Dr NTR University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS), Andhra Pradesh, has released the final allotment list for NEET PG 2026 Competent Authority Quota (CQ) non-service Phase-I counselling. The allotment covers MD, MS, and PG Diploma seats across government and private medical colleges in the state. All grievances submitted by candidates have been examined by the Selection Committee, and no discrepancies were found in the allotments released. This is a critical milestone: candidates who have received an allotment must now report to their assigned college immediately, as the reporting deadline is strict and classes commence shortly after.
Candidates allotted seats in NTRUHS NEET PG 2026 CQ Phase-I must report to their college by 3:00 PM on 18 November 2026, or risk losing their seat.
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This is the final allotment list for the Competent Authority Quota (CQ) non-service Phase-I of NEET PG 2026 counselling conducted by Dr NTR University of Health Sciences. The CQ is the quota of postgraduate medical seats that the state government fills through its own counselling process, separate from the national-level All India Quota (AIQ). Non-service Phase-I refers to the first round of counselling for candidates who are not bound by any service obligation.
The allotment covers MD (Doctor of Medicine), MS (Master of Surgery), and PG Diploma seats across multiple government and private medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh, including ACSR Government Medical College Nellore, Andhra Medical College Visakhapatnam, Apollo Institute of Medical Sciences Chittoor, Balaji Medical College Tirupati, and many others. Each candidate has been assigned to a specific college, department (specialty), and seat based on their NEET PG rank, category, local area status, and the choices they submitted during counselling.
Who Should Check This List?
If you participated in NTRUHS NEET PG 2026 CQ non-service Phase-I counselling and submitted your choice of colleges and specialties, you should check this allotment list immediately. Your name will appear in the list corresponding to the college you have been allotted. The list is organized college-wise, so locate your assigned college first, then find your name and details within that college's table.
Candidates are identified by their NEET PG rank, NEET roll number, NEET score, name, gender, category (OC, BC, SC, ST, etc.), and local area status (SVU, AU, APNL). If your name appears in the list, you have been successfully allotted a seat. If your name does not appear, it means either you were not eligible for this phase, or your rank and choices did not match any available seat in this round.
Critical Reporting Deadline: 18 November 2026, 3:00 PM
This is the most important date in the allotment process. You must report to your allotted college by 3:00 PM on 18 November 2026. Reporting means physically visiting the college, meeting the admission office, and completing the initial admission formalities as instructed in your allotment letter. If you do not report by this deadline, your seat will be cancelled, and you will lose your allotment. There is no grace period or extension—the deadline is absolute.
Do not delay. If you are allotted a college far from your location, plan your travel immediately. Arrange for any required documents, travel, and accommodation in advance. The allotment letter will contain specific instructions on what documents to bring, what forms to fill, and whom to contact at the college. Download your allotment letter from the NTRUHS website as soon as possible and read all instructions carefully.
- Reporting deadline: 18 November 2026 by 3:00 PM
- Failure to report will result in cancellation of your seat
- No extension or grace period will be granted
- Download your allotment letter from the NTRUHS website immediately
Classes Begin 20 November 2026
Classes for the allotted postgraduate programmes will commence on 20 November 2026. This means you must not only report by 18 November but also be ready to begin your course within two days. Ensure you have completed all admission formalities, paid any required fees, and submitted all necessary documents before classes start. Late admission or incomplete documentation may result in your being barred from attending classes.
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Contact your allotted college immediately to confirm the exact time and venue for the first class, and any pre-admission requirements such as medical fitness certificates, identity verification, or hostel registration.
- Classes commence: 20 November 2026
- Ensure all admission formalities are completed before this date
- Confirm class timing and venue with your college
How to Download Your Allotment Letter
Your allotment letter is available on the NTRUHS website. Visit the official NTRUHS portal (https://drntr.uhsap.in or the counselling portal link provided by the university), log in with your NEET PG roll number and password, and download your allotment letter in PDF format. Print a copy and keep it safe—you will need to present it at the college during reporting.
The allotment letter will contain your assigned college name, department/specialty, seat number, category, local area status, and detailed instructions on reporting, document submission, and fee payment. Read every instruction carefully. If you face any difficulty downloading the letter, contact the NTRUHS counselling helpline or visit the university office in person.
- Visit the NTRUHS official website or counselling portal
- Log in with your NEET PG roll number and password
- Download your allotment letter in PDF format
- Print a copy and keep it safe
- Read all instructions in the letter carefully
Understanding Your Allotment Details
Your allotment letter and the list will show several key pieces of information. Your NEET rank is your position in the all-India merit list. Your NEET score is the marks you obtained in the NEET PG exam. Your category (OC = Open/General, BC = Backward Caste, SC = Scheduled Caste, ST = Scheduled Tribe) determines your eligibility for category-specific seats. Your local area status (SVU = Sri Venkateswara University area, AU = Andhra University area, APNL = Non-local) affects seat availability.
