Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS), Andhra Pradesh has released a critical list of 84 candidates in the MBBS and BDS Management Quota for 2026–27 who were earlier found in the merit list (CAT-B1 and B2) and have now opted for NRI or NRI-lapsed seats. These candidates have paid their registration fee but have NOT uploaded the required supporting documents. The university has set a final deadline of 26 September 2026 at 5:00 PM for all missing documents to be uploaded through their login IDs. If you are on this list, failure to upload by this deadline will result in your application being rejected and your candidature not being considered for admission.
If your name is on this list, you must upload all pending documents by 26 September 2026 at 5:00 PM through your login ID, or your application will be rejected.
What is this list and why does it matter?
This is a list of 84 candidates who have registered for MBBS or BDS admission under the Management Quota for the 2026–27 academic year in Andhra Pradesh. These candidates were initially found in the earlier merit list under categories CAT-B1 and CAT-B2, but have now chosen to apply for NRI (Non-Resident Indian) or NRI-lapsed seats instead.
The critical issue is that while these candidates have paid their registration fee, they have not yet submitted their complete application by uploading the required documents. Without these documents, the university cannot verify their eligibility and include them in the final merit list for seat allotment. This is your last and final chance to submit — if you do not upload by the deadline, your application will be rejected and you will lose your seat opportunity entirely.
Who is on this list and how do I check?
The list contains 84 candidates identified by their Registration ID, NEET Roll Number, NEET Rank, NEET Score, name, gender, category, and area (AP or Others). Each candidate has a specific remark indicating which documents they must upload.
To find yourself on the list, search for your Registration ID or NEET Roll Number in the table. The 'Remarks' column will tell you exactly which documents you need to submit. If your name appears on this list, you are required to act immediately — do not assume your application is complete just because you paid the registration fee.
Critical deadline: 26 September 2026 at 5:00 PM
This is the absolute final deadline for uploading all pending documents. The university has made it clear: if your documents are not uploaded by 5:00 PM on 26 September 2026, your application will NOT be considered for merit list verification or seat allotment.
There is no extension, no grace period, and no exceptions. Once this deadline passes, your candidature is closed. If you are on this list, treat this date as non-negotiable and upload your documents well before the deadline to avoid any last-minute technical issues.
- Deadline: 26 September 2026
- Time: 5:00 PM (17:00 hours)
- No extensions or exceptions will be granted
- Upload through your login ID on the official portal
What documents do I need to upload?
The documents required depend on your specific category and whether you are applying under NRI or NRI-lapsed seats. The 'Remarks' column in the list specifies exactly what each candidate must submit. Common documents include family tree certificates, NRI status proof, passport, bank statements, and category certificates. Read your specific remark carefully — it tells you precisely what is needed for your application.
The most frequently required documents are: (1) Family Tree Certificate issued by the MRO (Municipal Revenue Officer) or revenue department showing the relationship between the candidate and their sponsor; (2) NRI Status Proof or NRI Certificate issued by an Indian embassy or consulate abroad; (3) Passport of the NRI sponsor; (4) NRI Bank Statement or proof of NRI bank account; (5) Category Certificate (SC, BC-A, BC-B, BC-C, BC-D, BC-E, ST, OC) in the prescribed format; (6) Declaration forms as specified in the prospectus; (7) Equivalent Certificate of Physics, Biology, Chemistry (for candidates from outside India); (8) Electricity bill or other proof of residence for NRI status verification.
- Family Tree Certificate issued by MRO (most common requirement)
- NRI Status Proof or NRI Certificate from embassy/consulate
- Passport of NRI sponsor
- NRI Bank Statement or proof of NRI bank account
- Category Certificate in prescribed format
- Declaration forms signed by candidate and sponsor
- Equivalent Certificate of Physics, Biology, Chemistry (if applicable)
- Electricity bill or residence proof for NRI verification
Family Tree Certificate — the most critical document
The Family Tree Certificate is the single most important document for NRI and NRI-lapsed seat candidates. It must be issued by the MRO (Municipal Revenue Officer) or the revenue department of your district and must clearly show the relationship between you (the candidate) and your NRI sponsor. Many candidates are being asked to 'REUPLOAD' this document because their initial submission did not clearly establish this relationship or was not in the prescribed format.
The certificate must explicitly state who the sponsor is and how they are related to you — for example, 'father', 'mother', 'brother', 'sister', 'uncle', 'aunt', etc. A vague or incomplete family tree will be rejected. If your remark says 'REUPLOAD Family Tree Certificate showing the relationship between candidate and NRI sponsor', it means your first submission was not clear enough. Obtain a fresh certificate from the MRO that explicitly names the sponsor and the relationship, and upload it immediately.
