Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS), Andhra Pradesh, has released the college-wise allotment list for MBBS under the Management Quota Category-C (NRI) for Phase-1 of the 2026-27 admission cycle. This list shows which students have been allotted seats at which medical colleges across Andhra Pradesh. If your name appears on this list, you must report to your allotted college by 7:00 PM on 30 September 2026. Classes have already begun on 15 September 2026, so reporting on time is critical to secure your seat and avoid cancellation.
If your name is on this allotment list, you must physically report to your allotted college by 7:00 PM on 30 September 2026, or your seat will be cancelled.
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Unlock My College ListWhat is this allotment list?
This is the official college-wise allotment list for MBBS seats under the Management Quota Category-C (NRI) for Phase-1 of NEET UG 2026-27 counselling in Andhra Pradesh. The list has been released by Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences, the state authority that conducts NEET-UG counselling for AP.
The allotment is based on your NEET rank, NEET score, category, and local area status. Each student whose name appears has been assigned a specific seat at a specific medical college. The list covers 24 medical colleges across Andhra Pradesh, including government colleges (like Government Medical College, Eluru; Government Medical College, Vizianagaram) and private/deemed colleges (like Apollo Institute of Medical Sciences, Chittoor; Sri Balaji Medical College, Tirupati).
This is Phase-1 of the allotment process. If you do not report or if you reject this seat, you may be eligible for Phase-2 counselling, but that is not guaranteed.
Who is eligible to appear on this list?
You appear on this list if you: (1) qualified NEET UG 2026 with a valid score, (2) registered for AP NEET-UG counselling, (3) chose the Management Quota Category-C (NRI) option during counselling registration, and (4) were selected by the allotment algorithm based on your rank, score, category, and preferences.
Management Quota Category-C (NRI) seats are reserved for Non-Resident Indian (NRI) candidates and their dependents. These seats are filled through a separate counselling process and typically have higher fees than government quota seats. If you are an NRI or a dependent of an NRI, you were eligible to apply for these seats.
Your local area status (AP or Others) is also shown on the list. This affects which colleges you can be allotted to and the fees you pay.
How to find your name on the allotment list
The allotment list is organized by college. Each college section shows a table with columns for: S.No. (serial number), NEET Rank, NEET Roll No, NEET Score, Name of Candidate, Gender, Category, Local Area, Allotment Details, and Phase.
To find yourself: (1) Search for your NEET Roll Number in the list. (2) Alternatively, search for your name. (3) Once you find your row, note the college name at the top of that section — that is your allotted college. (4) Check the 'Allotment Details' column to confirm your allotment code (e.g., 'APLC - MBBS - C-1' for Apollo Institute, Chittoor).
The list covers 24 colleges across AP. If your name does not appear, you were not allotted a seat in Phase-1. You may be eligible for Phase-2 counselling; check the official NTRUHS website for Phase-2 notification.
- Search by NEET Roll Number (most reliable)
- Search by your full name as written in your NEET admit card
- Note the college name and allotment code from your row
- Verify your NEET score and category match your records
Colleges included in this allotment
This Phase-1 allotment covers 24 medical colleges across Andhra Pradesh. These include government medical colleges, private medical colleges, and deemed universities. Each college has been allotted a certain number of NRI Management Quota seats for Phase-1.
The colleges are: Apollo Institute of Medical Sciences & Research (Chittoor), Alluri Sitaramaraju Academy of Medical Sciences (Eluru), Sri Balaji Medical College Hospital & Research Institute (Tirupati), Government Medical College (Eluru), Government Medical College (Machilipatnam), Government Medical College (Nandyal), Government Medical College (Rajahmundry), Government Medical College (Vizianagaram), Gayatri Vidya Parishad Institute of Health Care and Medical Technology (Visakhapatnam), Katuri Medical College (Guntur), Konaseema Institute of Medical Sciences (Amalapuram), Maharaja Institute of Medical Sciences (Vizianagaram), Narayana Medical College (Nellore), NIMRA Institute of Medical Sciences (Ibrahimpatnam), NRI Academy of Medical Sciences (Chinakakani, Guntur), NRI Institute of Medical Sciences (Visakhapatnam), Sri Padmavathi Medical College for Women (Tirupati), PES Institute of Medical Sciences (Kuppam), Pinnamaneni Siddhartha Institute of Medical Sciences (Gannavaram), Santhiram Medical College (Nandyal, Kurnool), Viswabharati Medical College (Kurnool), and G.S.L. Medical College (Rajahmundry).