The allotment details column shows the college code, department code, and seat number. For example, 'ACSR - GM - SVU - OC - G --- 8' means you are allotted to ACSR Government Medical College, General Medicine (GM) department, SVU local area quota, Open Category, General seat, seat number 8. Understand what each code means so you know exactly which college, department, and seat type you have been allotted.
- NEET rank: your position in the merit list
- NEET score: marks obtained in the exam
- Category: OC (Open), BC (Backward Caste), SC (Scheduled Caste), ST (Scheduled Tribe)
- Local area: SVU, AU, or APNL (non-local)
- Allotment code: college, department, and seat details
Colleges Covered in This Allotment
This Phase-I allotment covers seats across multiple medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh. Government colleges include ACSR Government Medical College Nellore, Andhra Medical College Visakhapatnam, Government Medical College Anantapur, Government Medical College Eluru, Government Medical College Guntur, Government Medical College Kadapa, Government Medical College Machilipatnam, Government Medical College Nandyal, Government Medical College Ongole, Government Medical College Rajahmundry, Government Medical College Srikakulam, Government Medical College Vizianagaram, and GSL Medical College Rajahmundry.
Private and deemed colleges include Apollo Institute of Medical Sciences Chittoor, Balaji Medical College Tirupati, Fathima Institute of Medical Sciences Kadapa, Gayatri Vidya Parishad Institute of Health Care and Medical Technology Visakhapatnam, Great Eastern Medical School and Hospital Srikakulam, Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital and Research Centre Visakhapatnam, Katuri Medical College and Hospital Guntur, Kurnool Medical College Kurnool, 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, Santhiram Medical College Nandyal, Siddhartha Medical College Vijayawada, Sri Venkateswara Institute of Medical Sciences Tirupati, Sri Venkateswara Medical College Tirupati, and Viswabharathi Medical College Kurnool.
What to Do If Your Name Does Not Appear
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If you participated in counselling but your name does not appear in this final allotment list, it means you have not been allotted a seat in Phase-I. This can happen if your rank and choices did not match any available seat, or if you were not eligible for the quota/category you applied for. Do not panic—there may be further phases of counselling (Phase-II, Phase-III, etc.) where additional seats become available due to candidates not reporting or withdrawing.
Contact the NTRUHS counselling office immediately to confirm your status and ask about the schedule for subsequent phases. Keep checking the NTRUHS website for announcements about Phase-II and later rounds. If you believe there is an error in your eligibility or allotment, file a formal grievance with the university within the specified time frame.
- Check the NTRUHS website for Phase-II and subsequent allotment schedules
- Contact the counselling office to confirm your status
- File a grievance if you believe there is an error in your eligibility
- Keep your NEET PG admit card and all counselling documents safe
Grievance Redressal: What Has Already Been Done
The notice states that all grievances received from candidates have been examined by the Selection Committee, and no discrepancies were found in the allotments released. This means the university has already reviewed complaints about allotment errors, rank calculation, category eligibility, and other issues. If your grievance was submitted and examined, and no error was found, your allotment stands as released.
If you believe there is still an error that was not addressed, or if you have a new grievance, contact the NTRUHS counselling office in writing with supporting documents. However, note that the reporting deadline is 18 November, so any grievance must be resolved urgently. Do not delay reporting in the hope that a grievance will change your allotment—report first, and pursue grievances after admission if necessary.
- All grievances have been examined by the Selection Committee
- No discrepancies were found in the released allotments
- If you have a new grievance, contact the office immediately
- Do not delay reporting while pursuing a grievance
Documents You Will Need at the College
When you report to your allotted college, bring the following documents: your allotment letter (printed from the website), your NEET PG admit card, your MBBS degree certificate or provisional certificate, your MBBS mark sheets, your category certificate (if applicable), your local area certificate (if applicable), your identity proof (Aadhaar, passport, or PAN), your address proof, and any other documents specified in your allotment letter. Some colleges may also require a medical fitness certificate from a registered medical practitioner.
Make photocopies of all documents before you go to the college. Bring originals for verification and photocopies for submission. Ask the college admission office for a checklist of required documents when you first contact them. Do not assume—different colleges may have slightly different requirements. Missing even one document can delay your admission.
- Allotment letter (printed)
- NEET PG admit card
- MBBS degree certificate or provisional certificate
- MBBS mark sheets
- Category certificate (if applicable)
- Local area certificate (if applicable)
- Identity proof (Aadhaar, passport, PAN)
- Address proof
- Medical fitness certificate (if required)
- Photocopies of all documents
Fee Payment and Admission Formalities
Your allotment letter will specify the fee amount for your course and the mode of payment (online, bank transfer, or in-person at the college). Pay the fee as instructed and keep the receipt. Some colleges may require fee payment before or during reporting; others may allow payment after admission. Clarify this with your college in advance.
