Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS), Andhra Pradesh, has released the provisional allotment list for NEET PG 2026 Competent Authority Quota (CQ) Non-Service Phase-I counselling. The list shows seat allocations across multiple government and private medical colleges in the state, including ACSR Nellore, Andhra Medical College Visakhapatnam, Apollo Chittoor, and many others. This is a provisional result only—candidates must verify their allotment details immediately and report any discrepancies to the university before the deadline. The final result will be declared after the grievance window closes, and only then should candidates approach their allotted college.
Check your provisional allotment now on the NTRUHS portal; report any errors to the Selection Committee by 10 AM on 15 November 2026, after which the result becomes final.
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Unlock My College ListWhat Is This Provisional Allotment List?
This is the provisional (temporary) seat allotment for NEET PG 2026 Competent Authority Quota (CQ) Non-Service Phase-I counselling conducted by Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences. The CQ is the quota of seats that the state government fills through its own counselling process, separate from the all-India NEET-PG counselling.
The list shows which candidate has been allotted which seat at which college, based on their NEET-PG rank, category, local area eligibility, and the choices they submitted during counselling. The allotment is college-wise—meaning the document is organized by medical college, showing all candidates allotted to that college in Phase-I.
This is NOT the final allotment. It is indicative only and subject to change. Candidates cannot claim any legal right to the seat shown in this provisional list, and the result cannot be challenged in court at this stage. The university will convert it to a final allotment only after the grievance window closes.
Who Should Check This List?
Every candidate who participated in NEET PG 2026 CQ Non-Service Phase-I counselling and submitted their choice of colleges and specialties should check this list. Your name, NEET rank, NEET roll number, NEET score, gender, category, local area status, and allotted college and specialty are all shown in the list.
The list covers allotments across multiple medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh, including government colleges (ACSR Nellore, Andhra Medical College Visakhapatnam, Government Medical College Anantapur, Guntur, Eluru, Kadapa, Kurnool, Ongole, Nandyal, Machilipatnam, Vizianagaram, Srikakulam, Rajahmundry) and private/deemed colleges (Apollo Chittoor, Balaji Tirupati, Fathima Kadapa, Great Eastern Srikakulam, Gayatri Visakhapatnam, Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital Visakhapatnam, Katuri Guntur, Kurnool Medical College, Konasema Amalapuram, Maharaja Vizianagaram, Narayana Nellore, Nimra Ibrahimpatnam, NRI Chinnakakani, NRI Visakhapatnam, P.E.S. Kuppam, Dr. Pinnamaneni Gannavaram, Rangaraya Kakinada, Siddhartha Vijayawada, Santhiram Nandyal, Sri Venkateswara Tirupati, and Viswabharathi Kurnool).
How to Find Your Name in the List
The allotment list is organized by college. Each college section shows a table with columns for: Serial Number, NEET Rank, NEET Roll Number, NEET Score, Name of Candidate, Gender, Category, Local Area, Allotment Details, and Phase.
To find yourself: (1) Identify which college you had chosen or expect to be allotted to; (2) Look for that college's section in the document; (3) Search for your name in that section's table. You can also search by your NEET rank or NEET roll number if you remember it.
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The 'Allotment Details' column shows the college code, specialty code, and seat number. For example, 'ACSR - GM - SVU - OC - G --- 8' means ACSR Government Medical College, General Medicine specialty, SVU local area, OC (Open Category), General seat, seat number 8.
Understanding Your Allotment Details
Each allotment entry is coded. Here is what each part means:
• College Code (e.g., ACSR, AMCV, APLC): A short code for the medical college you are allotted to. • Specialty Code (e.g., GM = General Medicine, OBG = Obstetrics & Gynaecology, PAED = Paediatrics, ANES = Anaesthesia, ORTHO = Orthopaedics, ENT, DVL, RD, GS, PM, OPTHAL, PSY, ANES, MICRO, PATH, SPM, PHARM, BIO, ANAT, FM, HA, DCP, DPH, DLO, DDVL, NM, RT, EM, TM, DCP): The postgraduate medical specialty you are allotted to. • Local Area (SVU, AU, APNL): SVU = Sri Venkateswara University area (local to that region); AU = Andhra University area; APNL = All-Andhra Pradesh Non-Local. • Category (OC, BCB, BCA, BCD, BCE, SC1, SC2, SC3, ST): Your caste/community category as per your NEET-PG registration. • Seat Type (G, F, PH): G = General seat; F = Female seat; PH = Person with Disability seat. • Seat Number: The specific seat number allotted to you at that college in that specialty.
