Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS), Vijayawada, has released a critical list of 76 candidates who applied for NRI (Non-Resident Indian) category seats under the Management Quota for MBBS and BDS courses in the 2026-27 academic year. Each candidate on this list has been asked to reupload specific missing or incomplete documents. The university has made clear that candidature will be examined for further counselling rounds only after these pending documents are uploaded and verified following Phase-I counselling. This is not a merit list or allotment — it is a compliance notice. If your name appears on this list and you do not upload the required documents correctly, you risk losing your seat eligibility.
If your name is on this 76-candidate list, you must reupload the exact documents mentioned in the 'Remarks' column — family tree certificate, NRI bank statement, declaration, or other proofs — or your candidature will not be considered for further counselling.
What Is This List and Why Does It Matter?
This is a document-compliance list issued by Dr. NTR University after Phase-I counselling for Management Quota MBBS and BDS seats reserved for NRI candidates. The university has reviewed applications and found that 76 candidates have submitted incomplete, missing, or incorrectly formatted documents. The university is not rejecting these candidates outright — instead, it is giving them a chance to correct and reupload their documents.
The critical point: your candidature will only be examined for further counselling rounds (Phase-II, Phase-III, or subsequent rounds) if you upload the required documents correctly and on time. If you are on this list and do nothing, you will be excluded from all future counselling, even if your NEET rank and score would otherwise qualify you for a seat. This is a hard deadline situation.
Who Is on This List?
The list contains 76 candidates, identified by their Registration ID, NEET Roll Number, NEET Rank, NEET Score, name, and gender. Each candidate has applied for NRI category seats under the Management Quota for MBBS or BDS courses in Andhra Pradesh for the 2026-27 academic year. The list is sorted by NEET rank, with the highest-ranked candidate (NEET Rank 239,813, Score 414) at the top and the lowest-ranked candidate (NEET Rank 1,193,699, Score 177) at the bottom.
If your name appears anywhere on this list, you are required to take action. The list is publicly available, and the university has identified you by your registration ID and NEET details. Do not assume your documents are complete — check the 'Remarks' column for your specific entry to see exactly what is missing.
What Documents Are You Being Asked to Upload?
The documents required vary by candidate, and the university has specified exactly what each person must upload in the 'Remarks' column of the list. However, the most common documents requested across all 76 candidates fall into these categories:
1. **Family Tree Certificate** — This is the most frequently requested document. It must be issued by the Mandal Revenue Officer (MRO) or the concerned Revenue Department. Many candidates are asked to reupload this because it does not clearly show the relationship between the candidate and the NRI sponsor, or because it is not in the prescribed format. The certificate must prove that the sponsor is a first-line blood relative of the candidate (parent, sibling, or grandparent).
2. **NRI Status Certificate** — Issued by the Indian Embassy or Consulate in the country where the NRI sponsor resides. This proves the sponsor's NRI status. Some candidates are being asked to reupload because their NRI status has expired (for example, one candidate's NRI status expired by 01.08.2026) or because the certificate is missing.
3. **NRI Bank Statement** — A current bank statement from the NRI sponsor showing funds in an NRE (Non-Resident External) or NRO (Non-Resident Ordinary) account. This proves financial capacity. The statement must be recent and clearly show the account type.
4. **Declaration** — A signed declaration by the candidate and/or the NRI sponsor, often in a prescribed format (e.g., 'Sub-Category-2 Annexure-I'). This is a legal statement confirming the relationship and NRI status.
5. **Equivalent Certificate** — For candidates who studied abroad, a certificate of equivalence for Physics, Biology, and Chemistry issued by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU).
6. **Notarized Affidavit** — In some cases, a notarized affidavit with the signature of a parent or guardian, particularly when other documents are unavailable or unclear.
- Family Tree Certificate (issued by MRO or Revenue Department, showing relationship to NRI sponsor)
- NRI Status Certificate (issued by Embassy/Consulate, proving NRI status is current)
- NRI Bank Statement (current, showing NRE or NRO account)
- Declaration (signed by candidate and/or NRI sponsor, in prescribed format)
- Equivalent Certificate (for foreign qualifications, issued by AIU)
- Notarized Affidavit (when required, with authorized signatures)
Critical Traps: What Gets Your Application Rejected
The remarks column reveals several specific reasons why documents were rejected the first time. Understanding these traps is essential — uploading the same incorrect document again will result in rejection again.
