Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS), Vijayawada — the official NEET-UG counselling authority for Andhra Pradesh — has published the provisional result for MBBS Competent Authority Quota (CQ) Phase-II counselling for the 2026-27 admission session. This result shows college-wise seat allotments for candidates who participated in this round. The result is now live on the official NTRUHS portal, and candidates must check their allotment status immediately. If you believe there is an error in your result or allotment, you have the right to file a grievance during the window specified by the authority.
The MBBS CQ Phase-II provisional result is now published; check your allotment at the official NTRUHS portal and file any grievances within the deadline if needed.
What is this result?
This is the provisional result for MBBS Competent Authority Quota (CQ) Phase-II counselling under Andhra Pradesh's NEET-UG 2026-27 admission process. The Competent Authority Quota refers to seats that the state government fills through its own counselling process, separate from the All-India Quota. Phase-II is the second round of seat allotment in this quota category.
The result is presented college-wise, meaning it shows which college each candidate has been allotted to, based on their NEET rank, category, and the availability of seats in that round. This is a provisional result, which means it is subject to verification and may be updated if errors are found or if candidates file valid grievances.
Who should check this result?
Any candidate who participated in MBBS CQ Phase-II counselling in Andhra Pradesh should check this result. This includes candidates who registered for counselling, submitted their choices of colleges and courses, and were eligible for allotment in this round.
If you applied for MBBS under the Competent Authority Quota in Phase-II, you must check the result to see whether you have been allotted a seat and, if so, which college and course you have been assigned to.
How to check your result
Visit the official NTRUHS portal at https://drntr.uhsain.in or the Andhra Pradesh health sciences counselling website. Look for the link to the MBBS CQ Phase-II provisional result or merit list.
Enter your registration number, roll number, or other credentials as requested by the portal. Your allotment status and college assignment will be displayed. Download or take a screenshot of your result for your records.
- Go to the official NTRUHS counselling portal
- Find the MBBS CQ Phase-II provisional result link
- Log in with your registration/roll number
- View your allotment status and college assignment
- Save or print your result
What does 'provisional' mean?
A provisional result is not final. It is published first so candidates can check their allotment and raise any concerns or errors they spot. The authority then reviews grievances and makes corrections if needed before issuing the final result.
Even if your allotment appears correct, the result remains provisional until the authority formally declares it final. Do not assume your seat is confirmed until the final result is published and the authority issues further instructions (such as reporting to your college or paying fees).
Filing a grievance: when and how
If you find an error in your result — for example, if your rank or category is shown incorrectly, if you were not allotted a seat despite being eligible, or if the college assigned does not match your choices — you have the right to file a grievance. The authority will have specified a grievance window (a deadline by which grievances must be submitted). Check the NTRUHS portal or the official notification for the exact dates.
Grievances are typically filed online through the counselling portal. You will need to log in, select the grievance option, describe the error clearly, and submit supporting documents if required (such as your NEET admit card, category certificate, or proof of your choices). Submit your grievance before the deadline; grievances filed after the deadline will not be considered.
- Check the grievance window dates on the NTRUHS portal
- Log in to the counselling portal
- Select the grievance/complaint option
- Describe the error clearly and attach supporting documents
- Submit before the deadline
- Keep a copy of your grievance receipt for reference
Common errors to watch for
Review your result carefully for the following: Is your name spelled correctly? Is your NEET roll number correct? Is your category (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.) shown as you applied? Is your rank displayed accurately? Was your choice of college and course submitted correctly during counselling?
If any of these details are wrong, it could affect your allotment. For example, if your category is shown incorrectly, you may have been allotted a seat meant for a different category, which could be cancelled later. If your rank is wrong, your allotment may be invalid. File a grievance immediately if you spot any discrepancy.
- Name spelling and spelling variations
- NEET roll number and registration number
- Category (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.)
- NEET rank and score
- College and course choices as submitted
- Allotted college and course
What happens after the provisional result?
After the grievance window closes, the authority will review all grievances filed. If errors are found, corrections will be made. The authority will then publish the final result, which incorporates all corrections and grievance resolutions.
Once the final result is published, candidates who have been allotted seats will be instructed to report to their assigned college, pay fees, and complete admission formalities. The exact dates and procedures will be announced by NTRUHS. Failure to report or pay fees by the deadline may result in forfeiture of your seat.
Important reminders
Do not wait until the last moment to check your result. Check it as soon as it is published so you have time to file a grievance if needed. The grievance window is usually short (a few days), so act quickly.
Keep all your documents — NEET admit card, category certificate, counselling registration confirmation, and choice submission proof — ready. You may need them to support a grievance. Do not share your login credentials with anyone; access the portal only yourself.
Follow all official announcements from NTRUHS closely. The authority may issue updates, clarifications, or revised schedules. Missing an announcement could cause you to miss a deadline.
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
What is the Competent Authority Quota (CQ) in NEET-UG counselling?
The Competent Authority Quota refers to MBBS and BDS seats that the state government (in this case, Andhra Pradesh) fills through its own counselling process. These seats are separate from the All-India Quota and are managed by the state authority (NTRUHS). Candidates who are eligible and have registered for state counselling can apply for CQ seats.
I have been allotted a seat in the provisional result. Is my seat confirmed?
No, not yet. The result is provisional, meaning it is subject to verification and correction. Your seat will be confirmed only after the authority publishes the final result, which comes after the grievance window closes. However, if no errors are found in your allotment, your seat will be confirmed in the final result.
What should I do if I find an error in my provisional result?
File a grievance immediately through the NTRUHS portal during the grievance window. Describe the error clearly, attach supporting documents (such as your NEET admit card or category certificate), and submit before the deadline. Do not ignore errors; they can invalidate your allotment.
What is the deadline for filing a grievance?
The notice does not specify the exact grievance deadline. Check the NTRUHS portal or the official notification for the grievance window dates. Grievances must be filed before the deadline; late grievances will not be accepted.
I was not allotted a seat in Phase-II. What are my options?
If you were not allotted a seat in Phase-II, you may be eligible for Phase-III or subsequent rounds of counselling, if the authority conducts them. Check the NTRUHS portal for announcements about future rounds. You can also file a grievance if you believe you should have been allotted a seat but were not.
How do I log in to check my result?
Visit the official NTRUHS portal at https://drntr.uhsain.in or the Andhra Pradesh health sciences counselling website. Enter your registration number, roll number, or other credentials as requested. If you have forgotten your login details, use the 'Forgot Password' option on the portal.
What documents do I need to file a grievance?
The notice does not specify which documents are required for each type of grievance. Generally, you should have your NEET admit card, category certificate, counselling registration confirmation, and any other documents that support your claim. Check the grievance form on the portal for specific document requirements.
When will the final result be published?
The notice does not specify the date for the final result. It will be published after the grievance window closes and the authority has reviewed all grievances. Check the NTRUHS portal regularly for updates.
What happens if I do not report to my allotted college after the final result?
If you do not report to your allotted college or pay fees by the deadline set by the authority, your seat may be forfeited. The authority will then allot your seat to another eligible candidate. Always follow the reporting and fee payment deadlines announced by NTRUHS.
Can I change my allotted college or course after the final result?
The notice does not address seat changes or modifications after allotment. Typically, changes are not allowed after the final result is published. If you have concerns about your allotment, file a grievance during the grievance window. For other queries, contact NTRUHS directly.
Check your provisional result immediately on the NTRUHS portal. If you spot any error — in your name, category, rank, or allotment — file a grievance before the deadline. Keep all your documents ready and monitor the NTRUHS portal for announcements about the final result and next steps. Do not delay; the grievance window is typically short.
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