The Dr NTR University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS) in Andhra Pradesh has released the final seat allotment for NEET UG Phase 1 under the Competent Authority Quota for 2026. All candidates who have been allotted MBBS or BDS seats must now report physically to their assigned colleges by September 7, 2026. Missing this deadline means losing your seat entirely—it will then be offered to candidates in the next counselling phase. This is a critical window: reporting is not optional, and delays have permanent consequences.
Download your allotment order from drntr.uhsap.in immediately and report to your college by September 7, 2026, or your seat will be cancelled.
What Has Been Released and When
On September 3, 2026, NTRUHS published the final allotment list for Phase 1 of the Competent Authority Quota counselling. This follows a provisional list released on September 2, 2026. The university has now closed the window for candidates to raise objections or report discrepancies, treating the provisional list as final and binding.
The allotment covers both MBBS and BDS courses across Andhra Pradesh medical and dental colleges. Candidates can access their allotment order on the official NTRUHS portal at drntr.uhsap.in by entering their NEET UG roll number and date of birth.
The September 7 Reporting Deadline: Why It Matters
Reporting to your allotted college is not a formality—it is the legal step that secures your admission. Candidates must appear in person at the college's admission office, submit their allotment order, present original certificates for verification, and complete document verification and fee payment. This process cannot be done online or by proxy.
Any candidate who does not report by September 7, 2026, will automatically lose their seat. The college will then declare the position vacant, and it will be offered to the next eligible candidate in the subsequent counselling phase. There are no extensions, no exceptions, and no way to reclaim a forfeited seat after the deadline passes.
How to Download Your Allotment Order
Downloading your allotment order is the first step. Visit drntr.uhsap.in in any web browser and navigate to the Admissions or Latest Notifications section. Look for the Phase 1 Competent Authority Quota final allotment link for MBBS and BDS courses.
Enter your NEET UG roll number and date of birth as requested. The system will display your allotment order, which will show your assigned college, course (MBBS or BDS), category, and all reporting instructions. Print multiple copies of this order—you will need the original at the college, and it is wise to keep extras for your records.
Documents You Must Carry to the College
Reporting without the correct documents can result in your seat being cancelled. NTRUHS requires both original documents and self-attested photocopies. Prepare a folder with all items well before your reporting date so you do not miss the deadline due to missing paperwork.
The following documents are mandatory: your printed allotment order, NEET UG scorecard and admit card, Class 10 marksheet and pass certificate, Class 12 marksheet and pass certificate, Transfer Certificate from your last school or college, proof of six years of study in Andhra Pradesh, any applicable category certificate (SC/ST/OBC), EWS certificate if applicable, PwBD certificate if applicable, Aadhaar card, one government-issued photo ID (such as a passport or driving licence), and recent passport-size photographs (typically 4–6 copies). Missing even one document may lead to rejection.
- Printed Phase 1 allotment order
- NEET UG scorecard and admit card
- Class 10 marksheet and pass certificate
- Class 12 marksheet and pass certificate
- Transfer Certificate from last institution
- Six years of study certificates in Andhra Pradesh
- Category, EWS, or PwBD certificate (if applicable)
- Aadhaar card and government photo ID
- Recent passport-size photographs
The Reporting Process at Your College
Reporting is a physical, in-person process. You must visit your allotted college on any working day within the reporting window (by September 7, 2026). Go to the admission cell or admissions office and submit your allotment order. College staff will verify your original documents against the photocopies you provide.
After verification, you will be required to pay the first-year tuition fee through the payment method specified by the college (usually bank transfer, demand draft, or online payment). Once payment is complete, the college will issue you a joining report or admission confirmation letter. Keep this document safely—you will need it for future counselling rounds, hostel allotment, or any other college-related processes.
What Happens If You Miss the Deadline
If you do not report by September 7, 2026, your seat will be forfeited automatically. The college will not hold your place, and no appeal or request for an extension will be entertained. Your seat will be declared vacant and offered to the next candidate on the merit list in Phase 2 counselling.
