Dr NTR UHS Andhra Pradesh NEET PG 2026-27 Management Quota: Not Eligible List

Dr NTR University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS), Andhra Pradesh, has published the Not Eligible List for Management Quota postgraduate medical degree and diploma admission for 2026-27. Two candidates have been declared ineligible after verification of their uploaded certificates. The primary reason for rejection is that the documents submitted do not match the registered candidate's details. If you believe you have been wrongly listed or can provide corrected documents, you have until 3:00 PM on 10 November 2026 to file a formal grievance through the official application portal.

What is this list and why does it matter?

This is the Not Eligible List released after Dr NTR University of Health Sciences verified the scanned certificates uploaded by candidates applying for Management Quota postgraduate medical and diploma seats for the 2026-27 academic year. Management Quota seats are a portion of seats that participating medical colleges fill through their own admission process, separate from the main NEET-PG counselling.

The list shows candidates whose applications have been rejected during the document verification stage. Being on this list means your application will not proceed to merit ranking or seat allotment unless you successfully challenge the decision and have it overturned. This is a critical checkpoint — if your name appears here and you do not act, you will lose your chance at a Management Quota seat.

Who is on the Not Eligible List?

Two candidates have been declared ineligible as of 7 November 2026. Both are from the Open Category (OC) and the 'Others' region. The rejection reason for both is identical: 'Documents not related to the registered candidate.' This means the certificates they uploaded (such as MBBS degree, NEET-PG scorecard, caste/category certificate, or other required documents) do not match the name, date of birth, or other identifying details on their application registration.

• Candidate 1: JANANIE K R (Registration ID PG26MQ11007588, NEET Rank 52198, Score 398)
• Candidate 2: VIGNESH KUMAR R (Registration ID PG26MQ11007586, NEET Rank 95966, Score 319)

Why were these candidates rejected? Understanding 'Documents not related to the registered candidate'

This rejection reason means there is a mismatch between the candidate's registration details and the documents uploaded. Common causes include: (1) uploading someone else's certificate by mistake; (2) a name spelling difference between your NEET-PG registration and your degree certificate (e.g., 'Jananie K R' vs 'Jananie KR' or 'Jananie Kumari R'); (3) uploading a certificate issued to a different person; (4) uploading a document with a different date of birth or other identifying information; or (5) uploading a certificate from a different candidate's file.

The university's verification team compares the name, date of birth, registration number, and other key details on each uploaded document against your application registration. If even one document does not match exactly, your entire application is flagged as ineligible. This is a strict rule designed to prevent fraud, but it also means honest mistakes — such as a typo in your registration or uploading the wrong file — can result in rejection.

What to do if you are on this list: the grievance process

If your name appears on the Not Eligible List and you believe the rejection is wrong, you have the right to file a formal grievance. The university will review your case and may overturn the decision if you provide correct supporting documents. However, you must act immediately — the deadline is strict and non-negotiable.

The grievance process is entirely online. You cannot submit grievances by email, phone, post, or in person. You must log into your application account on the official portal and raise a ticket (a formal complaint) through the system. When you raise a ticket, you will be able to upload corrected or additional documents to support your case. For example, if the rejection was due to a name spelling mismatch, you can upload a corrected certificate or an affidavit explaining the discrepancy.

Grievance deadline and how to submit

The deadline to submit a grievance is 3:00 PM on 10 November 2026. This is just three days from the notice date. Any grievance received after this time will not be considered, regardless of the reason for the delay. The university will not grant extensions or accept late submissions.

To submit a grievance: (1) Log into your application account using your registration ID and password; (2) Navigate to the grievance or ticket section; (3) Raise a new ticket describing the issue (e.g., 'Certificate name mismatch' or 'Wrong document uploaded'); (4) Attach all supporting documents as a single PDF file (see the document upload rules below); (5) Submit the ticket. You will receive a ticket number for reference. Keep this number safe — you may need it to follow up.

• Deadline: 3:00 PM on 10 November 2026 (no extensions)
• Method: Raise a ticket through your application login only
• Do NOT submit grievances by email, phone, post, or any other mode — they will not be considered
• Grievances received after the deadline will be rejected automatically

Important restriction: S2/S3 eligibility grievances only

The notice includes a critical restriction: 'Candidates who have submitted their applications opting for S2/S3 are only eligible to submit any grievances on S2/S3 eligibility. New requests will not be entertained.' This means if you selected S2 or S3 (likely referring to a specific eligibility category or stream option in the application form), you can only file a grievance about whether you meet the S2/S3 eligibility criteria. You cannot use the grievance system to request a change to a different category or to challenge other aspects of your application.