**Trap 1: Family Tree Certificate Does Not Show the Relationship Clearly.** Many candidates are asked to 'REUPLOAD Family Tree Certificate showing the relationship between candidate and NRI, issued by Revenue Department.' This means your first certificate did not clearly state who the NRI sponsor is or how they are related to you. The certificate must explicitly name both you and the NRI sponsor and state the relationship (e.g., 'Father', 'Mother', 'Brother', 'Sister', 'Grandfather', 'Grandmother'). A vague or incomplete certificate will be rejected again.
**Trap 2: Family Tree Certificate Not in Prescribed Format.** Several candidates are told to 'upload proper family tree in the prescribed format' or 'REUPLOAD FAMILY TREE DOCUMENT IN PRESCRIBED FORMAT FOR THE APPLICATION TO BE CONSIDERED FOR NRI QUOTA.' This means the university has a specific template or format for the family tree, and your document does not match it. You must obtain the prescribed format from the university's notification or counselling portal and ensure your MRO certificate follows it exactly.
**Trap 3: NRI Status Has Expired.** One candidate (Aditya B, S.No. 23) is flagged with 'NRI Status expired by 01.08.2026 and family tree certificate as per notification.' If your NRI sponsor's status has expired or will expire before the counselling deadline, you are ineligible. You cannot proceed unless the sponsor renews their NRI status before the deadline.
**Trap 4: Missing or Incomplete NRI Bank Statement.** Candidates are asked to 'Upload NRI Bank Statement along with Declaration' or 'Upload current bank statement of NRI.' The statement must be current (recent), must clearly show it is an NRE or NRO account, and must be accompanied by a declaration. A bank statement from 2024 or earlier will not be accepted.
**Trap 5: Declaration Not Signed by Both Parties.** Some remarks say 'Declaration (Sub-Category-2 Annexure-I) signed by both the candidate and NRI.' If the declaration is not signed by both parties, it is incomplete. You must ensure both you and the NRI sponsor sign the document.
**Trap 6: Sponsor Is Not a First-Line Blood Relative.** One candidate is told to 'REUPLOAD FAMILY TREE IN PRESCRIBED FORMAT AS PER NOTIFICATION, PROVING THE SPONSOR IS FIRST LINE BLOOD RELATIVE OF THE CANDIDATE.' NRI seats are reserved for candidates whose sponsor is a parent, sibling, or grandparent — not a cousin, aunt, uncle, or distant relative. If your sponsor does not fall into this category, you are ineligible for the NRI quota.
**Trap 7: Documents Are Not Clearly Scanned or Legible.** One candidate is asked to 'upload clearly scanned documents.' If your scans are blurry, cut off, or illegible, they will be rejected. Ensure all documents are scanned in color, at high resolution, and with all text and signatures clearly visible.
- Family tree must clearly show relationship between you and the NRI sponsor
- Family tree must follow the prescribed format specified by the university
- NRI sponsor's status must be current and not expired
- NRI bank statement must be recent and show NRE/NRO account type
- Declaration must be signed by both candidate and NRI sponsor
- NRI sponsor must be a first-line blood relative (parent, sibling, or grandparent)
- All documents must be clearly scanned and legible
How to Find Your Name and Exact Requirements
The list contains 76 candidates. To find your specific requirements, locate your name in the list using your Registration ID (which starts with 'UG26MQ') or your NEET Roll Number. Once you find your row, read the 'Remarks' column carefully — this column contains the exact documents you must upload.
For example, if your remarks say 'Upload Family Tree Certificate issued by MRO along with declaration,' you must upload exactly those two documents: a family tree certificate from the MRO and a signed declaration. If your remarks say 'REUPLOAD Family Tree Certificate showing the relationship between candidate and NRI, issued by Revenue Department ALONG WITH ALL THESE DOCUMENTS,' you must reupload the family tree (corrected to show the relationship clearly) plus all other documents mentioned in the notification.
Do not guess or assume. The remarks column is your instruction sheet. Follow it exactly.
Where and How to Upload Documents
The notice does not specify the exact upload portal or deadline date. However, based on standard NTRUHS counselling procedures, you will upload documents through the official NTRUHS counselling portal (drntr.uhsap.in or the designated counselling website). You will log in using your Registration ID and password, navigate to the document upload section, and upload each required document as a PDF or image file.
The notice states that 'candidature will be examined for further counsellings subject to uploading PENDING documents and its verification after Phase-I counselling.' This means the upload window is open now (after Phase-I), and you must complete it before Phase-II counselling begins. Typically, NTRUHS allows 3–7 days for document uploads after each counselling phase.
**Action:** Check the NTRUHS counselling portal immediately for the exact upload deadline. If the deadline is not visible, contact the NTRUHS Admissions Cell or check the official notification page for the date. Do not delay — missing the deadline will result in automatic exclusion.
