The Dr NTR University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS) has released the first phase of BDS seat allotments for Andhra Pradesh under the Competent Authority Quota for NEET UG 2026. If you have received an allotment letter, you now have a critical window to secure your dental seat: you must report to your assigned college by 4:00 PM on September 22, 2026. Missing this deadline means forfeiting your seat entirely, with no guarantee of placement in the second phase. This guide walks you through what you need to do, what documents to carry, and what happens if you miss the reporting date.
Report to your allotted BDS college by 4:00 PM on September 22, 2026, or your seat will be cancelled and moved to Phase 2 with no assurance of re-allotment.
What Happened: Phase 1 BDS Allotment Released
NTRUHS released the Phase 1 BDS allotment results on September 17, 2026, covering all Competent Authority Quota seats in Andhra Pradesh. The allotment was based on your NEET UG 2026 merit rank and the college preferences you submitted during the web option entry window, which closed at 10:00 AM on September 15, 2026.
The allotment list is now live on the official NTRUHS portal at drntr.uhsap.in. Every candidate who filled web options and qualified for a seat will find their allotted college name and course details on this portal. This is the first round of seat allocation; a second phase will follow for remaining vacancies.
How to Access Your Allotment Letter Online
Accessing your allotment order is straightforward and must be done immediately. Log in to the NTRUHS website using your NEET roll number and the password you registered during counselling. Once logged in, you will see your allotted college, course, and seat category displayed on your dashboard.
- Visit drntr.uhsap.in
- Click on the AP NEET UG 2026 BDS Phase 1 allotment link
- Enter your NEET roll number and registered password
- View and verify your allotted college and BDS course details
- Download the allotment order and print a copy for your records
Critical Reporting Deadline: September 22, 2026
The most important date for you is September 22, 2026. You must physically report to your allotted college and complete the admission formalities before 4:00 PM on this day. Reporting means presenting yourself at the college's admission office, submitting your documents, paying the admission fee, and obtaining a formal admission confirmation.
This deadline is strict and non-negotiable. NTRUHS will not extend it for individual candidates. If you do not report by 4:00 PM, your seat will be automatically cancelled. The college will then treat your seat as vacant and add it to the Phase 2 seat pool. You will not retain any claim to that specific seat or college.
Documents You Must Carry to College Reporting
Prepare both original documents and photocopies of each item listed below. Colleges will verify originals and retain photocopies in your admission file. Arriving without the required documents may delay your admission or result in rejection on the spot.
Organize your documents in a folder before the reporting date. Do not assume the college will accept incomplete documentation or allow you to submit documents later. Many candidates lose seats because they arrive unprepared.
- NEET UG 2026 admit card and scorecard (original and photocopy)
- Class 10 and Class 12 marks memos and pass certificates (original and photocopy)
- Transfer Certificate from your last school or college (original and photocopy)
- Study certificates for the previous seven years of schooling (original and photocopy)
- Local status or nativity certificate for Andhra Pradesh (original and photocopy)
- Caste certificate, income certificate, and EWS certificate if applicable (original and photocopy)
- Aadhaar card (original and photocopy)
- Recent passport-size colour photographs (4–6 copies)
- Printed copy of your Phase 1 allotment order from the NTRUHS portal
What Happens If You Miss the Reporting Deadline
If you do not report by 4:00 PM on September 22, 2026, your allotted seat will be forfeited immediately. NTRUHS will not hold your seat or allow late reporting under any circumstance. The seat will be treated as a vacancy and added to the Phase 2 counselling seat matrix.
You may still be eligible to participate in Phase 2 counselling if you meet the eligibility criteria, but there is no guarantee you will receive the same college or even a BDS seat. Phase 2 seats are typically fewer, and competition is higher. Many candidates who miss Phase 1 reporting end up without a seat or are forced to accept a college far from their preferred choice.
Practical Checklist Before Reporting Day
Use this checklist to ensure you are fully prepared for September 22. Incomplete preparation is the leading cause of admission delays and rejections.
Start gathering documents now, even if your reporting date is a week away. Do not wait until the last day. Verify the exact location and reporting time at your allotted college by calling their admission office or checking the college website. Some colleges may have specific reporting windows or separate counters for different quotas.