If you are on the Not Eligible List and you did NOT opt for S2/S3, this restriction does not apply to you — you can file a grievance about the document mismatch. However, if you did opt for S2/S3, ensure your grievance is specifically about S2/S3 eligibility, not about other issues.

Document upload rules: how to submit supporting documents

When you raise a grievance ticket, you will need to upload documents to support your case. The university has a specific rule: if you have multiple documents (e.g., a corrected certificate, an affidavit, and a supporting letter), you must combine them into a single PDF file before uploading. Do not upload multiple separate files — the system may reject them or they may not be reviewed.

To create a single PDF: (1) Scan or photograph each document clearly; (2) Use a PDF merger tool (free online tools are available) or your phone's built-in scanner app to combine all images into one PDF file; (3) Name the file clearly (e.g., 'Grievance_Documents_PG26MQ11007588.pdf'); (4) Upload this single PDF through the ticket system. Ensure the PDF is legible and all text is readable — blurry or dark scans may be rejected.

• Combine all documents into ONE PDF file
• Do not upload multiple separate files
• Ensure the PDF is clear and legible
• Name the file descriptively

What happens after you submit a grievance?

After you submit a grievance ticket, the university's verification team will review your case and the documents you have provided. They will check whether the new documents match your registration details and whether the original rejection was justified. The review process typically takes a few days to a week, depending on the volume of grievances received.

If your grievance is upheld (i.e., the rejection is overturned), your name will be removed from the Not Eligible List and your application will proceed to merit ranking. If your grievance is rejected, you will be notified and your application will remain ineligible. The university may also revise the merit list if discrepancies or ineligibility are identified during subsequent verification processes — so even if you are not on this list now, you could be added later if issues are found.

Important note: the merit list may be revised

The notice states: 'The Merit List may be revised if discrepancies or ineligibility are identified during subsequent verification processes.' This means the Not Eligible List you are seeing now is not final. As the university continues to verify documents, more candidates may be added to the ineligible list, or some may be removed if grievances are upheld. Do not assume that being absent from this list means you are definitely eligible — further verification rounds may change the status.

Similarly, if you are on this list and you do not file a grievance, or if your grievance is rejected, you will remain ineligible for the Management Quota seats. However, you may still be eligible for other quota seats (such as state quota or all-India quota) if you participate in the main NEET-PG counselling conducted by the state or MCC.

Technical support and contact details

If you encounter any technical problems while raising a grievance ticket or uploading documents, the university has provided contact details for support. Do not delay — contact them immediately so they can help you resolve the issue before the 3 PM deadline on 10 November 2026.

Support contact details: Mobile Nos: 9000780707 or 8008250842; Email: ap.uhs.support@aptonline.in. When you contact them, have your Registration ID and NEET Roll Number ready. Explain the technical issue clearly and ask for assistance. However, note that technical support cannot extend the grievance deadline — they can only help you submit your grievance on time.

• Mobile: 9000780707 or 8008250842
• Email: ap.uhs.support@aptonline.in
• Have your Registration ID and NEET Roll Number ready when you contact them

Common mistakes that lead to rejection: how to avoid them

Based on the rejection reason in this list, here are the most common mistakes that cause document-candidate mismatch rejections: (1) Uploading a certificate with a different name spelling (e.g., 'Jananie' vs 'Jananee'); (2) Uploading someone else's document by accident; (3) Uploading an old or expired certificate; (4) Uploading a certificate with a different date of birth; (5) Uploading a certificate issued to a different person with a similar name; (6) Uploading a photocopy or screenshot instead of a clear scan of the original; (7) Uploading a certificate that does not match your NEET-PG registration details.

To avoid rejection: (1) Before uploading any document, carefully compare the name, date of birth, and other details on the certificate with your application registration; (2) If there is a spelling difference, correct your registration first or upload an affidavit explaining the discrepancy; (3) Ensure you are uploading YOUR documents, not someone else's; (4) Upload clear, legible scans of original certificates; (5) Double-check every document before clicking 'submit'; (6) Keep copies of all documents you upload for your records.

Frequently asked questions

If your name is on this Not Eligible List, act immediately. You have until 3:00 PM on 10 November 2026 to file a formal grievance through your application login. Log in, raise a ticket, upload your corrected or supporting documents as a single PDF, and submit. If you face technical issues, contact the support team at 9000780707, 8008250842, or ap.uhs.support@aptonline.in right away. Do not delay — missing the deadline will end your chance at a Management Quota seat.