- Government Medical Colleges: Eluru, Machilipatnam, Nandyal, Rajahmundry, Vizianagaram
- Private/Deemed Colleges: Apollo (Chittoor), Sri Balaji (Tirupati), GVPT (Visakhapatnam), Katuri (Guntur), Konaseema (Amalapuram), Maharaja (Vizianagaram), Narayana (Nellore), NIMRA (Ibrahimpatnam), NRI Academy (Guntur), NRI Institute (Visakhapatnam), SVIMS (Tirupati), PES (Kuppam), Pinnamaneni (Gannavaram), Santhiram (Kurnool), Viswabharati (Kurnool), G.S.L. (Rajahmundry)
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Critical deadline: Report by 7:00 PM on 30 September 2026
This is the most important date for you. You must physically report to your allotted college by 7:00 PM on 30 September 2026. 'Report' means you must go to the college, complete admission formalities (document verification, fee payment, hostel registration, etc.), and be formally admitted. Simply submitting an online form is not enough — you must be present at the college.
If you do not report by this deadline, your seat will be automatically cancelled, and you will lose your allotment. You will not be able to claim the seat later. If you wish to pursue MBBS, you may be eligible for Phase-2 counselling, but there is no guarantee of another allotment.
Classes have already started on 15 September 2026. By the time you report on 30 September, you will have missed two weeks of classes. Contact your college immediately after allotment to understand the admission process, required documents, and fee structure so you can report on time.
- Reporting deadline: 7:00 PM on 30 September 2026 (strict)
- Classes started: 15 September 2026 (you will be behind)
- Failure to report = automatic seat cancellation
- Physical presence at college is mandatory — online reporting is not accepted
What you need to do immediately after allotment
Step 1: Verify your allotment. Find your name on this list, note your allotted college, and confirm all details (name, NEET roll number, score, category) match your records. If there is any discrepancy, contact NTRUHS immediately.
Step 2: Contact your allotted college. Call or email the college's admission office to ask: (a) What documents you need to bring for admission. (b) What is the total fee for the first year (tuition, hostel, uniform, etc.). (c) What is the admission process and timing on 30 September. (d) Whether you need to pre-register or book an appointment. (e) Whether hostel accommodation is available and how to apply.
Step 3: Arrange travel and accommodation. If your college is far from your home, book travel and arrange a place to stay near the college for the reporting date. Do not miss the deadline due to travel delays.
Step 4: Gather all required documents. Typically, you will need: NEET admit card, NEET scorecard, 10th and 12th mark sheets and certificates, Aadhar card, PAN card (if available), caste certificate (if applicable), NRI certificate or proof of NRI status, passport (if applicable), medical fitness certificate, and passport-size photographs. Ask your college for the exact list.
Step 5: Arrange fees. NRI Management Quota seats typically have higher fees than government quota seats. Confirm the exact amount with your college and arrange funds (bank transfer, demand draft, or cash as per college instructions).
- Verify your allotment details immediately
- Contact your college's admission office today
- Ask for the complete list of required documents
- Confirm the total fee for the first year
- Book travel and accommodation if needed
- Gather all documents well in advance
- Arrange funds for fee payment
Understanding your allotment details
Each row in the allotment list shows your allotment code in the 'Allotment Details' column. For example, 'APLC - MBBS - C-1' means: APLC = Apollo Institute, Chittoor; MBBS = Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery; C-1 = Category-C (NRI), first allotment in Phase-1.
The 'Phase' column shows 'Phase-1' for all entries in this list. This means this is your first allotment. If you reject this seat or do not report, you may be considered for Phase-2 allotment (if you remain in the counselling pool).
Your category is shown as 'OC' (Open Category), 'SC1', 'SC2', 'SC3', 'ST', 'BCA', 'BCB', 'BCC', 'BCD', 'BCE', or 'OBC'. This is your NEET category and affects your eligibility and fee structure. Your local area is shown as 'AP' (Andhra Pradesh resident) or 'Others' (non-AP resident). NRI candidates may show 'Others' even if they are AP residents by origin.
- Allotment code format: College Code - Course - Category - Phase
- Phase-1 means this is your first allotment in this round
- Category affects your fee and eligibility
- Local area status (AP or Others) may affect fees
What happens if you do not report or reject your seat
If you do not report by 7:00 PM on 30 September 2026, your seat will be cancelled automatically. You will not be able to claim it later, even if you contact the college after the deadline.
If you wish to reject your allotment (for example, because you prefer a different college or have received an allotment elsewhere), you must formally reject it through the NTRUHS counselling portal before the reporting deadline. Check the NTRUHS website for the rejection process and deadline. Simply not reporting is not the same as formally rejecting — it may result in your name being flagged as a 'no-show', which could affect your eligibility for future phases.
