AP NEET UG Phase 2 MBBS Allotment 2026: Check Your Seat & Raise Objections

Dr NTR University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS) in Andhra Pradesh has released the Phase 2 provisional allotment list for MBBS seats under the Competent Authority Quota on its official portal. This round fills seats that remained vacant after Phase 1, including positions from candidates who did not join and those who exercised the Free Exit option. If you participated in Phase 2 counselling, you must check your allotment status immediately and raise any objections before the 3 PM deadline today—missing this window could lock you into an incorrect allocation.

What Is Phase 2 Counselling and Why Does It Matter?

Phase 2 counselling in Andhra Pradesh NEET UG admission is a second round of seat allocation that occurs after Phase 1 concludes. It serves a critical function: filling seats that were not filled in the first round. These vacant seats come from three sources: candidates who were allotted a seat in Phase 1 but chose not to join the college, candidates who used the Free Exit facility (a one-time option to withdraw without penalty), and seats that remained unallocated despite eligible candidates being available.

For many aspirants, Phase 2 represents a genuine second chance. If you did not receive a seat in Phase 1, or if you received one but it was not your preferred college or course, Phase 2 offers fresh opportunities. The allotment includes government medical colleges, private unaided non-minority colleges, and minority medical colleges across Andhra Pradesh. Understanding the structure of Phase 2 helps you navigate the process strategically and make informed decisions about your seat.

How to Check Your Phase 2 MBBS Allotment Today

The provisional allotment list is now live on the official NTRUHS portal at drntr.uhsap.in. Checking your allotment is straightforward and takes only a few minutes. You will need your NEET UG 2026 roll number and the login credentials you registered with during the counselling process. Keep these details handy before you begin.

Once you log in, locate the Phase 2 provisional allotment link on the portal homepage. Enter your roll number and any other required information, then submit. The system will display your allotted college name, the course (MBBS), and the category under which you have been allotted. Download and save a PDF copy of this allotment immediately—you will need it for verification, fee payment, and reporting at the college. Do not rely on memory or a screenshot alone; a downloaded copy is your official record.

• Visit drntr.uhsap.in on your computer or mobile browser
• Click the Phase 2 provisional allotment link
• Enter your NEET UG 2026 roll number and login credentials
• View your allotted college, course, and category
• Download and save the allotment letter as a PDF
• Note the college name and reporting date for future reference

Understanding the Objection Process: Your Last Chance to Correct Errors

The objection window is open for only a few hours—until 3 PM on September 21, 2026. This is an unusually tight deadline, and it exists because NTRUHS must process objections and release the final allotment quickly. If you spot any error in your provisional allotment—such as an incorrect college name, wrong course, wrong category, or any other discrepancy—you must raise an objection immediately. Do not assume the error will be corrected automatically or that you can fix it later. Once the 3 PM deadline passes, the provisional list becomes final, and you will be bound by whatever is listed.

Common errors that warrant an objection include: your name or roll number being misspelled, being allotted a college you did not choose, being allotted under the wrong category (e.g., General instead of OBC), or being allotted a seat despite being ineligible. If you believe any of these apply to you, act now. Waiting until after 3 PM will not give you another chance to correct the record.

• Objections must be submitted before 3 PM on September 21, 2026
• Log in to the NTRUHS portal using your registered credentials
• Open the objection or grievance link for Phase 2 allotment
• Select the specific issue from the dropdown menu
• Upload any supporting documents (e.g., scanned certificates, identity proof)
• Submit the objection and save the acknowledgement reference number
• Use the reference number to track your objection status later

Who Is Eligible for Phase 2 Counselling?

Not every NEET UG 2026 candidate is eligible for Phase 2. NTRUHS has set clear eligibility criteria based on the merit list and your actions in Phase 1. Understanding whether you qualify is essential before you check your allotment.

You are eligible for Phase 2 if: (1) your name appears on the final NEET UG 2026 merit list dated August 29, 2026, or on any addendum list issued by NTRUHS after that date; (2) you were allotted a seat in Phase 1 but did not report or join the college; or (3) you were allotted a seat in Phase 1, joined, but later used the Free Exit facility to withdraw. However, if you used the Free Exit facility after Phase 1, you are barred from Phase 2 and all subsequent phases. Your name will not appear in any future allotment list, and you cannot participate in counselling again this year. This is a permanent exclusion, so the Free Exit option should be used only if you are certain you do not wish to pursue MBBS in Andhra Pradesh this year.

• You must be on the final merit list dated August 29, 2026, or a later addendum list
• You can participate if you were allotted in Phase 1 but did not join
• You can participate if you joined in Phase 1 but used Free Exit to withdraw
• You cannot participate if you used Free Exit—you are permanently barred from Phase 2 onwards
• Verify your eligibility on the NTRUHS portal before checking your allotment

Fee Payment and Reporting: What Happens After Allotment?

