment at this stage, your only remedy is to file a grievance within the deadline—not to go to court.
Who can file a grievance?
Any candidate whose name appears in the provisional result can file a grievance if they believe there is a discrepancy or error in their allotment details. A discrepancy could be: your name is spelled wrong, your NEET rank or score is incorrect, your category is wrongly classified, your local area status is wrong, or the college/seat allotted to you is incorrect.
You must file the grievance yourself using your own candidate login credentials. The university will not accept grievances submitted by anyone else on your behalf, or submitted through any channel other than the official candidate login portal.
How to file a grievance: step-by-step
To file a grievance, you must log in to the official NEET-UG admissions portal using your credentials. The login link is: https://apuhs-ugadmissions.aptonline.in/MBBS/Home/Home. Note that this is the same portal used for MBBS and BDS counselling.
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Once logged in, navigate to the section for Phase-2 CQ BDS allotment and look for the option to submit a grievance or raise a discrepancy. Clearly describe what is wrong with your allotment. For example: 'My category is shown as BCD but I am OC' or 'My allotted college is GDCK but I should have been allotted to GDCV based on my rank and preferences.' Be specific and factual.
Submit your grievance through the portal. Do not email, call, or visit the university office. The notice is explicit: 'Grievances received / submitted in any other mode other than from the candidate's login will not be considered / entertained.' This means if you submit a grievance by email, phone, or in person, it will be ignored.
- Log in to https://apuhs-ugadmissions.aptonline.in/MBBS/Home/Home using your NEET roll number and password
- Find the Phase-2 CQ BDS provisional result section
- Locate the grievance/discrepancy submission option
- Describe the error clearly and specifically
- Submit through the portal only—no other method will be accepted
Critical deadline: 2:00 PM on 09-10-2026
This is the most important date to remember. You have until 2:00 PM (14:00 hours) on 09-10-2026 to file your grievance. That is tomorrow. After 2:00 PM, the portal will close and no further grievances will be accepted. At that moment, the provisional result will be declared 'Final' and locked.
Once the result is final, you cannot file a grievance, you cannot request a correction, and you cannot challenge the allotment in court. The notice states: 'after which the Provisional Result will be treated as 'Final'.' This is a hard deadline with no extensions. If you miss it, you will be stuck with whatever allotment you have been given, even if it contains errors.
- Deadline: 2:00 PM on 09-10-2026 (tomorrow)
- After this time, the result becomes final and cannot be changed
- No grievances will be accepted after the deadline
- No court challenge is possible once the result is final
What happens after the deadline?
Once the provisional result is declared final (after 2:00 PM on 09-10-2026), the university will review any grievances that were submitted before the deadline. If your grievance is upheld, your allotment will be corrected in the final result. If it is rejected, your allotment will remain as shown in the provisional result.
The final result will be published on the university website. You must download your allotment letter from the website. Only after you have the final allotment letter should you approach your allotted college to complete admission formalities (document verification, fee payment, hostel registration, etc.). Do not go to the college before the final result is declared, as your seat is not yet confirmed.
- Grievances submitted before 2 PM on 09-10-2026 will be reviewed
- Final result will be published after grievance review
- Download your allotment letter from the university website
- Approach the college only after receiving the final allotment letter
Understanding the allotment details in the list
The provisional result table shows each candidate's details in columns: S.No., NEET Rank, NEET Roll No, Score, Name, Gender, Category, Local Area, Allotment Details, and Phase. Let's decode the 'Allotment Details' column, which is the most important.
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An example entry reads: 'ANDV - BDS - UR - OC - G --- 1'. This breaks down as: ANDV (college code for Anil Neerukonda Institute of Dental Sciences, Visakhapatnam), BDS (course), UR (Unreserved seat—not reserved for any category), OC (Open Category—the candidate's category), G (General—not a sub-category like MRC or CAP), and 1 (the candidate's position/serial number in this seat type at this college). Another example: 'GDCK - BDS - AU - OC - F --- 2' means Government Dental College Kadapa, BDS, AU (Andhra Pradesh local area), OC category, Female, position 2.