- Log in to the NTRUHS counselling portal using your Registration ID
- Navigate to the document upload section
- Upload each required document as a clear PDF or image file
- Ensure file names are clear and documents are legible
- Submit and note the confirmation number
- Check the portal after 2–3 days to see if documents are verified or if further corrections are needed
What Happens After You Upload?
After you upload the documents, the university will verify them. This verification process typically takes 2–5 days. During this time, the university checks that each document is genuine, complete, and meets the prescribed format.
If your documents are verified and accepted, your candidature will be considered for the next counselling phase (Phase-II or later). You will be eligible to participate in seat allotment if your NEET rank and score fall within the cutoff for available NRI seats.
If your documents are still incomplete or incorrect, the university may issue another notice asking you to reupload or provide additional documents. If this happens, you must act immediately — further delays will result in exclusion.
If you do not upload any documents or if your documents are rejected after verification, your candidature will be cancelled, and you will not be considered for any further counselling rounds.
Important Notes on NRI Category Eligibility
NRI seats under the Management Quota are reserved for candidates whose sponsor (a parent, sibling, or grandparent) is an NRI. The sponsor must have valid NRI status at the time of counselling. NRI status is typically held by Indian citizens who have migrated to another country for employment, business, or permanent residence.
The NRI sponsor must be a first-line blood relative. Cousins, aunts, uncles, in-laws, or other distant relatives do not qualify. If your sponsor does not fall into this category, you cannot claim the NRI quota, even if they are an NRI.
The NRI sponsor's financial capacity is verified through a current bank statement showing funds in an NRE or NRO account. The amount required varies by college and course but is typically substantial (often ₹50 lakhs or more). Ensure your sponsor's bank statement clearly shows sufficient funds.
If the NRI sponsor's status expires before the counselling deadline, you lose eligibility. One candidate on this list (Aditya B) has been flagged for this reason. If your sponsor's NRI status is expiring soon, contact them immediately to renew it or obtain a fresh NRI certificate from the embassy.
Common Questions About Document Formats
**What is the prescribed format for the family tree certificate?** The notice does not provide the exact format in this document, but it is typically specified in the main NTRUHS counselling notification or on the counselling portal. The format usually requires the MRO to issue a certificate on official letterhead, clearly stating the candidate's name, the NRI sponsor's name, the relationship between them, and the date of issue. The certificate must be attested by the MRO's signature and seal.
**Can I use a family tree certificate issued by a Tahsildar or other official instead of the MRO?** The notice specifically asks for certificates 'issued by MRO' or 'issued by Revenue Department.' While the Revenue Department includes the MRO, Tahsildar, and other revenue officials, it is safest to obtain the certificate from the MRO to avoid rejection. If you have a certificate from another revenue official, check with the NTRUHS Admissions Cell to confirm it will be accepted.
**What if I cannot obtain a family tree certificate from the MRO?** If the MRO refuses to issue a certificate or if you face administrative delays, you may need to provide alternative proof of relationship, such as a birth certificate, school records, or a notarized affidavit. However, the notice does not mention these alternatives, so contact NTRUHS before submitting them.
**How recent must the NRI bank statement be?** The notice asks for a 'current' bank statement. This typically means a statement from the last 1–3 months. A statement from 6 months ago or earlier will likely be rejected. Ask your NRI sponsor to obtain a recent statement from their bank.
What If Your Name Is NOT on This List?
If you applied for NRI category seats under Management Quota and your name does not appear on this list, it means your documents were complete and correct when you submitted them during Phase-I counselling. You do not need to take any action based on this notice. However, you should still monitor the NTRUHS portal for further counselling schedules and seat allotment results.
If you applied for NRI seats but your name is not on this list and you have not received a seat allotment yet, wait for Phase-II counselling. Your candidature is still active, and you may be allotted a seat in the next phase based on your NEET rank, score, and available seats.
Key Dates and Deadlines
The notice does not specify an exact deadline for document upload. However, it states that 'candidature will be examined for further counsellings subject to uploading PENDING documents and its verification after Phase-I counselling.' This implies that the upload window is open now, and you must complete it before Phase-II counselling begins.
**Action Required:** Check the NTRUHS counselling portal (drntr.uhsap.in) or the official notification page for the exact upload deadline. Typically, NTRUHS allows 3–7 days after each counselling phase for document uploads. Do not wait — upload your documents as soon as possible to avoid missing the deadline.
