Dr. N.T.R. University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS), Vijayawada has released the provisional college-wise allotment list for MBBS admission under the NCC Category of Competent Authority Quota for the 2026–27 academic session. This is NOT a final result — it is provisional and subject to change. If your name appears on this list, you have been tentatively allotted a seat at one of 24 government and private medical colleges across Andhra Pradesh. However, you must check for errors immediately and report any discrepancies through your candidate login by 2:00 PM today (10-10-2026). After that deadline, the provisional result becomes final and cannot be challenged.
Your provisional MBBS seat under NCC quota is now live on the NTRUHS portal — verify your details and report errors by 2 PM today (10-10-2026) via your login, or you lose the right to correct them.
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This is a preliminary seat allocation list for MBBS admission under the NCC Category, which is part of the Competent Authority Quota (CAQ). The Competent Authority Quota is a set of seats that the Andhra Pradesh government fills through its own counselling process, separate from the main NEET merit list. NCC candidates — those who have completed NCC training and meet eligibility criteria — compete for these reserved seats.
The word 'provisional' is critical: it means this list is not final. The university may make corrections, verify documents, or change allocations before declaring the final result. You do not yet have a confirmed seat. The notice explicitly states that candidates 'cannot claim any right over the allotted seat in the provisional result' and that the result 'cannot be challenged before the Court of Law.' This is a snapshot, not a guarantee.
How to check if you are on the list
All provisional allotment data is published college-wise on the NTRUHS website. The document includes 24 medical colleges across Andhra Pradesh, each with a table showing the candidates allotted to that college. Each row lists the candidate's NCC Priority Number, NEET Rank, NEET Roll Number, NEET Score, name, gender, category, local area code, and allotment details.
To find yourself: (1) Log in to the NTRUHS portal using your NEET roll number and password at https://apuhs-ugadmissions.aptonline.in/MBBS/Home/Home. (2) Navigate to the NCC Category allotment section. (3) Search by your name or roll number. (4) Note your allotted college, seat type, and all details shown. If you cannot find your name, it means you were not allotted a seat in this round — you may be on a waiting list or may not have qualified.
- Login portal: https://apuhs-ugadmissions.aptonline.in/MBBS/Home/Home
- Use your NEET roll number and password
- Search by name or roll number
- Note your college, category, and allotment code
Critical deadline: Report errors by 2 PM today (10-10-2026)
This is the most important action you must take if you are on the list. The notice gives you until 2:00 PM on 10-10-2026 (today) to report any discrepancies in the provisional result. After 2 PM, the provisional result is automatically treated as 'Final' and you lose all right to correct errors.
Discrepancies include: wrong name spelling, wrong NEET score, wrong category, wrong college allotted, wrong seat type, or any other factual error in the published data. You must report these ONLY through your candidate login on the NTRUHS portal. The notice is emphatic: 'Grievances received / submitted in any other mode other than from the candidate's login will not be considered / entertained.' This means email, phone, in-person visits, or letters will NOT be accepted. Use the portal only.
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How to submit a grievance: Log in to your candidate account, navigate to the grievance or objection section, describe the error clearly with evidence (e.g., your NEET admit card showing the correct score), and submit. Keep a screenshot of your submission for your records. Do not wait — submit immediately if you spot an error.
- ⚠️ Deadline: 2:00 PM on 10-10-2026 (TODAY)
- ⚠️ After 2 PM, provisional result becomes FINAL — no corrections allowed
- ✅ Report errors ONLY via candidate login on the NTRUHS portal
- ✅ Do NOT submit grievances by email, phone, or in person — they will be rejected
- ✅ Include clear description and supporting documents (e.g., NEET admit card)
What happens after the deadline?
Once 2:00 PM passes on 10-10-2026, the provisional result is declared 'Final.' At this point, the university will prepare allotment letters for all candidates on the final list. You will then be able to download your allotment letter from the NTRUHS website. This letter is your official proof of seat allocation and must be carried when you report to your allotted college.
The notice advises: 'The Candidates are advised to approach the allotted college only after the declaration of Final Result and only after downloading the allotment letter from the University website.' Do not visit the college before receiving your allotment letter. Colleges will not admit you without this official document. Wait for the final result announcement and the letter download link.
- Provisional result becomes Final at 2:00 PM on 10-10-2026
- Allotment letters will be generated and made available for download
- Download your allotment letter from the NTRUHS website
- Do NOT visit the college until you have your allotment letter
- Carry the allotment letter when you report to the college
Colleges included in this allotment
The provisional allotment covers 24 medical colleges across Andhra Pradesh. These include government medical colleges (ACSR Nellore, Andhra Medical College Visakhapatnam, Guntur Medical College, Kadapa, Kurnool, etc.) and private/deemed medical colleges (Sri Balaji Medical College Tirupati, Great Eastern Medical School Srikakulam, Maharajah Institute of Medical Sciences, NRI Medical College, etc.). Each college has been allotted a specific number of NCC category seats based on the state's seat matrix.