Critical: Grievance Deadline — 10 AM on 15 November 2026
This is the most important date. If you find ANY error or discrepancy in your allotment—wrong name spelling, wrong category, wrong specialty, wrong college, missing allotment when you expected one—you MUST report it to the Selection Committee, Dr. NTR UHS, Vijayawada IMMEDIATELY.
The deadline is 10:00 AM on 15 November 2026 (tomorrow, if you are reading this on 14 November). After this time, the provisional result will be treated as FINAL, and no further changes will be accepted.
⚠️ CRITICAL TRAP: Grievances must be submitted ONLY through your Candidates Application Login on the NTRUHS portal. Emails, phone calls, letters, or any other mode will NOT be accepted and will NOT be entertained. Do not waste time trying other channels—use the portal login only.
How to Report a Discrepancy
1. Log in to the NTRUHS counselling portal using your NEET-PG registration credentials (username and password). 2. Navigate to the grievance or discrepancy reporting section (usually labelled 'Report Grievance', 'Submit Discrepancy', or similar). 3. Clearly describe the error you found. For example: 'My category is shown as OC but I am BCB', or 'I am not shown in the allotment list at all', or 'My specialty is wrong'. 4. Attach any supporting documents if required (e.g., caste certificate, category certificate, NEET-PG admit card). 5. Submit before 10:00 AM on 15 November 2026. 6. Take a screenshot or note of your submission confirmation number for your records.
Do NOT wait. Do NOT assume the error will be corrected automatically. Do NOT contact the college directly at this stage. The university must correct it through the portal before the deadline.
What Happens After 10 AM on 15 November 2026?
Once the grievance deadline passes at 10:00 AM on 15 November 2026, the provisional result will be declared as FINAL. No further changes or corrections will be made. The university will then publish the final allotment list.
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After the final result is declared, candidates are advised to approach their allotted college ONLY after downloading the allotment letter from the NTRUHS website. Do not go to the college before receiving the final allotment letter—doing so may cause confusion or rejection.
Important Legal Disclaimers
The university has made clear that: (1) The provisional result is ONLY INDICATIVE and subject to change. (2) Candidates CANNOT claim any legal right over the allotted seat based on this provisional result. (3) The provisional result CANNOT be challenged in a court of law. (4) Only the final result, after the grievance window closes, will be binding.
This means: if you see your name in the provisional list, do not assume the seat is yours until the final result is out. If you do not see your name, do not give up—check again, and if there is a genuine error, report it by the deadline. The university reserves the right to make corrections and changes up until the final result is declared.
Colleges Covered in This Allotment
This Phase-I allotment covers the following medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh:
Government Colleges: ACSR Government Medical College (Nellore), Andhra Medical College (Visakhapatnam), Government Medical College (Anantapur), Guntur Medical College, Government Medical College (Eluru), Government Medical College (Kadapa), Kurnool Medical College, Government Medical College (Ongole), Government Medical College (Nandyal), Government Medical College (Machilipatnam), Government Medical College (Vizianagaram), Government Medical College (Srikakulam), Government Medical College (Rajahmundry).
Private/Deemed Colleges: Apollo Institute of Medical Sciences and Research (Chittoor), Balaji Medical College (Tirupati), Fathima Institute of Medical Sciences (Kadapa), Great Eastern Medical School and Hospital (Srikakulam), Gayatri Vidya Parishad Institute of Health Care and Medical Technology (Visakhapatnam), Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital and Research Centre (Visakhapatnam), Katuri Medical College and Hospital (Guntur), Kurnool Medical College, Konasema Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Foundation (Amalapuram), Maharaja Institute of Medical Sciences (Vizianagaram), Narayana Medical College (Nellore), Nimra Institute of Medical Sciences (Ibrahimpatnam), NRI Medical College (Chinnakakani), NRI Institute of Medical Sciences (Visakhapatnam), P.E.S. Institute of Medical Sciences and Research (Kuppam), Dr. Pinnamaneni Siddhartha Institute of Medical Sciences (Gannavaram), Rangaraya Medical College (Kakinada), Siddhartha Medical College (Vijayawada), Santhiram Medical College (Nandyal), Sri Venkateswara Institute of Medical Sciences (Tirupati), Sri Venkateswara Medical College (Tirupati), Viswabharathi Medical College (Kurnool).
What to Do If You Are Not in the List
If you participated in NEET PG 2026 CQ Non-Service Phase-I counselling but do not see your name in this provisional allotment list, do not panic. There are several possible reasons: (1) Your rank may not have been sufficient to secure a seat in Phase-I; (2) Your choices may not have matched available seats; (3) There may be a data entry error.