If you see 'UR' in your allotment, it means you have been allotted an Unreserved seat. If you see 'AU' or 'SVU', it refers to your local area status. If you see 'MRC' or 'CAP', these are special sub-categories (Minority Reserved Category, Competent Authority Priority). Check that your category and local area status match your eligibility and what you applied for.
- College code (e.g., ANDV, GDCK, CARE) identifies the dental college
- BDS confirms the course
- UR = Unreserved seat; AU/SVU = local area; APNL = non-local
- Your category (OC, BCD, BCA, BCB, BCE, SC2, SC3, ST) must match your certificate
- The number at the end is your position in that seat type at that college
Common errors to check for
Before filing a grievance, carefully verify your details against your NEET admit card and category certificate. Common errors include: (1) Name spelling mistakes—if your name is 'Rajesh' but the list shows 'Rajesh', that is fine, but if it shows 'Rajeshh' or 'Rajesh Kumar' when you applied as 'Rajesh', file a grievance. (2) NEET rank or score mismatch—your rank and score must match your NEET result. If they don't, this is a serious error and must be reported immediately. (3) Category error—if you are OC but the list shows you as BCD, or if you are SC3 but it shows SC2, this is a major error. Your category determines which seats you are eligible for. (4) Local area status error—if you are an AU (Andhra Pradesh local) candidate but the list shows you as SVU or APNL, this affects your eligibility and must be corrected. (5) College allotment error—if you believe the college allotted to you is wrong based on your rank and preferences, you can file a grievance, though the university may reject it if the allotment is algorithmically correct.
- Check your name spelling against your NEET admit card
- Verify your NEET rank and score match your result
- Confirm your category (OC, BCD, SC3, ST, etc.) is correct
- Check your local area status (AU, SVU, APNL)
- If the college seems wrong, review your preferences and rank before filing a grievance
Important: This is Phase-2 CQ only
This provisional result is for Phase-2 of the Competent Authority Quota (CQ) counselling only. If you are waiting for results from other phases (Phase-1, or other quota categories like Merit or Minority), those will be released separately on different dates. Do not assume that if you are not in this list, you have not been allotted a seat—you may be allotted in a later phase or under a different quota.
The colleges listed in this result are: Anil Neerukonda Institute of Dental Sciences (Visakhapatnam), CARE Dental College (Guntur), CKS Theja Institute of Dental Sciences (Tirupati), Government Dental College & Hospital (Kadapa), Government Dental College & Hospital (Vijayawada), Gitam Dental College & Hospital (Visakhapatnam), G. Pulla Reddy Dental College & Hospital (Kurnool), GSL Dental College & Hospital (Rajamahendravaram), KIMS Dental College & Hospital (Amalapuram), Lenora Institute of Dental Sciences (Rajahmundry), Narayana Dental College & Hospital (Nellore), Nimra Institute of Dental Sciences (Ibrahimpatnam), Sibar Institute of Dental Sciences (Guntur), St. Joseph Dental College (Eluru), Drs. Sudha & Nageswara Rao Siddhartha Institute of Dental Sciences (Gannavaram), Sree Sai Dental College & Research Institute (Srikakulam), and Vishnu Dental College (Bhimavaram).
- This is Phase-2 CQ allotment only
- Other phases and quotas will have separate results on different dates
- Check the college list to see if your allotted college is included
What you cannot do after the deadline
Once the provisional result is declared final at 2:00 PM on 09-10-2026, the following are no longer possible: (1) You cannot file a grievance or request a correction. (2) You cannot challenge the allotment in any court of law. The notice explicitly states: 'the provisional result cannot be challenged before the Court of Law.' (3) You cannot claim that you were not given a fair chance to report errors. (4) You cannot ask for an extension of the deadline. The deadline is absolute and applies to all candidates equally.