Admission formalities typically include filling out the admission form, submitting documents, paying fees, obtaining a student ID, registering for the course, and receiving your course schedule. These must all be completed by 20 November when classes begin. Plan to spend at least a full day at the college for these formalities. If you are unable to complete everything on the reporting day, contact the college to arrange for completion on the next day, but do not miss the 18 November deadline.
- Pay the fee as specified in your allotment letter
- Keep the fee receipt safe
- Complete all admission formalities by 20 November
- Obtain your student ID and course schedule
- Register for your course
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
What is the reporting deadline, and what happens if I miss it?
The reporting deadline is 3:00 PM on 18 November 2026. You must physically report to your allotted college by this time. If you do not report, your seat will be cancelled immediately, and you will lose your allotment. There is no grace period or extension. Missing this deadline is the most common reason candidates lose their seats.
How do I download my allotment letter?
Visit the NTRUHS official website or the counselling portal, log in with your NEET PG roll number and password, and download your allotment letter in PDF format. Print a copy and keep it safe. The letter contains all instructions for reporting and admission.
What if my name does not appear in the allotment list?
If your name is not in the Phase-I list, you have not been allotted a seat in this round. Check the NTRUHS website for announcements about Phase-II and subsequent rounds. Contact the counselling office to confirm your status and ask about future phases. There may be additional seats available in later rounds.
When do classes begin, and what should I do to prepare?
Classes begin on 20 November 2026. You must complete all admission formalities, pay fees, and submit documents before this date. Contact your college to confirm the exact time and venue for the first class. Ensure you have all required documents ready and arrange for travel and accommodation if needed.
What documents do I need to bring when I report to the college?
Bring your allotment letter, NEET PG admit card, MBBS degree certificate, MBBS mark sheets, category certificate (if applicable), local area certificate (if applicable), identity proof, address proof, and any other documents specified in your allotment letter. Make photocopies of all documents. Ask your college for a complete checklist of required documents.
What does the allotment code in my letter mean?
The allotment code shows your college, department, and seat details. For example, 'ACSR - GM - SVU - OC - G --- 8' means ACSR Government Medical College, General Medicine department, SVU local area quota, Open Category, General seat, seat number 8. Understand each part so you know exactly what you have been allotted.
Can I change my allotted college or department?
The notice does not mention any provision for changing your allotment in Phase-I. Your allotment is final based on your rank, choices, and category. If you are unhappy with your allotment, you may be able to withdraw and participate in Phase-II, but this is not guaranteed. Contact the NTRUHS counselling office for clarification on your options.
What if I have a grievance about my allotment?
All grievances have already been examined by the Selection Committee, and no discrepancies were found. If you believe there is still an error, contact the NTRUHS counselling office immediately with supporting documents. However, do not delay reporting—report first, and pursue grievances after admission if necessary.
How much fee do I need to pay, and when?
Your allotment letter will specify the exact fee amount and payment mode. Pay as instructed and keep the receipt. Some colleges require payment before reporting; others allow payment after admission. Clarify the payment schedule with your college in advance.
What if I cannot reach my allotted college by 18 November?
You must reach your college by 3:00 PM on 18 November, no matter the distance. Plan your travel immediately. If you face an emergency, contact the college and the NTRUHS counselling office urgently to explain your situation, but do not assume an extension will be granted. The deadline is strict.
Will there be more allotment rounds after Phase-I?
The notice does not mention Phase-II or later rounds, but typically NEET PG counselling has multiple phases. Check the NTRUHS website regularly for announcements about Phase-II and subsequent rounds. If you are not allotted in Phase-I, you may get a seat in a later phase.
What is the difference between CQ and AIQ, and why does it matter?
CQ (Competent Authority Quota) seats are filled by the state through its own counselling. AIQ (All India Quota) seats are filled by the national-level counselling. This Phase-I allotment is for CQ seats only. If you are eligible for AIQ, you may participate in separate AIQ counselling conducted by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC).
Your allotment in NTRUHS NEET PG 2026 CQ Phase-I is now final. Download your allotment letter immediately from the NTRUHS website, read all instructions carefully, and plan to report to your allotted college by 3:00 PM on 18 November 2026. Bring all required documents, complete admission formalities, and be ready for classes on 20 November. Do not delay—missing the reporting deadline will result in cancellation of your seat. If you have any questions or face any difficulty, contact the NTRUHS counselling office or your allotted college without delay.
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