AP NEET UG 2026 MBBS Management Quota: Phase-III No-Report List

Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences, Vijayawada (the authority that conducts MBBS and BDS counselling for Andhra Pradesh) has released a list of 18 candidates who were allotted MBBS seats under the Management Quota in Phase-III counselling but did not report to their assigned colleges. This is a critical list: if your name appears on it, your seat has been forfeited and you will not be admitted. The list shows each candidate's NEET roll number, rank, score, allotted college, and the specific seat they were offered but did not take.

What is this list and why does it matter?

This is the official 'List of Candidates Not Reported After Phase-III' for MBBS admissions under the Management Quota in Andhra Pradesh for the 2026-27 academic year. When a candidate is allotted a seat in counselling, they must report to the college within a specified time window to confirm their admission. Reporting means visiting the college in person (or as instructed), submitting original documents, and completing the admission formalities.

If a candidate does not report within the deadline, their seat is automatically forfeited—it is cancelled and given to the next eligible candidate in the waiting list. This list names all 18 candidates who received an allotment in Phase-III but failed to report. If your name is here, you are no longer eligible for that seat, and you cannot participate in further counselling rounds for that quota.

Who is on this list?

The list contains 18 candidates across various categories (OC, BCB, BCD, SC1, SC2, SC3, ST) and areas (AP and Others). They were allotted seats at colleges including NRIM, GVPT, VMCK, SRMC, KONA, BMCT, NRVP, RVSC, FIMS, GMCM, and PSIM. The candidates' NEET ranks range from 154,406 to 860,135, and their NEET scores range from 240 to 457.

• Candidates are listed by serial number with their NEET roll number, NEET rank, NEET score, name, gender, category, Muslim Minority status, area (AP or Others), and the exact seat allotted (college and seat code).

What happens to candidates on this list?

Once a candidate's name appears on the no-report list, their allotted seat is permanently forfeited. They cannot claim that seat in any future round or appeal. The seat is released back into the pool and offered to the next eligible candidate on the waiting list.

Candidates on this list are not eligible to participate in further counselling rounds for the Management Quota. However, they may still be eligible for other quotas (such as the Competent Authority Quota or other state-level quotas) if they have not already been allotted a seat elsewhere. They should check the official NTRUHS website or contact the counselling authority directly to understand their remaining options.

Why do candidates fail to report?

Candidates may fail to report for various reasons: they may have secured admission at another college (through a different counselling process or state), they may have decided not to pursue MBBS, they may have faced personal or financial difficulties, or they may have simply missed the reporting deadline due to lack of awareness or logistical issues.

Regardless of the reason, the rule is strict: if you do not report within the specified time, your seat is forfeited. This is why it is critical to carefully track all counselling deadlines and reporting dates, and to plan your reporting visit well in advance.

How to check if your name is on this list

Search the table above for your NEET roll number or name. The list is sorted by serial number and includes your NEET rank, score, allotted college, and seat code. If you find your name, your seat has been cancelled.

You can also download the official PDF from the Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences website (drntr.uhsap.in) to verify the information directly from the source.

• Look for your NEET roll number in the second column.
• Verify your name, category, and allotted college match your records.
• If you find yourself on the list, your Management Quota seat is forfeited.

What should you do if your name is on this list?

If your name appears on this no-report list, you have lost your Management Quota MBBS seat for 2026-27. You should immediately contact the Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences counselling office to understand your remaining options. Depending on the stage of counselling and your eligibility, you may be able to participate in subsequent rounds under other quotas, or you may need to wait for the next admission cycle.

Do not delay in seeking clarification. The counselling process moves quickly, and missing deadlines for other rounds could further limit your options. Keep all your original documents (NEET admit card, rank card, category certificate, domicile certificate, etc.) ready in case you are eligible for other counselling rounds.

• Contact NTRUHS counselling office immediately for guidance on remaining options.
• Check if you are eligible for other quotas (Competent Authority Quota, etc.) in subsequent rounds.
• Keep all original documents ready for any future counselling participation.
• Do not assume you are out of the admission process—clarify your status with the authority.

Understanding the Management Quota

The Management Quota is a portion of MBBS seats in private medical colleges that are filled through a separate counselling process. In Andhra Pradesh, these seats are counselled by Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences. Candidates who qualify for the Management Quota are allotted seats based on their NEET rank and the college's merit list.

Management Quota seats are distinct from the All-India Quota (AIQ) and the state's Competent Authority Quota (CAQ). If you were allotted a Management Quota seat and did not report, you may still be eligible for other quotas if you have not already been allotted a seat elsewhere. However, you cannot reclaim the Management Quota seat you forfeited.

Key dates and deadlines to remember

This list was released after Phase-III counselling. The exact reporting deadline for Phase-III was set by NTRUHS and communicated to candidates at the time of allotment. If you were allotted a seat in Phase-III and did not report by that deadline, your name would appear on this list.

For any future counselling rounds (Phase-IV or beyond), NTRUHS will announce new dates for registration, choice filling, allotment, and reporting. It is your responsibility to track these dates on the official NTRUHS website and ensure you meet all deadlines.

• Phase-III reporting deadline: as communicated by NTRUHS at the time of allotment (now passed).
• Future rounds: check drntr.uhsap.in for Phase-IV and subsequent round dates.
• Always report within the specified time window to secure your seat.

Common mistakes that lead to forfeiture

The most common mistake is not tracking the reporting deadline. Candidates often assume they have more time or forget to mark the date on their calendar. By the time they realize the deadline has passed, their seat is already forfeited.

Another mistake is not understanding what 'reporting' means. Some candidates think that simply being allotted a seat is enough; they do not realize they must physically visit the college (or follow the college's specific reporting procedure) and submit original documents within the deadline. Failure to do so results in forfeiture.

A third mistake is not keeping in touch with the counselling authority. If there is any confusion about your allotment, reporting date, or required documents, you should contact NTRUHS immediately—do not assume or guess. Waiting too long to clarify can result in missing the deadline.

• Not tracking the reporting deadline.
• Not understanding what 'reporting' requires (physical visit, document submission, etc.).
• Not contacting the authority if there is confusion about allotment or procedure.
• Assuming you have more time than you actually do.
• Not keeping original documents ready for reporting.

What happens to the forfeited seats?

When a candidate does not report, their seat is released back into the pool. NTRUHS will offer these seats to the next eligible candidates on the waiting list in the next counselling round (Phase-IV or beyond). This is why it is important to keep checking the official website for updates—if you were on the waiting list, you may get an allotment in a later round.

The exact process for filling forfeited seats depends on NTRUHS's counselling rules and the number of candidates on the waiting list. Some seats may be offered in the next phase, while others may be held for subsequent phases.

Frequently asked questions

If your name appears on this list, your Management Quota MBBS seat for 2026-27 has been cancelled. Contact Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences counselling office immediately to understand your remaining options and eligibility for other quotas or future rounds. Keep checking drntr.uhsap.in for announcements about Phase-IV and subsequent counselling rounds. Do not delay—every day counts in the counselling process.