Telangana's Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS) is preparing to announce Phase 1 seat allotment results for NEET UG 2026 MBBS and BDS candidates. After the web options submission window closed on September 1, 2026 at noon, the university is now processing merit ranks and candidate preferences to generate provisional allotment letters. Results are expected between September 2 and September 3 on the official portals knruhs.telangana.gov.in and tsmedadm.tsche.in. For Telangana NEET aspirants, understanding the allotment timeline, expected cutoff ranges, fee payment process, and mandatory college reporting steps is critical to securing your seat.
KNRUHS Phase 1 allotment results are expected September 2–3 evening; candidates must pay ₹12,000 university fee online, download their allotment order, and physically report to their assigned college with original certificates within the stipulated deadline or face disqualification from all future counselling rounds.
When will KNRUHS TS NEET UG 2026 Phase 1 results be released?
KNRUHS is expected to declare Phase 1 seat allotment results between the evening of September 2 and September 3, 2026. The exact release time is projected to fall between 6:00 PM and 9:00 PM, though this may vary depending on the complexity of processing preferences across government, private un-aided non-minority, and minority medical colleges.
Once results are published on tsmedadm.tsche.in and knruhs.telangana.gov.in, the university will send automated SMS notifications to the registered mobile numbers of allotted candidates. Candidates should not wait for the SMS alone—log into the portal immediately using your NEET registration number and password to check your allotment status and download your provisional allotment order.
Expected NEET UG cutoff ranks for top Telangana medical colleges
Based on previous year's closing trends, here are the anticipated Open Category (general merit) state rank ranges for Phase 1 allotment at major government medical colleges in Telangana. These are projections and actual cutoffs may vary depending on the number of candidates, their choices, and category-wise seat availability.
Aspirants with ranks in the lower ranges (2,500–6,500) have strong chances at premier institutions like Osmania Medical College in Hyderabad. Those with ranks between 8,000–14,000 may secure seats at Kakatiya Medical College, Warangal. Candidates with ranks above 20,000 should focus on peripheral government colleges like GMC Nalgonda or RIMS Adilabad, where cutoffs are expected to be higher.
- Osmania Medical College, Hyderabad: 2,500–6,500
- Gandhi Medical College, Secunderabad: 3,000–7,200
- Kakatiya Medical College, Warangal: 8,000–14,000
- ESI Medical College, Sanathnagar, Hyderabad: 10,000–17,500
- Government Medical College, Nizamabad: 14,000–21,000
- Government Medical College, Mahabubnagar: 16,000–24,000
- Government Medical College, Siddipet: 18,000–26,000
- Government Medical College, Suryapet: 20,000–28,500
- Government Medical College, Nalgonda: 22,000–31,000
- RIMS, Adilabad: 25,000–35,000
How to check your allotment status and download the provisional order
Once results are declared, visit tsmedadm.tsche.in and log in using your TS NEET UG 2026 registration number and password. Your allotment status will display immediately, showing the college and course (MBBS or BDS) you have been assigned. Download and print your provisional allotment order—this is your official joining letter.
If you do not receive an SMS notification within a few hours of the result release, do not assume you were not allotted. Log into the portal directly to verify. In case of login issues, contact KNRUHS technical support at 9392685856 or email tsmedadm.tech@gmail.com.
University fee payment: ₹12,000 mandatory charge and how to pay
All candidates who receive a seat allotment must pay a non-refundable University Fee of ₹12,000 online through the tsmedadm.tsche.in payment gateway. This fee is uniform across all government and private medical colleges in Telangana. Payment can be made using a debit card, credit card, or internet banking. Only after successful payment will you be able to download your final provisional allotment order and joining instructions.
If your payment fails or you experience a duplicate deduction due to a network glitch, do not raise a bank chargeback. Instead, email your transaction IDs and a written representation to knruhs.doublepayments@gmail.com. Refunds for duplicate payments will be processed directly to your bank account after the completion of final admissions. For payment-related queries, call 9618240276.
Essential documents required for physical college reporting
After downloading your allotment order and paying the university fee, you must physically report to the Principal of your assigned medical college within the deadline specified in your joining letter. Bring all original documents for verification—colleges will retain these documents in their custody and will not return them unless you formally discontinue the course under university regulations.
Missing any required document or failing to report within the stipulated timeframe will result in automatic cancellation of your admission. Additionally, you will be permanently barred from exercising web options in all subsequent counselling rounds, meaning you lose the chance to secure a seat in later phases.
- Printout of your TS NEET UG 2026 Provisional Allotment Order
- NEET UG 2026 Scorecard and Admit Card
- SSC (Class 10) and Intermediate (Class 12) mark memos
- Study Certificate and Domicile/Residence Certificate
- Caste Certificate, EWS Certificate, PWD Certificate, or other applicable category certificate
- Proof of University Fee payment (receipt from tsmedadm.tsche.in)
- College tuition fee payment receipt (if already paid)
College tuition fees: Government vs. private medical colleges
The ₹12,000 University Fee is mandatory and uniform for all candidates. However, college tuition fees differ between government and private institutions. For government medical colleges, tuition fees are specified on the respective college's portal or in your joining order. For private un-aided non-minority and minority medical colleges, tuition fees are governed by state regulation G.O.Ms.No. 98 (HM&FW(C1) Department, dated 07.08.2026) and must be paid directly to the college at the time of physical reporting.
Ensure you clarify the exact tuition fee amount for your allotted college before reporting. Private colleges may have different fee structures, so check your joining letter or contact the college directly to avoid delays during admission completion.