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If you reject or do not report, you may be eligible for Phase-2 counselling. However, Phase-2 allotments are made from remaining seats, and there is no guarantee you will receive an allotment. Your rank and preferences will be considered again, but the pool of available seats will be smaller.
- Non-reporting = automatic seat cancellation
- Formal rejection must be done through the counselling portal
- Phase-2 eligibility is not guaranteed after rejection or non-reporting
- Contact NTRUHS for the rejection process and deadline
NRI Management Quota: What you should know
NRI Management Quota seats are reserved for Non-Resident Indians and their dependents. These seats are filled through a separate counselling process and are not part of the government quota (which is reserved for Indian residents). NRI seats typically have higher fees and may have different eligibility criteria.
If you are an NRI, you must have valid NRI status as per the Income Tax Act or RBI guidelines. If you are a dependent of an NRI (e.g., a child of an NRI parent), you must provide proof of the NRI parent's status. Colleges will verify this during admission.
NRI seats are often filled through management quota, meaning the college has some discretion in selection. However, NEET rank and score are still important factors. The allotment is made by the state counselling authority (NTRUHS) based on your NEET performance and your preferences during counselling registration.
Fees for NRI seats are typically higher than government quota seats. Some colleges may charge ₹1–2 crore or more for the entire 4.5-year MBBS course. Confirm the exact fee structure with your allotted college before reporting.
- NRI seats are for Non-Resident Indians and dependents
- Valid NRI status must be verified by the college
- Fees are typically much higher than government quota
- Allotment is still based on NEET rank and score
- Confirm fee structure with your college immediately
Common mistakes to avoid
Mistake 1: Assuming online confirmation is enough. Some candidates think that once they see their name on the allotment list, they are admitted. This is wrong. You must physically report to the college by the deadline to complete admission formalities.
Mistake 2: Missing the reporting deadline. The deadline is strict: 7:00 PM on 30 September 2026. If you report even one minute late, your seat may be cancelled. Plan your travel well in advance and arrive at the college at least a day early.
Mistake 3: Not verifying your allotment details. Check that your name, NEET roll number, score, and category on the allotment list match your NEET admit card and registration. If there is any mismatch, contact NTRUHS immediately — do not wait until the reporting date.
Mistake 4: Not gathering required documents. Colleges will ask for many documents during admission. If you do not have them, your admission may be delayed or rejected. Start gathering documents now.
Mistake 5: Not confirming the fee structure. NRI seats have high fees. If you are not prepared to pay, do not report. Confirm the exact fee with your college and arrange funds before the reporting date.
Mistake 6: Assuming you can report on behalf of the candidate. Most colleges require the candidate to be physically present during admission. If you are a minor, your parent/guardian must accompany you, but you must be present.
- Online allotment ≠ admission. You must report in person.
- Reporting deadline is strict: 7:00 PM on 30 September 2026
- Verify all your details on the allotment list immediately
- Gather all required documents before the reporting date
- Confirm the fee structure and arrange funds
- The candidate must be physically present during admission
How to contact NTRUHS and your college
For questions about the allotment list or the counselling process, contact Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences, Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh. Visit the official website: https://drntr.uhsap.in. You can also call the university's counselling helpline or email the admissions office. The exact contact details are usually available on the website.
For questions specific to your allotted college (admission process, required documents, fee structure, hostel facilities, etc.), contact the college's admission office directly. Most colleges have a dedicated admission cell with a phone number and email address. Call them as soon as you see your allotment.
- NTRUHS website: https://drntr.uhsap.in
- Contact NTRUHS for allotment-related queries
- Contact your allotted college for admission-specific questions
- Ask for the college's admission office phone number and email
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
I found my name on the allotment list. Does this mean I am admitted to the college?
No. Finding your name on the allotment list means you have been allotted a seat, but you are not yet admitted. You must physically report to your allotted college by 7:00 PM on 30 September 2026 to complete admission formalities (document verification, fee payment, hostel registration, etc.). Only after you report and complete these formalities will you be officially admitted. If you do not report by the deadline, your seat will be cancelled.
What is the reporting deadline, and what happens if I miss it?
The reporting deadline is 7:00 PM on 30 September 2026. You must be physically present at your allotted college by this time. If you miss this deadline, your seat will be automatically cancelled, and you will lose your allotment. You will not be able to claim the seat later. If you wish to pursue MBBS, you may be eligible for Phase-2 counselling, but there is no guarantee of another allotment.
Classes have already started on 15 September. Will I be able to catch up if I report on 30 September?
