Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS), Telangana has released the college-wise allotment list for BDS admissions under the Competent Authority Quota for the second phase of counselling in the 2026-27 academic year. This list shows which students have been allocated seats at 13 dental colleges across Telangana. If your name appears on this list, you must report to your allotted college by 4:00 PM on 22 September 2026, or your seat will be cancelled. Classes are scheduled to begin on 15 September 2026.
If your roll number appears in this allotment list, you must report to your assigned college by 4 PM on 22 September 2026 or forfeit your seat.
What is this allotment list?
This is the official college-wise allotment list for BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) admissions under the Competent Authority Quota for the second phase of counselling in Telangana for the 2026-27 academic year. The Competent Authority Quota refers to seats that the Telangana state government fills through its own counselling process, separate from the national NEET-UG merit list.
The list covers 13 dental colleges across Telangana: Govt Dental College and Hospital Hyderabad, Army College of Dental Sciences Secunderabad, Panineeya Maha Vidyalaya Institute of Dental Sciences, Mamata Institute of Dental Sciences Bachupally, Mamata Dental College Khammam, SVS Dental College Mahabubnagar, M.N.R. Dental College Fasalwadi, Kamineni Institute of Dental Sciences Narketpally, Meghana Institute of Dental Sciences Nizamabad, Thirumala Academy of Dental Sciences Nizamabad, Balaji Dental College Moinabad, and Sri Sai College of Dental Surgery Vikarabad.
This is the second phase of counselling, meaning some seats were already filled in the first phase. This list shows which candidates have been selected for the remaining available seats in this phase.
How to find your name in the allotment list
The allotment list is organized by college. Each college section shows a table with columns for Rank, Roll Number, Student Name, Category, Sex, and Admission Details. Your roll number is the unique 10-digit identifier assigned to you during NEET registration (e.g., 4217103198).
To find yourself: (1) Locate your college name in the document. (2) Search for your roll number in that college's table. (3) If you find your roll number, note the admission details column, which shows your category and quota type (e.g., OPEN-FEM-P2, BCD-GEN-P2, SC2-FEM-P1). If your roll number does not appear in any college's list, you have not been allotted a seat in this phase.
The colleges are listed in this order: GDHD (Govt Dental College Hyderabad), ACDS (Army College), PANH (Panineeya), MIDS (Mamata Bachupally), MDCK (Mamata Khammam), SVSD (SVS Mahabubnagar), MNRD (M.N.R. Fasalwadi), KIDS (Kamineni Narketpally), MGND (Meghana Nizamabad), TIDS (Thirumala Nizamabad), BLJI (Balaji Moinabad), and SSDC (Sri Sai Vikarabad).
Understanding the admission details code
The 'Adm Details' column in the allotment list uses a coded format that tells you which quota and category your seat belongs to. This code is critical because it determines your eligibility and any special conditions attached to your seat.
The format is typically: QUOTA-CATEGORY-PHASE. For example, 'OPEN-FEM-P2' means Open quota, Female category, Phase 2. 'BCD-GEN-P2' means BCD (Backward Caste) quota, General (any gender) category, Phase 2. 'SC2-FEM-P1' means SC2 (Scheduled Caste sub-group 2) quota, Female category, Phase 1.
Common quota codes: OPEN = Open (unreserved), BCD/BCB/BCA/BCE = Backward Caste sub-groups, SC1/SC2/SC3 = Scheduled Caste sub-groups, ST = Scheduled Tribe, BCC = Backward Christian Caste. Category codes: FEM = Female, GEN = General (any gender), MRC = Minority Religion Caste (for Muslim candidates), ANG = Anglo-Indian, CAP = Competent Authority Pool. Phase codes: P1 = Phase 1, P2 = Phase 2. Some entries also show special flags like EWS (Economically Weaker Section), MSM (Minority Status Muslim), NCC, or SCL (Scheduled Caste Legacy).
Critical reporting deadline: 22 September 2026
This is the most important date for you. If your name appears in the allotment list, you MUST report to your allotted college by 4:00 PM on 22 September 2026. This is a hard deadline. If you do not report by this time, your seat will be automatically cancelled, and you will lose your admission.