Check the list carefully—search by your NEET rank, NEET roll number, and name across all colleges. If you are genuinely missing and believe there is an error, report it through the portal by 10 AM on 15 November 2026. If you are not in the list and there is no error, you may be considered in Phase-II or later rounds of counselling, depending on the university's schedule.
Next Steps After Final Allotment
Once the final allotment is declared (after 10 AM on 15 November 2026), the university will publish the final allotment list and allotment letters. Candidates must download their allotment letter from the NTRUHS website.
After downloading the letter, candidates should approach their allotted college to complete admission formalities, including document verification, fee payment, hostel registration (if applicable), and course registration. The college will provide a schedule for these steps. Do not approach the college before receiving the final allotment letter.
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
What is the difference between provisional and final allotment?
Provisional allotment is a temporary result released for candidates to check and report errors. It is not binding and can change. Final allotment is declared after the grievance deadline (10 AM on 15 Nov 2026) and is binding—candidates cannot claim any legal right to a seat until the final result is out. Only after the final result should you approach your allotted college.
I found an error in my allotment (wrong specialty, wrong category, etc.). What do I do?
Log in to the NTRUHS counselling portal using your NEET-PG credentials, navigate to the grievance/discrepancy section, describe the error clearly, and submit before 10:00 AM on 15 November 2026. Do NOT contact the college, email, or call—use the portal only. After 10 AM, no corrections will be made.
I am not in the provisional allotment list. Does this mean I did not get a seat?
Not necessarily. Your rank may not have been sufficient for Phase-I, or your choices may not have matched available seats. Check the list carefully across all colleges. If you believe you should be in the list, report it through the portal by 10 AM on 15 Nov 2026. You may also be considered in Phase-II or later rounds.
Can I challenge the provisional allotment in court?
No. The university has explicitly stated that the provisional result cannot be challenged in court. It is indicative only and subject to change. Your only remedy is to report discrepancies through the portal by the deadline. Once the final result is declared, you may have legal recourse if there is a genuine procedural error, but not for the provisional result.
What is the deadline to report errors, and what happens after?
The deadline is 10:00 AM on 15 November 2026. After this time, the provisional result will be treated as final, and no further changes will be accepted. The university will then declare the final allotment list. Do not delay—report any error immediately.
I got my allotment. Can I go to the college now?
No. The allotment is provisional only. You should approach the college ONLY after the final allotment is declared and you have downloaded your allotment letter from the NTRUHS website. Going to the college before the final result may cause confusion or rejection.
What does the allotment code mean? For example, 'ACSR - GM - SVU - OC - G --- 8'?
ACSR = the college (ACSR Government Medical College, Nellore); GM = the specialty (General Medicine); SVU = local area (Sri Venkateswara University area); OC = your category (Open Category); G = seat type (General seat); 8 = your seat number at that college in that specialty.
I submitted my choices during counselling but got a different specialty. Is this an error?
Not necessarily. Allotment is based on your rank, category, choices, and available seats. If your rank was not sufficient for your first choice, you may be allotted a lower choice or a different specialty. Check your allotment carefully. If you believe there is a genuine error (e.g., you were allotted a specialty you did not choose at all), report it by 10 AM on 15 Nov 2026.
How do I log in to the NTRUHS portal to report a grievance?
Use your NEET-PG registration username and password to log in to the NTRUHS counselling portal. If you have forgotten your credentials, use the 'Forgot Password' option on the login page. Once logged in, navigate to the grievance or discrepancy reporting section and submit your complaint before 10:00 AM on 15 November 2026.
What if I miss the 10 AM deadline on 15 November 2026?
If you miss the deadline, your grievance will not be accepted, and the provisional result will be treated as final. There is no extension. Mark the deadline in your calendar and report any error as soon as you spot it—do not wait until the last minute.
Will there be more rounds of counselling after Phase-I?
The notice does not specify whether there will be Phase-II or later rounds. This depends on the university's counselling schedule and the number of vacant seats after Phase-I. Check the NTRUHS website or contact the university for information on future rounds.
I am allotted a seat but I want to withdraw or change my choice. Can I do that?
The notice does not mention a withdrawal or choice-change option after allotment. Once the final allotment is declared, you are expected to join the allotted college. If you have a genuine reason to withdraw, contact the university or the allotted college immediately after the final result is declared. Do not assume you can withdraw without penalty.
Check the provisional allotment list now on the NTRUHS portal. If you find any error—wrong name, wrong category, wrong specialty, wrong college, or missing allotment—report it immediately through your Candidates Application Login. The deadline is 10:00 AM on 15 November 2026. After this time, no corrections will be made, and the result will become final. Once the final allotment is declared, download your allotment letter from the NTRUHS website and approach your allotted college only after that. Do not delay—act today.
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