Once the final allotment list is released (expected in the coming days), selected candidates must pay the prescribed university fee to NTRUHS to confirm their seat. The university fee for Phase 2 seats is Rs 12,600. However, if you already paid this fee during Phase 1 counselling, you do not need to pay again—even if your allotted college or seat category has changed in Phase 2. This is an important rule that can save you money and hassle. Keep your Phase 1 fee receipt safe as proof of payment.

After fee payment, you will receive reporting instructions from NTRUHS. These instructions will specify the date, time, and location where you must report in person at your allotted college. You will need to bring original certificates (10th and 12th mark sheets, NEET admit card, NEET result, caste certificate if applicable, and any other documents specified by the college) and identity proof. Prepare these documents now so you are not scrambling at the last minute. Failure to report by the specified date and time may result in forfeiture of your seat.

• University fee for Phase 2 is Rs 12,600
• If you paid the fee in Phase 1, you do not need to pay again
• Fee payment confirms your seat and is mandatory
• Reporting instructions will be issued after the final allotment list
• Bring original certificates and identity proof to the college on the reporting date
• Failure to report on time may result in loss of your seat

Important Dates and Timeline for Phase 2

Staying on top of the timeline is crucial to avoid missing deadlines. Phase 2 counselling has already progressed through the option entry stage (September 16–18, 2026), and you are now at the provisional allotment stage. The next critical date is today: the objection deadline at 3 PM on September 21, 2026. After that, NTRUHS will process objections and release the final allotment list, followed by fee payment and reporting instructions.

Mark these dates on your calendar and set phone reminders if necessary. Missing even one deadline can jeopardize your seat. The provisional allotment is not final—it is subject to objections and corrections. However, once the final allotment is released, it is binding. You must then pay the fee and report to your college as instructed.

• Web options entry: September 16–18, 2026 (already closed)
• Provisional allotment release: September 21, 2026 (today)
• Objection deadline: September 21, 2026 at 3 PM (today)
• Final allotment list: Expected in the coming days
• Fee payment and reporting: Dates to be announced after final allotment

What to Do Right Now: Your Action Checklist

Time is running out. You have only a few hours to check your allotment and raise any objections. Here is exactly what you need to do, in order, starting immediately.

First, open your web browser and go to drntr.uhsap.in. Log in with your NEET UG 2026 roll number and registered password. Find and click the Phase 2 provisional allotment link. Enter your details and view your allotment. Download and save the allotment letter as a PDF. Second, carefully review the allotment. Check that your name, roll number, allotted college, course, and category are all correct. If you spot any error, do not delay—log back into the portal, open the objection link, describe the error, upload any supporting documents, and submit before 3 PM. Save the acknowledgement reference number. Third, after submitting any objection, monitor the portal for the final allotment list and reporting instructions in the coming days. Keep your allotment letter and objection receipt safe.

• Log in to drntr.uhsap.in immediately
• Check your Phase 2 provisional allotment
• Download and save your allotment letter
• Verify all details: name, roll number, college, course, category
• If there is an error, submit an objection before 3 PM today
• Save the objection acknowledgement reference number
• Monitor the portal for the final allotment list
• Prepare your original certificates for reporting

Why the Tight Objection Deadline Matters

The 3 PM objection deadline on the same day as the provisional allotment release is tight, but it is intentional. NTRUHS must process objections quickly and release the final allotment so that candidates have time to pay fees and report to their colleges. The entire counselling process is time-bound by regulations, and delays at any stage cascade through the system. This is why the university cannot extend the objection window—doing so would push back all subsequent dates and compress the time available for reporting.

For you, this means there is no room for procrastination. You cannot check your allotment in the evening and plan to raise an objection tomorrow. You must act today, within the next few hours. If you are unsure about whether something is an error, err on the side of caution and raise an objection. It is better to submit an objection that turns out to be unnecessary than to miss the deadline and be stuck with an incorrect allotment for the entire year.

• The tight deadline ensures the counselling process stays on schedule
• Delays in objections would push back fee payment and reporting dates
• There is no extension or second chance for objections
• Check your allotment and raise objections today, not tomorrow
• When in doubt, submit an objection rather than risk missing the deadline

Frequently asked questions

Check your Phase 2 allotment on drntr.uhsap.in immediately and raise any objections before 3 PM today—this is your only chance to correct errors before the final allotment is locked in. Monitor the portal closely over the next few days for the final allotment list and reporting instructions, and prepare your original certificates now so you are ready to report to your college on the specified date.