- Check NTRUHS portal immediately for the upload deadline
- Upload all required documents before the deadline
- Allow 2–5 days for verification after upload
- Monitor the portal for verification status and any further requests
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I am on the 76-candidate list. What happens if I do not upload the documents?
If you do not upload the required documents by the deadline, your candidature will be cancelled, and you will not be considered for any further counselling rounds, even if your NEET rank and score would otherwise qualify you for a seat. This is a hard deadline — missing it means losing your eligibility for NRI category seats under Management Quota.
How do I find out exactly which documents I need to upload?
Locate your name in the 76-candidate list using your Registration ID or NEET Roll Number. Read the 'Remarks' column for your entry — this column specifies exactly which documents you must upload. For example, if it says 'Upload Family Tree Certificate issued by MRO along with declaration,' you must upload those two documents.
My family tree certificate was rejected because it does not show the relationship clearly. How do I fix it?
You must obtain a new family tree certificate from the Mandal Revenue Officer (MRO) that explicitly states your name, the NRI sponsor's name, and the relationship between you (e.g., 'Father', 'Mother', 'Brother'). The certificate must be on official letterhead, signed and sealed by the MRO, and follow the prescribed format. If the MRO refuses or delays, contact NTRUHS for guidance on alternative proofs.
What is a 'prescribed format' for the family tree certificate, and where do I find it?
The prescribed format is a specific template or structure that the university requires for the family tree certificate. It is typically specified in the main NTRUHS counselling notification or available on the counselling portal. Check the NTRUHS website or contact the Admissions Cell to obtain the exact format before requesting the certificate from the MRO.
My NRI sponsor's status expired. Can I still apply for NRI seats?
No. NRI seats require the sponsor to have valid, current NRI status at the time of counselling. If the sponsor's status has expired, you are ineligible for the NRI quota. The sponsor must renew their NRI status or obtain a fresh NRI certificate from the embassy before the counselling deadline. Contact your sponsor immediately if this applies to you.
Can my cousin or uncle be my NRI sponsor?
No. NRI seats are reserved for candidates whose sponsor is a first-line blood relative: parent, sibling, or grandparent. Cousins, aunts, uncles, in-laws, or other distant relatives do not qualify. If your sponsor is not a first-line blood relative, you cannot claim the NRI quota, regardless of their NRI status.
How recent must my NRI sponsor's bank statement be?
The notice asks for a 'current' bank statement, which typically means from the last 1–3 months. A statement from 6 months ago or earlier will likely be rejected. Ask your sponsor to obtain a recent statement from their bank showing the NRE or NRO account and sufficient funds.
Where do I upload the documents, and what is the deadline?
You upload documents through the NTRUHS counselling portal (drntr.uhsap.in or the designated counselling website) using your Registration ID and password. The notice does not specify an exact deadline, but it is typically 3–7 days after Phase-I counselling. Check the portal immediately for the deadline and upload as soon as possible.
What happens after I upload the documents?
The university will verify your documents within 2–5 days. If they are complete and correct, your candidature will be considered for the next counselling phase (Phase-II or later). If they are still incomplete or incorrect, you may receive another notice asking you to reupload. If you do not upload or if documents are rejected after verification, your candidature will be cancelled.
I am not on this 76-candidate list. Does that mean my documents are complete?
Yes. If your name does not appear on this list, your documents were complete and correct when you submitted them during Phase-I counselling. You do not need to take action based on this notice. Monitor the NTRUHS portal for Phase-II counselling and seat allotment results.
Can I upload documents in formats other than PDF or image?
The notice does not specify file formats, but NTRUHS typically accepts PDF and image files (JPG, PNG). Ensure all documents are clearly scanned at high resolution, in color, and with all text and signatures legible. Avoid uploading Word documents or other formats unless specifically instructed.
What if the MRO refuses to issue a family tree certificate?
If the MRO refuses or delays, contact the NTRUHS Admissions Cell immediately for guidance. You may be able to provide alternative proof of relationship, such as a birth certificate, school records, or a notarized affidavit, but this must be approved by NTRUHS before submission. Do not delay — contact them as soon as possible.
If your name appears on this 76-candidate list, your next step is urgent: (1) Locate your entry in the list and read the 'Remarks' column to identify exactly which documents you must upload. (2) Gather or obtain the required documents (family tree certificate, NRI bank statement, declaration, etc.) in the prescribed format. (3) Check the NTRUHS counselling portal immediately for the upload deadline — do not wait. (4) Upload all documents before the deadline through the portal. (5) Monitor the portal for verification status and any further requests. Missing the deadline or uploading incorrect documents will result in cancellation of your candidature. Act now.
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