Dr NTR University of Health Sciences has released the final round of MBBS seat allotments for Andhra Pradesh NEET UG 2026. This Phase 3 round covers both Competent Authority Quota (CQ) and Management Quota (MQ) seats—the last opportunity to secure an MBBS place in the state. Candidates allotted seats must report to their colleges by strict deadlines: October 19 for CQ and October 21 for MQ. Missing these dates will result in automatic cancellation of your allotted seat, with no further rounds to follow.
Phase 3 is Andhra Pradesh's final MBBS allotment round—report by October 19 (CQ) or October 21 (MQ) at your allotted college, or lose your seat permanently.
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Unlock My College ListWhat is Phase 3 and why does it matter for MBBS aspirants?
Phase 3 represents the state's last mop-up counselling round for MBBS seats. It fills vacancies that remained unfilled after Phase 1 and Phase 2 allotments. Both government and private medical college seats are included in this round, making it a critical opportunity for candidates who did not secure a seat earlier.
This is genuinely your final chance. Once Phase 3 reporting closes on October 21, no further CQ or MQ rounds will be conducted by NTRUHS. Any candidate who misses the reporting deadline will have their allotted seat cancelled permanently, with no option to participate in future rounds under these quotas.
Key dates for Phase 3 MBBS allotment and reporting
The timeline for Phase 3 is compressed and non-negotiable. Web option entry closed on October 16 at 3:00 PM. Allotment results were released between October 17 and 19, 2026, and are now live on the official portal.
- Web option entry deadline: October 16, 2026 (3:00 PM)
- Allotment release window: October 17–19, 2026
- CQ candidate reporting deadline: October 19, 2026
- MQ candidate reporting deadline: October 21, 2026
Where to find your Phase 3 allotment letter online
Your allotment result is available on the official NTRUHS portal at drntr.uhsap.in. The allotment lists are published as college-wise PDF documents. You do not need to log in or enter an OTP to view the document—it is publicly accessible.
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To locate your allotment, open the college-wise PDF file and search using either your NEET roll number or your name. Once you find your entry, download and print the allotment letter immediately. This letter is your proof of allotment and will be required during the reporting process at your college.
- Visit drntr.uhsap.in
- Click on the Phase 3 allotment notification link
- Open the college-wise allotment PDF
- Search by NEET roll number or name
- Download and print your allotment letter
What seats are available in Phase 3? Government vs. private colleges
Phase 3 vacancies are concentrated in newer government medical colleges and private institutions. Seats in top-tier government colleges like Andhra Medical College and Guntur Medical College are extremely limited—fewer than ten MBBS positions remain under CQ in these institutions.
If you are allotted a seat in a newer government college or a private medical college, it is still a valid MBBS seat and a genuine opportunity to begin your medical education. The quality of medical training depends on your effort and engagement, not solely on the college's age or reputation. Many newer government colleges have been established with modern infrastructure and qualified faculty.
Documents you must carry for offline reporting at your college
Reporting is conducted offline at your allotted medical college. You must bring original documents for verification and complete the process within the stated deadline. Failure to report on time will result in automatic seat cancellation.
Prepare and organize all required documents before your reporting date. Carry both original documents and attested photocopies. You will also need to pay the first-year tuition fee at the college during reporting.
- Phase 3 allotment letter (printed)
- NEET UG 2026 scorecard and admit card
- Class 10 and Class 12 marksheets
- Transfer certificate and conduct certificate
- Study and residence certificates for Classes 6 to 12
- Caste certificate (if applicable)
- Income certificate (if applicable)
- Aadhaar card
- Recent passport-size photographs (4–6 copies)
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How to report at your allotted college: step-by-step process
Visit your allotted medical college in person on or before your reporting deadline. Present your allotment letter and original documents to the college admission office. The college will verify your documents and confirm your admission.
After verification, you will be required to pay the first-year tuition fee. The college will provide you with a receipt and further instructions regarding hostel allotment, course registration, and orientation dates. Keep all receipts and documents safely for future reference.