This is why it is critical to check your details now and file a grievance immediately if there is any error. Once the deadline passes, you are bound by the allotment, even if it is wrong.
- Cannot file grievances after 2 PM on 09-10-2026
- Cannot challenge the result in court after it is final
- Cannot request deadline extensions
- Cannot claim unfair treatment after the deadline
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
I found an error in my allotment details. What should I do?
Log in to https://apuhs-ugadmissions.aptonline.in/MBBS/Home/Home using your NEET roll number and password. Find the Phase-2 CQ BDS provisional result section and submit a grievance describing the error clearly. You must do this before 2:00 PM on 09-10-2026. After that deadline, no grievances will be accepted and the result will become final.
What is the deadline for filing a grievance?
The deadline is 2:00 PM (14:00 hours) on 09-10-2026. This is tomorrow. After this time, the provisional result will be declared final and no further grievances will be accepted. There are no extensions.
Can I file a grievance by email or phone?
No. The notice explicitly states that grievances submitted through any mode other than the candidate's login will not be considered or entertained. You must file your grievance through the official portal only.
What happens if I don't file a grievance by the deadline?
If you do not file a grievance by 2:00 PM on 09-10-2026, the provisional result will become final and you will be bound by your allotment. You will not be able to file a grievance later, challenge the result in court, or request any changes. You must approach your allotted college with your final allotment letter.
Can I challenge the final result in court?
No. The notice states: 'the provisional result cannot be challenged before the Court of Law.' Once the result is final, you have no legal recourse through the courts. Your only opportunity to correct errors is by filing a grievance before the deadline.
What does 'Competent Authority Quota' mean?
The Competent Authority Quota (CQ) refers to BDS seats that the Andhra Pradesh state government fills through its own counselling process, separate from the main NEET-UG merit-based counselling. If you applied for CQ seats, this provisional result shows whether you have been allotted a seat under this quota.
I am not in this provisional result. Does that mean I have not been allotted a seat?
Not necessarily. This is the Phase-2 CQ result only. You may be allotted a seat in Phase-1, or under a different quota (Merit, Minority, etc.), or in a later phase. Wait for the results of other phases to be released. If you are not allotted in any phase, you will be informed separately.
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 go to the college before the final result is published, as your seat is not yet confirmed. The notice states: 'The Candidates are advised to approach the allotted college only after the declaration of Final Result and only after downloading the allotment letter from the University website.'
What if my category or local area status is wrong in the provisional result?
This is a serious error that must be corrected immediately. File a grievance through your candidate login before 2:00 PM on 09-10-2026, clearly stating what is wrong (e.g., 'I am OC but the list shows BCD' or 'I am AU but the list shows SVU'). Attach a copy of your category certificate or local area certificate if possible. After the deadline, you will not be able to correct this error.
What does 'UR', 'AU', 'SVU', and 'APNL' mean in the allotment details?
UR = Unreserved seat (not reserved for any category). AU = Andhra Pradesh local area candidate. SVU = Sri Venkateswara University local area candidate. APNL = Andhra Pradesh non-local candidate. These designations determine your eligibility for specific seats and affect your allotment.
Can someone else file a grievance on my behalf?
No. The notice states that grievances must be submitted 'through candidate's login only.' You must file the grievance yourself using your own login credentials. Grievances submitted by anyone else will not be considered.
What is the difference between provisional and final result?
The provisional result is indicative and subject to change. You do not have a legal right to the allotted seat yet. The final result is declared after grievances are reviewed and corrections are made. Once the final result is published, your allotment becomes binding and you can claim your seat at the college.
Check the provisional result immediately on the university website. If you find any error in your name, NEET rank, score, category, local area status, or college allotment, log in to https://apuhs-ugadmissions.aptonline.in/MBBS/Home/Home and file a grievance through your candidate login before 2:00 PM on 09-10-2026. After that deadline, the result becomes final and cannot be changed or challenged. Do not approach your allotted college until the final result is declared and you have downloaded your allotment letter.
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