The colleges listed in the allotment document are: ACSR Govt Medical College Nellore, Andhra Medical College VSP, Alluri Sitarama Raju Academy of Medical Sciences Eluru, Sri Balaji Medical College Tirupati, Great Eastern Medical School Srikakulam, Government Medical College Anantapuram, Guntur Medical College, Govt Medical College Kadapa, Sri Pingali Venkaiah Government Medical College Machilipatnam, Government Medical College Nandyala, Government Medical College Ongole, Government Medical College Rajahmahendravaram, Govt Medical College Srikakulam, Government Medical College Vizianagaram, GSL Medical College Rajamahendravaram, Katuri Medical College Guntur, Kurnool Medical College, Konaseema Institute of Medical Sciences Amalapuram, Maharajah Institute of Medical Sciences Vizianagaram, NRI Medical College Guntur, NRI Institute of Medical Sciences Visakhapatnam, PES Institute of Medical Sciences Kuppam, Rangaraya Medical College Kakinada, Siddhartha Medical College Vijayawada, Viswabharathi Medical College Kurnool, and S.V. Medical College Tirupati.
- 24 government and private medical colleges across AP
- Includes both government colleges (GMCH, ACSR, etc.) and private/deemed colleges
- Each college has a specific number of NCC seats allotted
- Allotment is based on the state's approved seat matrix
Understanding your allotment details
Each candidate on the provisional list is shown with the following information: (1) S.No. — serial number in the college's allotment list. (2) NCC Priority No — your rank among NCC candidates statewide. (3) NEET Rank — your all-India NEET rank. (4) NEET Roll No — your unique NEET exam roll number. (5) Score — your NEET UG score out of 720. (6) Name — your full name as registered with NEET. (7) Gender — M or F. (8) Category — your caste/community category (OC, BCD, BCB, BCA, SC2, SC3, ST, etc.). (9) Local Area — the local area code (SVU, AU, APNL, etc.) indicating your domicile or local status. (10) Allotment Details — a code showing your college, course, category, and seat type.
The Allotment Details code is formatted as: [College Code] - MBBS - [Local Area] - [Category] - NCC - [Seat Type] - [Seat Number]. For example, 'ACSR - MBBS - SVU - BCD - NCC - G --- 1' means you are allotted to ACSR Govt Medical College, MBBS course, SVU local area, BCD category, NCC quota, General seat, seat number 1. This code is your reference for all future communications with the college and university.
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- NCC Priority No: your rank among NCC candidates
- NEET Rank & Score: your national NEET performance
- Category: your caste/community category (OC, SC, ST, BC, etc.)
- Local Area: your domicile or local status code
- Allotment Details: college code, course, category, and seat type
Important: This is provisional and subject to change
The notice repeatedly emphasizes that this provisional result is 'only indicative in nature and subject to change.' This means the university may: (1) Correct errors in candidate data (name, score, category, etc.). (2) Verify that all candidates meet NCC eligibility criteria (e.g., NCC certificate validity, service record). (3) Adjust allocations if documents are found to be invalid or incomplete. (4) Move candidates between colleges if seat matrices are revised. (5) Remove candidates if they fail verification.
You do not have a confirmed seat until the final result is declared. Do not make travel plans, book accommodation, or resign from other commitments based on this provisional allotment. Wait for the final result and allotment letter. If you are removed from the list during verification, you will be notified and may be offered an alternative or placed on a waiting list.
- ⚠️ Provisional result is indicative only — subject to change
- ⚠️ University may correct errors, verify documents, or adjust allocations
- ⚠️ You cannot claim any right over the allotted seat yet
- ⚠️ Do not make firm commitments until final result is declared
- ✅ Wait for final result and allotment letter before taking action
What you cannot do with this provisional result
The notice is explicit about the limits of this provisional allotment. You CANNOT: (1) Claim any legal right to the seat. (2) Challenge the provisional result in court. (3) Demand admission to the college based on this list. (4) Use this as proof of admission. (5) Approach the college for admission or seat confirmation. (6) File a court case if you disagree with the allotment.
This is a preliminary administrative document, not a final admission order. If you believe there is a serious error (e.g., your name is on the list but you never applied for NCC quota, or your NEET score is wrong), you must report it through the portal by 2 PM today. After that, your only recourse is to wait for the final result and then contact the university's grievance cell if the error persists.