Do not delay in obtaining this certificate. If you do not have one, visit your district's revenue office (Tahsildar or MRO office) with your birth certificate, Aadhaar, and the sponsor's documents to request one. This process can take several days, so start now.
- Must be issued by MRO or revenue department
- Must clearly show relationship between candidate and NRI sponsor
- Must be in the prescribed format specified in the prospectus
- Vague or incomplete certificates will be rejected
- If asked to 'REUPLOAD', obtain a fresh certificate with explicit relationship details
- Start the process immediately — do not wait until the last day
NRI status proof and passport requirements
If you are applying under NRI or NRI-lapsed seats, you must provide proof that your sponsor is a Non-Resident Indian. This proof can be an NRI Certificate issued by an Indian embassy or consulate in the country where the sponsor resides, or an NRI Status Certificate from a recognized authority. The certificate must be current and clearly identify the sponsor.
You must also upload a copy of the NRI sponsor's passport (the person sponsoring your admission). The passport must be valid and clearly show the sponsor's name, date of birth, and passport number. If the passport is in a language other than English, provide a certified English translation along with the original. Some candidates are being asked to 'REUPLOAD PASSPORT, NRI STATUS PROOF, FAMILY TREE, BANK OR ELECTRICITY BILL' — this means all four documents were either missing or incomplete in the first submission.
- NRI Certificate must be issued by Indian embassy or consulate
- Passport of NRI sponsor must be valid and clearly legible
- If passport is not in English, provide certified English translation
- All documents must be current and match the sponsor's name in the family tree
- Do not submit expired or unclear copies
NRI bank statement and electricity bill — proof of NRI status
To verify that your sponsor is genuinely a Non-Resident Indian, the university requires proof of their financial status abroad. This is typically an NRI Bank Statement showing an active bank account in the country where the sponsor resides. The statement should show the sponsor's name, account number, and recent transactions (usually the last 3–6 months). Some candidates are being asked to upload 'NRI Bank Statement along with Declaration' — this means the bank statement was missing or did not clearly show NRI status.
Additionally, an electricity bill or other utility bill from the sponsor's address abroad may be required to prove their residence outside India. This bill should be in the sponsor's name and show their foreign address. If you are applying under NRI-lapsed seats (meaning the sponsor was once an NRI but has since returned to India), you may need to provide additional documentation showing the timeline of their return and current status.
- NRI Bank Statement must show active account in sponsor's name
- Statement should cover last 3–6 months of transactions
- Electricity bill or utility bill from sponsor's foreign address
- Bill must be in sponsor's name and show foreign address clearly
- For NRI-lapsed seats, provide documentation of sponsor's return to India
- All documents must be recent and clearly legible
Category certificate — SC, BC-A, BC-B, BC-C, BC-D, BC-E, ST
If you belong to a reserved category (Scheduled Caste, Backward Class, or Scheduled Tribe), you must upload a valid Category Certificate in the prescribed format. The certificate must be issued by the competent authority (usually the District Collector or Tahsildar) and must clearly state your category and sub-category (if applicable). For example, if you are SC, the certificate must say 'SC'. If you are BC-A, it must specifically say 'BC-A', not just 'BC'.
Many candidates are being asked to 'REUPLOAD FAMILY TREE IN PRESCRIBED FORMAT AS PER NOTIFICATION, PROVING THE SPONSOR IS FIRST LINE BLOOD RELATIVE OF THE CANDIDATE' — this indicates that the category certificate or family tree did not clearly establish the required relationship for that category. Read the prospectus carefully to understand what 'prescribed format' means for your category. If your remark mentions a specific category (e.g., 'SC G-II', 'BC-D'), ensure your certificate matches exactly.
- Certificate must be issued by District Collector or Tahsildar
- Must clearly state your exact category and sub-category
- For SC: must say 'SC' (not just 'Scheduled Caste')
- For BC: must specify the exact sub-category (BC-A, BC-B, BC-C, BC-D, or BC-E)
- For ST: must say 'ST' (not just 'Scheduled Tribe')
- Certificate must be current (usually valid for 1 year from issue date)
- If asked to reupload, check the prospectus for the 'prescribed format' and ensure your certificate matches
How to upload documents: step-by-step process
All documents must be uploaded through your login ID on the official NTRUHS MBBS/BDS Management Quota admission portal. You cannot submit documents by email, post, or in person — only online upload is accepted.
Step 1: Visit the official portal at https://apuhs-ugadmissions.aptonline.in/MBBSMQ/Home/Home. Step 2: Log in using your Registration ID and password. Step 3: Navigate to the 'Upload Documents' or 'Submit Application' section. Step 4: Locate the document upload fields corresponding to your specific requirements (as listed in the 'Remarks' column for your name). Step 5: Upload each document as a PDF or image file (JPG/PNG). Ensure the file size does not exceed the limit (usually 5 MB per file). Step 6: Verify that all documents have been uploaded successfully — the portal should show a confirmation message. Step 7: Submit your application. Step 8: Take a screenshot or note of the submission confirmation for your records.