- Log in to drntr.uhsap.in and download your allotment order; verify college name, course, and seat category
- Collect and organize all original certificates and prepare photocopies
- Arrange the admission fee in the prescribed mode (cash, demand draft, or online transfer as per college instructions)
- Note the exact address, phone number, and reporting location of your allotted college
- Plan your travel to the college; account for traffic and delays
- Arrive at least 30 minutes before 4:00 PM to avoid last-minute rush
- Keep a photocopy of your allotment order and ID proof with you during reporting
What to Expect During College Reporting
When you arrive at the college on September 22, you will be directed to the admission office. Staff will verify your original documents against your allotment letter and photocopies. They will check your NEET scorecard, class certificates, and local status proof. This verification typically takes 30–45 minutes.
After verification, you will be asked to pay the admission fee. The college will provide a receipt and a formal admission confirmation letter. You may also be given information about hostel allotment, course commencement date, and further documentation requirements. Keep all receipts and letters safely; you will need them for future reference.
Phase 2 Counselling: What Comes Next
NTRUHS is expected to announce the Phase 2 BDS counselling schedule and the updated seat matrix (list of remaining vacant seats) soon on the official portal. Phase 2 will include seats vacated by candidates who did not report in Phase 1, as well as any seats that remain unfilled after Phase 1.
If you have reported and secured your Phase 1 seat, you do not need to participate in Phase 2. If you did not receive an allotment in Phase 1 or chose not to report, you will be eligible for Phase 2 if you meet the criteria. Keep checking drntr.uhsap.in for Phase 2 notifications.
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Where do I find my BDS allotment letter for AP NEET UG 2026 Phase 1?
Your allotment letter is available on the NTRUHS official portal at drntr.uhsap.in. Log in using your NEET roll number and registered password. Your allotted college, course, and seat category will be displayed on your dashboard. Download and print the allotment order immediately.
What is the last date to report to my allotted BDS college?
You must report to your allotted college by 4:00 PM on September 22, 2026. This is a strict deadline. If you do not report by this time, your seat will be cancelled and moved to Phase 2 with no guarantee of re-allotment.
What documents do I need to carry when reporting to the college?
Carry both originals and photocopies of: NEET admit card and scorecard, Class 10 and 12 marks memos and pass certificates, Transfer Certificate, study certificates for seven years of schooling, local status/nativity certificate for Andhra Pradesh, caste/income/EWS certificates if applicable, Aadhaar card, passport-size photographs, and your printed allotment order.
What happens if I miss the September 22 reporting deadline?
Your allotted seat will be forfeited immediately. The seat will be treated as vacant and added to the Phase 2 seat matrix. You may be eligible for Phase 2 counselling, but there is no guarantee you will receive a BDS seat or the same college. Many candidates who miss Phase 1 reporting do not secure a seat.
Can I report late or request an extension of the reporting deadline?
No. NTRUHS does not grant extensions or allow late reporting under any circumstance. The 4:00 PM deadline on September 22, 2026, is final and applies to all candidates equally.
How much is the admission fee, and what payment modes are accepted?
The admission fee amount and accepted payment modes (cash, demand draft, online transfer) vary by college. Check your allotted college's website or call their admission office to confirm the exact fee and payment instructions before reporting.
When will Phase 2 BDS counselling be announced?
NTRUHS is expected to notify the Phase 2 BDS counselling schedule and the updated seat matrix soon on drntr.uhsap.in. Keep checking the portal regularly for announcements. Phase 2 will include seats vacated by candidates who did not report in Phase 1.
Can I change my allotted college or course after receiving the Phase 1 allotment?
No. Once you receive a Phase 1 allotment, you cannot change your college or course. You must either report to the allotted college by the deadline or forfeit the seat. If you wish to try for a different college, you can participate in Phase 2 counselling, but there is no assurance of a seat.
Act immediately: download your allotment letter from drntr.uhsap.in, verify your college details, and begin gathering documents. Mark September 22, 2026, 4:00 PM as a non-negotiable deadline on your calendar—missing it will cost you your BDS seat. Plan your travel, confirm the college's exact reporting location and time, and arrive early to avoid last-minute stress.
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