This is a permanent loss. You cannot reclaim the seat later, even if you change your mind or face a genuine emergency. The only way to secure another seat is to participate in Phase 2 counselling, where you will compete with other candidates for remaining vacancies. Plan your travel and document collection now to avoid any last-minute rush.
What to Expect in Phase 2 Counselling
After the Phase 1 reporting deadline closes on September 7, 2026, NTRUHS will publish a list of vacant seats. These vacancies arise from candidates who did not report, candidates who withdrew, or seats that were not filled in Phase 1. Phase 2 counselling will then begin, and candidates who did not get a seat in Phase 1, or who wish to upgrade their college or course, can participate.
Watch the NTRUHS portal (drntr.uhsap.in) for the Phase 2 notification. The exact dates and registration process will be announced separately. If you are allotted a seat in Phase 1 but are considering waiting for Phase 2, remember that forfeiting a confirmed seat is risky—Phase 2 vacancies are limited and competition is high.
Practical Checklist for the Next 4 Days
You have only four days from the allotment release (September 3) to the reporting deadline (September 7). Use this time wisely. Start by logging into drntr.uhsap.in and downloading your allotment order. Check the college name, course, and category carefully. If there is any error, contact NTRUHS immediately—do not wait.
Next, gather all your original documents and arrange them in a folder. Make self-attested photocopies of each. Confirm the college's location, working hours, and the exact office where you need to report. Arrange your travel and accommodation if the college is far from your home. Confirm the fee amount and payment method with the college in advance. Finally, plan to reach the college at least one day before the deadline to avoid any last-minute travel delays.
- Download allotment order from drntr.uhsap.in today
- Verify college name, course, and category on the order
- Collect all original certificates and make self-attested copies
- Confirm fee amount and payment method with the college
- Arrange travel and accommodation if needed
- Plan to report at least one day before September 7 deadline
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Where do I download my AP NEET UG Phase 1 allotment order?
Visit drntr.uhsap.in in any web browser. Click on the Admissions or Latest Notifications section, find the Phase 1 Competent Authority Quota final allotment link for MBBS and BDS, enter your NEET UG roll number and date of birth, and download your allotment order. Print multiple copies.
What is the last date to report to my allotted college?
The reporting deadline is September 7, 2026. You must report in person at your allotted college on any working day on or before this date. After September 7, your seat will be cancelled automatically.
What documents do I need to carry when reporting to the college?
You must carry originals and self-attested photocopies of: your allotment order, NEET UG scorecard and admit card, Class 10 and 12 marksheets and pass certificates, Transfer Certificate, proof of six years of study in Andhra Pradesh, category/EWS/PwBD certificate (if applicable), Aadhaar card, government photo ID, and passport-size photographs. Missing any document may result in seat cancellation.
Can I report online or by proxy, or do I have to go in person?
No. Reporting is a physical, in-person process only. You must visit the college's admission office, submit your allotment order, present original documents for verification, and pay the fee in person. No online or proxy reporting is allowed.
What happens if I miss the September 7 reporting deadline?
Your seat will be forfeited automatically. The college will not hold your place, and no extension or appeal will be granted. Your seat will be offered to the next candidate in Phase 2 counselling. You cannot reclaim it later.
Can I get an extension if I have a genuine emergency?
No. The reporting deadline is fixed at September 7, 2026, and NTRUHS does not grant extensions under any circumstances. Plan your travel and document collection now to meet the deadline.
What is the difference between the provisional and final allotment lists?
The provisional list was released on September 2, 2026, and gave candidates a window to raise objections or report discrepancies. That window has now closed. The provisional list has been treated as final and binding. No further changes will be made.
When will Phase 2 counselling begin, and what seats will be available?
Phase 2 counselling will begin after the Phase 1 reporting deadline closes on September 7, 2026. NTRUHS will then publish a list of vacant seats (from candidates who did not report, withdrew, or other reasons). Watch drntr.uhsap.in for the Phase 2 notification with exact dates and registration details.
Download your allotment order today, gather all required documents, and plan your college visit well before September 7, 2026. Reporting is not optional—it is the only way to secure your MBBS or BDS seat. Do not delay or assume you can report later; the deadline is absolute and non-negotiable.
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