Seat reservation categories and quota breakdown in Telangana
KNRUHS allocates seats across multiple reservation categories to ensure equitable access. The seat matrix includes 15% for Scheduled Castes (SC), 10% for Scheduled Tribes (ST), 29% across Backward Class sub-groups (BC-A, BC-B, BC-C, BC-D, BC-E), and 10% for Economically Weaker Sections (EWS). Additionally, special quotas exist for PWD (Persons with Disability), PMC (Physically Handicapped), CAP (Competent Authority), and SCCL (Scheduled Caste/Tribe) candidates.
An 85% local reservation policy applies to Telangana domicile candidates across government and private medical institutions. Minority Medical Colleges have specific rules: Competent Authority Quota seats in these colleges are reserved exclusively for eligible Muslim Minority candidates. However, Muslim Minority candidates who opted for choices in non-minority colleges remain eligible for general Competent Authority Quota seats based on their overall state merit rank.
Critical rule: Non-reporting leads to permanent disqualification from future rounds
This is one of the most important rules to understand. If you receive a seat allotment in Phase 1 but fail to pay the university fee or report to your assigned college within the deadline, your admission will be automatically cancelled. More critically, you will be permanently barred from exercising web options in all subsequent counselling rounds—meaning you cannot participate in Phase 2, Phase 3, or any future allotment rounds.
This rule exists to prevent seat blocking, where candidates artificially hold seats without intending to join. If you are unsure about accepting a particular college or course, carefully review your web options before the submission deadline. Once allotted, you are expected to join. If you have genuine reasons for not joining (such as a medical emergency), contact KNRUHS immediately to explore your options before the reporting deadline passes.
KNRUHS helpline and support contacts for allotment queries
KNRUHS provides dedicated support during office hours (10:30 AM to 5:00 PM) for candidates with technical, administrative, or payment-related issues. Keep these contact numbers handy for quick resolution of problems.
If you experience difficulties logging into tsmedadm.tsche.in, have questions about your allotment, or need clarification on admission guidelines, reach out to the appropriate helpline. Email support is also available for technical issues and double-payment refund requests.
- Rules & Regulations Clarification: 7901098840, 9490585796
- Technical Portal Issues: 9392685856, 9059672216, 7842136688
- Online Payment Issues: 9618240276
- Official Technical Email: tsmedadm.tech@gmail.com
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When exactly will KNRUHS release the Phase 1 seat allotment result?
KNRUHS is expected to release Phase 1 seat allotment results between September 2 and September 3, 2026, with the result likely to be published between 6:00 PM and 9:00 PM. The exact time may vary. Candidates will receive SMS notifications on their registered mobile numbers, but you should log into tsmedadm.tsche.in immediately to check your status rather than waiting for the SMS.
What is the expected cutoff rank for Osmania Medical College, Hyderabad?
Based on previous year's trends, the expected Open Category state rank cutoff range for Osmania Medical College, Hyderabad is 2,500–6,500. However, these are projections and actual cutoffs depend on the number of candidates, their choices, and seat availability. Your exact chances depend on your individual rank and category.
How much is the university fee and how do I pay it?
The mandatory University Fee is ₹12,000, which is uniform across all government and private medical colleges in Telangana. You must pay this fee online through the tsmedadm.tsche.in payment gateway using a debit card, credit card, or internet banking. Payment is required to download your provisional allotment order. If you experience a duplicate deduction, email knruhs.doublepayments@gmail.com with your transaction IDs for a refund.
What happens if I don't report to my allotted college within the deadline?
If you receive a seat allotment but fail to pay the university fee or report to the college within the stipulated timeframe, your admission will be automatically cancelled. More importantly, you will be permanently disqualified from exercising web options in all subsequent counselling rounds (Phase 2, Phase 3, etc.), meaning you lose the opportunity to secure a seat in future allotments.
What original documents do I need to bring for physical college reporting?
You must bring: (1) Printout of your Provisional Allotment Order, (2) NEET UG Scorecard and Admit Card, (3) SSC (10th) and Intermediate (12th) mark memos, (4) Study and Domicile/Residence Certificates, (5) Caste/EWS/PWD Certificate (if applicable), and (6) Proof of University Fee payment. All original documents will be retained by the college and will not be returned unless you formally discontinue the course.
Are tuition fees the same for government and private medical colleges?
No. The ₹12,000 University Fee is uniform for all colleges. However, college tuition fees differ. For government medical colleges, fees are specified on the college portal or joining order. For private un-aided colleges, fees are governed by state regulation G.O.Ms.No. 98 and must be paid directly to the college at the time of reporting. Check your joining letter for the exact amount.
What is the 85% local reservation policy in Telangana?
Telangana enforces an 85% local reservation policy, meaning 85% of seats in government and private medical colleges are reserved for candidates who are domiciled in Telangana. The remaining 15% are open to candidates from other states. Additionally, within the 85% local quota, seats are further divided by category: 15% SC, 10% ST, 29% BC (across sub-groups), and 10% EWS.
How are seats allocated in Minority Medical Colleges?
Competent Authority Quota seats in Minority Medical Colleges are reserved exclusively for eligible Muslim Minority candidates. However, Muslim Minority candidates who opted for choices in non-minority colleges remain eligible for general Competent Authority Quota seats based on their overall state merit rank. Non-Muslim candidates cannot be allotted seats in the Minority quota of these colleges.
Mark September 2–3 on your calendar and keep your login credentials ready. Once results are declared, act quickly: check your allotment status, pay the ₹12,000 university fee immediately, download your joining letter, and plan your physical reporting to the college with all required original documents. Missing the reporting deadline will permanently disqualify you from future counselling rounds, so prioritize this step above all else.
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