Do not wait until the last day to upload. The portal may experience heavy traffic on 26 September, and you may face technical delays. Upload your documents at least 2–3 days before the deadline to ensure they are successfully submitted.
- Log in to https://apuhs-ugadmissions.aptonline.in/MBBSMQ/Home/Home
- Use your Registration ID and password
- Navigate to the document upload section
- Upload each document as PDF or image (JPG/PNG)
- Ensure file size does not exceed 5 MB per document
- Verify successful upload with confirmation message
- Submit your application
- Save confirmation screenshot for records
- Upload 2–3 days before deadline to avoid technical issues
Common mistakes that get applications rejected
Many candidates are rejected not because they lack documents, but because the documents they submit are incomplete, unclear, or in the wrong format. Here are the most common mistakes:
1. **Unclear Family Tree Certificate**: The certificate does not clearly show the relationship between you and the NRI sponsor. For example, it says 'relative' instead of 'father' or 'uncle'. The university will reject this and ask you to reupload. Always ensure the relationship is explicitly stated.
2. **Passport not legible or expired**: The passport copy is blurry, partially cut off, or the passport has expired. The university cannot verify NRI status with an unclear or expired passport. Ensure the copy is clear and the passport is valid.
3. **NRI Bank Statement does not show NRI status**: The bank statement is from an Indian bank, not a foreign bank. Or it does not clearly show the sponsor's name or account number. The university needs proof that the sponsor has an active account abroad.
4. **Category Certificate does not match your category**: You are listed as 'BC-A' in the merit list, but your certificate says 'BC' or 'BC-B'. The university will reject this mismatch. Ensure your certificate exactly matches your category.
5. **Documents not signed or dated**: The family tree certificate or declaration form is not signed by the candidate or sponsor, or is not dated. The university requires signatures and dates for verification.
6. **Electricity bill or residence proof is not in sponsor's name**: The bill is in someone else's name or does not show the sponsor's foreign address. The university needs proof that the sponsor actually resides abroad.
7. **Missing documents entirely**: Your remark says 'Upload Family Tree Certificate issued by MRO along with declaration', but you only upload the certificate and forget the declaration. Read your remark carefully and upload EVERY document mentioned.
8. **Uploading old or expired certificates**: Your category certificate or NRI certificate is more than 1 year old. The university may reject old certificates. Obtain fresh ones if needed.
- Family tree must clearly state the relationship (not just 'relative')
- Passport must be valid and legible
- NRI Bank Statement must be from a foreign bank
- Category Certificate must exactly match your listed category
- All documents must be signed and dated
- Electricity bill must be in sponsor's name and show foreign address
- Upload ALL documents mentioned in your remark, not just some
- Do not submit expired or unclear certificates
- Ensure all documents are in English or have certified English translation
What happens after you upload documents?
After you upload your documents by the 26 September deadline, the university will verify them. If all documents are complete and correct, your candidature will be verified and you will be included in the final merit list for seat allotment. If documents are still incomplete or incorrect, the university may contact you with further instructions (though this is unlikely given the strict deadline).
Once your candidature is verified, you will be eligible for seat allotment in the next phase of counselling. The university will announce the merit list and allotment schedule separately. Keep checking the official portal and your email for updates. Do not assume your application is complete until you see your name in the final merit list.
- University will verify documents after 26 September deadline
- If complete and correct, you will be included in final merit list
- If incomplete, your application may be rejected (no second chance)
- Check portal regularly for merit list announcement
- Monitor your email for updates and allotment schedule
- Do not assume your application is complete until you see your name in final merit list
Grievance and support: how to get help
If you have questions about which documents to upload, how to upload them, or if you encounter technical issues with the portal, the university has provided a Grievances Link: https://apuhs-ugadmissions.aptonline.in/MBBSMQ/Home/Home. You can use this link to submit your query or complaint.
However, do not rely on grievance resolution to extend your deadline. The 26 September 5:00 PM deadline is absolute. If you have technical issues, try uploading from a different device or browser, or visit a nearby internet café. Do not wait for the university to respond to your grievance — upload your documents first, then file a grievance if needed.
- Grievances Link: https://apuhs-ugadmissions.aptonline.in/MBBSMQ/Home/Home
- Use this link to submit questions or complaints
- Do not rely on grievance resolution to extend deadline
- Upload documents first, then file grievance if needed
- Try uploading from different device or browser if facing technical issues
- Contact your nearest internet café if you have connectivity problems
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I am on this list. What does it mean and what must I do?