- Arrive at your allotted college before the deadline
- Submit your allotment letter and original documents
- Undergo document verification by the college
- Pay the first-year tuition fee
- Collect admission receipt and further instructions
- Note down hostel allotment and orientation dates
What happens if you miss the reporting deadline?
If you do not report to your allotted college by October 19 (CQ) or October 21 (MQ), your seat will be automatically cancelled. There is no grace period, no appeal process, and no second chance. NTRUHS will not conduct any further CQ or MQ rounds after Phase 3 closes.
Missing the deadline means you will not secure an MBBS seat in Andhra Pradesh for the 2026 academic year under these quotas. Plan your travel and document preparation well in advance to avoid any last-minute complications.
What to watch for after October 21: stray vacancy notices
After the Phase 3 reporting deadline closes on October 21, NTRUHS may issue a stray vacancy notice if any MBBS seats remain unfilled. This would occur if some candidates who were allotted seats did not report or if seats were surrendered after reporting.
Monitor the drntr.uhsap.in portal regularly after October 21 for any stray vacancy announcements. However, do not rely on this—treat Phase 3 as your final opportunity and report on time if you have been allotted a seat.
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
When is the Phase 3 MBBS allotment result available, and where do I check it?
The Phase 3 allotment result was released between October 17 and 19, 2026, and is now live on the official NTRUHS portal at drntr.uhsap.in. Allotments are published as college-wise PDF documents. You can search using your NEET roll number or name without needing to log in. Download and print your allotment letter immediately.
What is the reporting deadline for Phase 3 MBBS seats?
CQ (Competent Authority Quota) candidates must report by October 19, 2026. MQ (Management Quota) candidates must report by October 21, 2026. These are strict deadlines—missing them will result in automatic cancellation of your allotted seat with no further opportunity.
Is Phase 3 the final round of MBBS counselling in Andhra Pradesh?
Yes, Phase 3 is the final mop-up round for CQ and MQ seats. No further CQ or MQ counselling rounds will be conducted after Phase 3 closes. If you are allotted a seat in Phase 3 and miss the reporting deadline, you will not secure an MBBS seat in Andhra Pradesh for 2026 under these quotas.
What documents do I need to carry when reporting to my allotted college?
Carry your Phase 3 allotment letter, NEET scorecard and admit card, Class 10 and 12 marksheets, transfer and conduct certificates, study and residence certificates for Classes 6–12, caste and income certificates (if applicable), Aadhaar card, and 4–6 passport-size photographs. Bring both original documents and attested photocopies. You will also need to pay the first-year tuition fee.
Can I view the allotment list without logging in or entering an OTP?
Yes. The college-wise allotment PDFs are publicly accessible on drntr.uhsap.in. You do not need login credentials or an OTP to view the document. Simply visit the portal, find the college-wise PDF, and search using your NEET roll number or name.
What seats are available in Phase 3? Are there seats in top government colleges?
Phase 3 vacancies are mostly in newer government medical colleges and private institutions. Top government colleges like Andhra Medical College and Guntur Medical College have fewer than ten MBBS seats remaining under CQ. If you are allotted a seat in a newer government or private college, it is still a valid MBBS opportunity.
What happens if I don't report by the deadline?
Your allotted seat will be automatically cancelled. There is no grace period, appeal process, or second chance. You will not secure an MBBS seat in Andhra Pradesh for 2026 under CQ or MQ quotas. Plan your travel and document preparation in advance to meet the deadline.
Will there be a stray round after Phase 3 closes?
NTRUHS may issue a stray vacancy notice if any MBBS seats remain unfilled after Phase 3 reporting closes on October 21. However, do not rely on this. Treat Phase 3 as your final opportunity and report on time if you have been allotted a seat. Monitor drntr.uhsap.in after October 21 for any stray vacancy announcements.
If you have been allotted a Phase 3 MBBS seat, download your allotment letter immediately, gather all required documents, and plan to report to your college before October 19 (CQ) or October 21 (MQ). This is your final chance—missing the deadline will cancel your seat permanently. After reporting, keep all receipts and follow the college's instructions for hostel allotment and orientation.
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