- ⚠️ Cannot claim legal right to the seat
- ⚠️ Cannot challenge in court
- ⚠️ Cannot demand admission from the college
- ⚠️ Cannot use as proof of admission
- ⚠️ Cannot approach the college before receiving allotment letter
Next steps after the final result
Once the provisional result becomes final (after 2 PM today), the university will announce the final result formally. At that point, allotment letters will be generated and made available for download on the NTRUHS website. You will receive a notification (via email or SMS, if registered) with a link to download your allotment letter. The letter will contain your name, NEET roll number, allotted college, course, category, seat type, and reporting instructions.
After downloading your allotment letter, you must report to your allotted college within the date specified in the letter (usually 3–7 days from the final result announcement). You will need to submit original documents (NEET admit card, 10th/12th certificates, caste certificate if applicable, NCC certificate, medical fitness certificate, etc.) and complete the admission formalities. Failure to report within the deadline may result in forfeiture of your seat.
- Final result will be announced after 2 PM on 10-10-2026
- Download allotment letter from NTRUHS website
- Report to your allotted college within the specified deadline
- Carry original documents and allotment letter
- Complete admission formalities at the college
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
What does 'provisional' mean in this allotment list?
Provisional means this is a preliminary, not final, allocation. The university may correct errors, verify documents, or change allocations before declaring the final result. You do not yet have a confirmed seat. The notice states you 'cannot claim any right over the allotted seat in the provisional result.' After 2 PM today (10-10-2026), the provisional result becomes final and cannot be changed.
I found an error in my name, score, or college on the provisional list. What do I do?
You must report the error through your candidate login on the NTRUHS portal (https://apuhs-ugadmissions.aptonline.in/MBBS/Home/Home) by 2:00 PM on 10-10-2026 (today). After 2 PM, the provisional result becomes final and you lose the right to correct errors. Do NOT submit grievances by email, phone, or in person — they will be rejected. Use the portal login only.
What is the deadline to report discrepancies?
The deadline is 2:00 PM on 10-10-2026 (today). After this time, the provisional result is treated as 'Final' and no corrections or objections will be accepted. If you spot an error, report it immediately through your candidate login.
Can I approach my allotted college now to confirm my seat?
No. The notice explicitly advises: 'The Candidates are advised to approach the allotted college only after the declaration of Final Result and only after downloading the allotment letter from the University website.' Do not visit the college until you have your official allotment letter. Colleges will not admit you without this document.
What if I don't see my name on the provisional list?
If your name is not on the list, it means you were not allotted a seat in this round. You may be on a waiting list, or you may not have qualified for the NCC category. Check the NTRUHS website for waiting list notifications or contact the university's counselling cell for clarification.
Can I challenge this provisional allotment in court?
No. The notice explicitly states: 'the provisional result cannot be challenged before the Court of Law.' This is a preliminary administrative document. Your only recourse is to report errors through the portal by 2 PM today. After the final result is declared, if you believe there is a serious injustice, you may file a formal appeal with the university, but not a court case based on the provisional result.
When will the final result be announced?
The notice does not specify an exact date for the final result announcement. It will be declared after 2:00 PM on 10-10-2026 (today), once the grievance submission window closes. The university will publish the final result on the NTRUHS website and notify candidates via email/SMS. Check the website regularly for updates.
What documents do I need to carry when I report to the college?
The notice does not list specific documents, but typically you will need: NEET admit card, 10th and 12th mark sheets/certificates, caste certificate (if applicable), NCC certificate, medical fitness certificate, and your allotment letter. Check your allotment letter for the exact list of documents required by your college.
What does the allotment code like 'ACSR - MBBS - SVU - BCD - NCC - G --- 1' mean?
This code shows: ACSR = your allotted college (ACSR Govt Medical College Nellore), MBBS = the course, SVU = your local area code, BCD = your category, NCC = the quota, G = General seat type, and 1 = your seat number. This is your reference for all communications with the college and university.
Can the university change my allotted college after the final result?
The notice states the provisional result is 'subject to change,' which means the university may adjust allocations during verification. However, once the final result is declared and you receive your allotment letter, your college allocation should be confirmed. If the university needs to change it, they will notify you officially.
What if I don't report to the college by the deadline?
The notice does not specify the reporting deadline, but typically it is 3–7 days from the final result announcement. If you fail to report within the deadline, your seat may be forfeited and offered to the next candidate on the waiting list. Check your allotment letter for the exact reporting date and time.
Is this allotment for MBBS only, or does it include BDS?
This provisional allotment is for MBBS only. The notice title and all allotment details specify 'MBBS course.' BDS candidates will have a separate allotment process.
If your name is on this provisional allotment list, verify all details immediately and report any errors through your candidate login by 2:00 PM today (10-10-2026). After that deadline, the provisional result becomes final and cannot be corrected. Do not approach your allotted college until you receive your official allotment letter after the final result is declared. Monitor the NTRUHS website for the final result announcement and allotment letter download link.
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