AP NEET UG 2026 MBBS CQ Phase-I Provisional Result Published

Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS), Vijayawada, the official NEET-UG counselling authority for Andhra Pradesh, has published the Phase-I provisional result for MBBS seats under the Competent Authority Quota (CQ). This result shows which candidates have been provisionally allotted MBBS seats in government and private colleges across the state. Candidates who applied for CQ seats must check this result immediately to see their allotment status. If you find any error in the result or wish to lodge a grievance about your allotment, you must do so within the deadline specified by the university. This is a critical step — your grievance must be filed now, as the final result will be published after the grievance period closes.

What is the Phase-I MBBS CQ Provisional Result?

The Phase-I provisional result is the first list of MBBS seat allotments under the Competent Authority Quota (CQ) for Andhra Pradesh. The CQ is a set of seats that the state government fills through its own counselling process, separate from the All India Quota (AIQ). This result shows which candidates have been provisionally assigned to which colleges and seats based on their NEET rank, category, and the choices they submitted during counselling registration.

This is called a 'provisional' result because it is not final. After this result is published, candidates are given a window to file grievances — that is, to report any errors or raise objections. Only after the grievance period ends and the university reviews all complaints will the final result be declared. Until then, your allotment is provisional and subject to change if an error is found and corrected.

Who Should Check This Result?

Any candidate who registered for NEET-UG 2026 counselling in Andhra Pradesh and applied for MBBS seats under the Competent Authority Quota must check this result. This includes candidates from all categories — General, OBC, SC, ST — and all sub-categories if applicable. If you submitted your choices during the CQ counselling registration window, your name should appear in this result list.

Even if you are not sure whether you are eligible or whether your application was accepted, you should still check the result. If your name does not appear, or if you see an error in your details (name, rank, category, college assigned), you must file a grievance immediately.

How to Check Your Result

The Phase-I provisional result has been published on the official Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences portal at https://drntr.uhsap.in/. Visit this website and look for the link to the MBBS CQ Phase-I provisional result. You will need to log in using your NEET registration number and password (or the credentials you used during counselling registration).

Once you log in, you will see a list or table showing your allotment details: your rank, category, the college assigned to you, the course (MBBS), and the seat type. Download or take a screenshot of this result for your records. If you cannot find your name or if the details shown are incorrect, note this carefully — you will need to file a grievance.

• Visit https://drntr.uhsap.in/
• Log in with your NEET registration number and counselling password
• Search for your name or registration number in the MBBS CQ Phase-I result
• Check all details: rank, category, college name, seat type
• Download or screenshot your result for proof

What Errors Should You Report in a Grievance?

A grievance is a formal complaint you file if you believe there is an error in the result. Common errors include: your name is spelled incorrectly, your category is shown as different from what you applied for, your rank is wrong, you were allotted a college you did not choose, or your name does not appear in the result at all even though you registered and applied.

You should also file a grievance if you believe you were wrongly rejected or if you think the allotment process did not follow the rules. For example, if a candidate with a lower rank was allotted a seat before you, or if you were allotted a seat in a college that was not in your choice list, these are grounds for a grievance. The university will review your complaint and correct the result if the error is confirmed.

• Name spelled incorrectly or does not match your NEET admit card
• Category shown is different from your application
• Rank or score is incorrect
• College allotted is not in your choice list
• Your name does not appear in the result despite registering
• You believe the allotment violates counselling rules

How to File a Grievance

The university will provide a grievance filing window — a specific period during which you can submit your complaint. This window is open now, following the publication of the provisional result. You must file your grievance within this deadline; complaints filed after the deadline will not be accepted.

To file a grievance, log in to the NTRUHS counselling portal using your credentials. Look for a 'Grievance' or 'Objection' option. Click it and fill in the form with details of your complaint: what the error is, what the correct information should be, and any supporting documents (such as your NEET admit card, category certificate, or registration confirmation). Submit the form before the deadline. Keep a copy of your grievance receipt for your records.