Classes started on 15 September 2026, so by the time you report on 30 September, you will have missed about two weeks of classes. You will need to catch up on the lectures, practicals, and assignments you missed. Contact your college immediately after allotment to ask about the curriculum, study materials, and whether there are any catch-up sessions. Many colleges provide recorded lectures or study notes to help students who join late.
What documents do I need to bring when I report to the college?
The exact list of documents depends on your college. Typically, you will need: NEET admit card, NEET scorecard, 10th and 12th mark sheets and certificates, Aadhar card, PAN card (if available), caste certificate (if applicable), NRI certificate or proof of NRI status, passport (if applicable), medical fitness certificate, and passport-size photographs. Contact your allotted college's admission office immediately to ask for the complete list of required documents. Do not wait until the reporting date to gather them.
How much will I have to pay as fees for NRI Management Quota seats?
NRI Management Quota seats typically have much higher fees than government quota seats. The exact fee depends on your college and may range from ₹1 crore to ₹2 crore or more for the entire 4.5-year MBBS course. Contact your allotted college's admission office immediately to ask for the exact fee structure, including tuition fees, hostel fees, uniform costs, and any other charges. Confirm whether the college accepts payment in installments or requires full payment upfront.
I am an NRI. What proof of NRI status do I need to provide?
As an NRI, you must have valid NRI status as per the Income Tax Act or RBI guidelines. You will need to provide proof of your NRI status during admission. This may include: passport, visa, NRI certificate from your bank, income tax returns showing NRI status, or other official documents. If you are a dependent of an NRI parent, you must provide proof of the parent's NRI status. Ask your allotted college for the exact documents they require.
What if I want to reject my allotment and wait for Phase-2 counselling?
If you wish to reject your allotment, you must formally reject it through the NTRUHS counselling portal before the reporting deadline (7:00 PM on 30 September 2026). Check the NTRUHS website for the rejection process and deadline. Simply not reporting is not the same as formally rejecting. After rejection, you may be eligible for Phase-2 counselling, but there is no guarantee you will receive another allotment. Your rank and preferences will be considered again, but the pool of available seats will be smaller.
My name does not appear on the allotment list. What should I do?
If your name does not appear on this Phase-1 allotment list, it means you were not allotted a seat in Phase-1. This could be because: (1) you did not register for counselling, (2) you did not choose the NRI Management Quota option, (3) your rank was not high enough for the colleges you preferred, or (4) there were no available seats matching your preferences. You may be eligible for Phase-2 counselling. Check the NTRUHS website for Phase-2 notification and registration details. Contact NTRUHS if you believe there is an error.
Can I report to the college on behalf of the candidate if the candidate is a minor?
Most colleges require the candidate to be physically present during admission, even if the candidate is a minor. If the candidate is a minor, the parent or guardian must accompany the candidate, but the candidate must be present. Some colleges may allow a parent to complete certain formalities on behalf of a minor, but this varies. Contact your allotted college to ask about their specific policy for minor candidates.
What is the difference between this Phase-1 allotment and Phase-2 counselling?
Phase-1 is the first round of allotment based on your NEET rank, score, and preferences during counselling registration. If you report and are admitted in Phase-1, you are done. If you reject Phase-1 or do not report, you may be eligible for Phase-2 counselling. In Phase-2, remaining seats from colleges are allotted to candidates who did not get a seat in Phase-1 or who rejected their Phase-1 allotment. Phase-2 allotments are made from a smaller pool of available seats, so there is no guarantee you will receive an allotment.
How do I verify that my allotment details are correct?
Check that the following details on the allotment list match your records: (1) Your full name as written in your NEET admit card. (2) Your NEET Roll Number. (3) Your NEET score. (4) Your category (OC, SC, ST, OBC, etc.). (5) Your local area status (AP or Others). If any detail does not match, contact NTRUHS immediately. Do not wait until the reporting date. Provide your NEET roll number and the discrepancy details when you contact them.
Can I change my allotted college or request a different college?
No. Once the allotment is made, you cannot change your allotted college in Phase-1. Your allotment is based on the preferences you submitted during counselling registration and your NEET rank. If you are not satisfied with your allotment, you can reject it and wait for Phase-2 counselling, but there is no guarantee you will receive a different college in Phase-2. If you have a genuine reason (e.g., medical emergency, family hardship), contact NTRUHS to ask if any exception is possible, but this is rare.
If your name appears on this allotment list, your immediate action is to contact your allotted college and confirm the admission process, required documents, and fee structure. Gather all required documents and arrange funds immediately. Most importantly, plan to physically report to your college by 7:00 PM on 30 September 2026 — this is a strict deadline, and missing it will result in automatic cancellation of your seat. Do not delay; start the admission process today.
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