It means you have paid your registration fee for MBBS/BDS Management Quota admission but have not yet uploaded the required supporting documents. Your application cannot be verified without these documents. You must upload all pending documents by 26 September 2026 at 5:00 PM through your login ID on the official portal. If you do not upload by this deadline, your application will be rejected and you will lose your seat opportunity.
How do I know which documents I need to upload?
Find your name in the list and read the 'Remarks' column. It will tell you exactly which documents you need to submit. For example, if it says 'Upload Family Tree Certificate issued by MRO along with declaration', you must upload both the family tree certificate and the declaration form. If it says 'REUPLOAD', it means your first submission was incomplete or incorrect, and you must submit a corrected version.
What is a Family Tree Certificate and where do I get it?
A Family Tree Certificate is an official document issued by the MRO (Municipal Revenue Officer) or revenue department of your district that shows your family relationships. For NRI seats, it must clearly state the relationship between you (the candidate) and your NRI sponsor (e.g., 'father', 'mother', 'brother'). To obtain one, visit your district's revenue office (Tahsildar or MRO office) with your birth certificate, Aadhaar, and the sponsor's documents. The process usually takes 3–7 days, so apply immediately.
I am applying for NRI seats. What NRI documents do I need?
You need: (1) NRI Certificate issued by an Indian embassy or consulate showing your sponsor is a Non-Resident Indian; (2) Passport of the NRI sponsor (valid and legible); (3) NRI Bank Statement showing an active account in the sponsor's name in a foreign country; (4) Electricity bill or utility bill from the sponsor's foreign address; (5) Family Tree Certificate showing the relationship between you and the sponsor. All documents must be current and clearly legible.
My category certificate says 'BC' but I am listed as 'BC-A' in the merit list. Will this be rejected?
Yes, this will likely be rejected. Your category certificate must exactly match your listed category. If you are 'BC-A', the certificate must specifically say 'BC-A', not just 'BC'. Obtain a fresh category certificate from the District Collector or Tahsildar that clearly states your exact sub-category. Do not submit a mismatched certificate.
What if I cannot obtain all the required documents by 26 September?
You must obtain them. The 26 September 5:00 PM deadline is absolute and non-negotiable. There are no extensions or exceptions. If you cannot obtain a document (e.g., Family Tree Certificate from the MRO), start the process immediately and follow up with the revenue office daily. If you do not upload by the deadline, your application will be rejected and you will lose your seat.
Can I upload documents after 26 September 5:00 PM?
No. The university has clearly stated that if documents are not uploaded by 26 September 2026 at 5:00 PM, applications will not be considered. There is no grace period or extension. Upload your documents well before the deadline to avoid any last-minute issues.
I uploaded documents once but my remark says 'REUPLOAD'. What does this mean?
It means your first submission was incomplete or incorrect. The university has reviewed your documents and found that they do not meet the requirements. You must submit corrected or additional documents. For example, if your Family Tree Certificate did not clearly show the relationship between you and the sponsor, you must obtain a new certificate that explicitly states the relationship and reupload it.
How do I upload documents? Is there a specific format or file size limit?
Log in to https://apuhs-ugadmissions.aptonline.in/MBBSMQ/Home/Home using your Registration ID and password. Navigate to the document upload section and upload each document as a PDF or image file (JPG/PNG). The file size should not exceed 5 MB per document. Ensure all documents are clear and legible. After uploading, verify that the portal shows a confirmation message. Do not submit until you have uploaded all required documents.
What if I have a technical issue uploading documents?
Try uploading from a different device or browser. If the issue persists, visit a nearby internet café or ask a friend to help you upload. Do not wait for the university to resolve technical issues — the deadline is absolute. If you face persistent problems, you can file a grievance at https://apuhs-ugadmissions.aptonline.in/MBBSMQ/Home/Home, but upload your documents first.
After I upload documents, what happens next?
The university will verify your documents. If they are complete and correct, your candidature will be verified and you will be included in the final merit list for seat allotment. The university will announce the merit list and allotment schedule separately. Keep checking the official portal and your email for updates. Do not assume your application is complete until you see your name in the final merit list.
I am from outside India and do not have an Indian MRO-issued Family Tree Certificate. What should I do?
You must obtain a Family Tree Certificate from the Indian embassy or consulate in your country, or from the revenue office in your home district in India (if you have one). Alternatively, you can provide an affidavit from a notary public in your country stating your relationship to the NRI sponsor, along with supporting documents (birth certificate, passport, etc.). Contact the university's grievance link to confirm what alternative documents are acceptable for your situation.
If your name is on this list, act immediately. Find your name in the table, read your specific 'Remarks' column to identify exactly which documents you need, and begin collecting them today. Upload all documents through your login ID at https://apuhs-ugadmissions.aptonline.in/MBBSMQ/Home/Home by 26 September 2026 at 5:00 PM. Do not delay — this is your final and only chance. After the deadline, your application will be rejected with no exceptions.
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