• Log in to the NTRUHS portal with your registration number and password
• Navigate to the Grievance or Objection section
• Fill in the form with details of the error
• Attach supporting documents (admit card, certificates, registration proof)
• Submit before the grievance deadline
• Save your grievance receipt number for reference

Important: Grievance Deadline

The notice does not specify the exact grievance deadline in the title alone. You must visit the official NTRUHS portal (https://drntr.uhsap.in/) immediately to find the grievance submission deadline. This deadline is critical — if you miss it, you will not be able to file a grievance, and any errors in the provisional result will carry forward to the final result.

Do not delay. Check the result today, identify any errors, and file your grievance as soon as possible. Even if you are unsure whether an error exists, it is safer to file a grievance than to let a potential mistake go unchallenged.

• Check the NTRUHS portal for the exact grievance deadline
• File your grievance well before the deadline — do not wait until the last day
• If you miss the deadline, you cannot file a grievance

What Happens After the Grievance Period?

After the grievance filing window closes, the university will review all complaints received. The grievance committee will examine each complaint, verify the facts, and decide whether an error exists and should be corrected. This review process may take several days.

Once the review is complete, the university will publish the final result. This final result will incorporate all corrections made based on valid grievances. Candidates whose grievances are accepted will see their details corrected in the final result. The final result is binding — it determines which college and seat you are allotted, and you must accept or reject the allotment based on the final result, not the provisional one.

• University reviews all grievances filed during the window
• Corrections are made if errors are confirmed
• Final result is published after grievance review
• Final result is binding and determines your actual allotment

What to Do If Your Name Does Not Appear

If you registered for counselling and submitted your choices, but your name does not appear in the Phase-I provisional result, this is a serious issue. It could mean your application was rejected, your registration was not processed, or there is a technical error. Do not assume you are not eligible — file a grievance immediately.

In your grievance, explain that you registered for counselling, provide your registration number, and request that the university investigate why your name is missing. Attach proof of your registration (such as a registration confirmation email or screenshot). The university will investigate and either add you to the result or explain why you are not eligible.

• File a grievance stating your registration number and that your name is missing
• Attach proof of registration (confirmation email, screenshot, registration receipt)
• Request the university to investigate and add you to the result if eligible
• Do not assume you are ineligible — let the university investigate

College-Wise Provisional Result: What This Means

The title mentions 'College Wise Provisional Result,' which means the result is organized by college. This allows you to see not just your own allotment, but also which other candidates have been allotted to the same college. This transparency helps you verify that the allotment process was fair and that candidates were allotted in order of their rank.

You can use this college-wise view to cross-check: if you were allotted to a college, check whether all candidates allotted to that college have ranks higher than or equal to yours (depending on category and other factors). If you see a candidate with a much lower rank allotted before you, this could indicate an error, and you should file a grievance.

• The result shows allotments organized by college
• You can see which candidates are allotted to the same college as you
• Use this to verify the allotment is fair and follows rank order
• If you see a lower-ranked candidate allotted before you, file a grievance

MBBS CQ Seats: What You Need to Know

The Competent Authority Quota (CQ) is a set of MBBS seats in Andhra Pradesh that are filled by the state government through its own counselling process. These seats are separate from the All India Quota (AIQ) seats, which are filled by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) at the national level. If you applied for CQ seats, your allotment is based on your NEET rank, category, and your choice of colleges.

CQ seats are available in both government and private medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh. The number of CQ seats varies by college. Once you are allotted a CQ seat in the final result, you will be required to report to the college, pay the admission fee, and complete the admission process to secure your seat.

• CQ seats are filled by Andhra Pradesh state counselling, not national counselling
• CQ seats are available in government and private MBBS colleges
• Allotment is based on NEET rank, category, and your choices
• Final allotment is binding — you must report to the college to secure your seat

Frequently asked questions

Check your Phase-I MBBS CQ provisional result immediately at https://drntr.uhsap.in/ using your NEET registration number and counselling password. If you find any error — in your name, category, rank, or college allotment — or if your name is missing, file a grievance without delay. Visit the NTRUHS portal to find the exact grievance deadline and submit your complaint well before it closes. Do not wait; the grievance window is your only chance to correct errors before the final result is published.