Reporting means physically going to your allotted college and completing the admission formalities as instructed by the college. Do not assume that being allotted means your seat is secure—you must complete the reporting process. The college will provide specific instructions on what documents to bring and what forms to fill. Check your college's website or contact them directly for the exact reporting procedure.
Classes are scheduled to begin on 15 September 2026, but the reporting deadline is 22 September 2026. This gives you time to arrange travel and documents, but do not delay. If you have any reason you cannot report by 22 September, contact your college immediately to explore options; do not simply miss the deadline.
- Reporting deadline: 4:00 PM on 22 September 2026
- Classes begin: 15 September 2026
- Failure to report by the deadline will result in automatic cancellation of your seat
- Report in person at your allotted college with all required documents
What to do immediately after finding your name
Step 1: Confirm your allotment. Write down your roll number, college name, and admission details code. Take a screenshot or print the relevant page from the allotment list.
Step 2: Contact your allotted college. Call or email the college to confirm the reporting procedure, required documents, and any fees. Ask for the exact location and time to report, and whether you need to pre-register online.
Step 3: Gather all required documents. You will typically need your NEET admit card, 10th and 12th mark sheets, caste certificate (if applicable), EWS certificate (if applicable), Aadhaar card, and passport-size photographs. Confirm the exact list with your college.
Step 4: Arrange travel and accommodation if needed. If your allotted college is far from your home, book travel and accommodation in advance.
Step 5: Report on time. Arrive at your college well before 4:00 PM on 22 September 2026 with all documents. Complete all admission formalities on the same day.
The 13 colleges in this allotment
This allotment covers BDS seats at 13 dental colleges across Telangana. All are recognized institutions offering the Bachelor of Dental Surgery degree. The colleges are spread across different regions of the state to ensure geographic accessibility.
Government college: Govt Dental College and Hospital, Hyderabad (GDHD) — the state's premier dental institution.
Armed forces college: Army College of Dental Sciences, Secunderabad (ACDS) — run by the Indian Army.
Private colleges: Panineeya Maha Vidyalaya Institute of Dental Sciences, Mamata Institute of Dental Sciences (Bachupally and Khammam campuses), SVS Dental College (Mahabubnagar), M.N.R. Dental College (Fasalwadi), Kamineni Institute of Dental Sciences (Narketpally), Meghana Institute of Dental Sciences (Nizamabad), Thirumala Academy of Dental Sciences (Nizamabad), Balaji Dental College (Moinabad), and Sri Sai College of Dental Surgery (Vikarabad).
- GDHD — Govt Dental College and Hospital, Hyderabad
- ACDS — Army College of Dental Sciences, Secunderabad
- PANH — Panineeya Maha Vidyalaya Institute of Dental Sciences
- MIDS — Mamata Institute of Dental Sciences, Bachupally
- MDCK — Mamata Dental College, Khammam
- SVSD — SVS Dental College, Mahabubnagar
- MNRD — M.N.R. Dental College, Fasalwadi
- KIDS — Kamineni Institute of Dental Sciences, Narketpally
- MGND — Meghana Institute of Dental Sciences, Nizamabad
- TIDS — Thirumala Academy of Dental Sciences, Nizamabad
- BLJI — Balaji Dental College, Moinabad
- SSDC — Sri Sai College of Dental Surgery, Vikarabad
Category and quota system explained
Telangana uses a detailed category and quota system for BDS admissions. Understanding your category code is essential because it affects your eligibility, fee structure, and any special provisions.
Backward Caste (BC) categories: Telangana divides Backward Castes into four sub-groups: BCA, BCB, BCC, and BCD. Each has its own merit list and seat allocation. If you belong to a BC caste, your certificate must specify which sub-group you fall under.
Scheduled Caste (SC) categories: Divided into SC1, SC2, and SC3 based on historical classification. Your SC certificate must specify the sub-group.
Scheduled Tribe (ST): A single category for all Scheduled Tribes.
Open (OC): Unreserved seats available to any candidate regardless of caste.
Economically Weaker Section (EWS): A separate quota for economically weaker candidates from the Open category. You must have an EWS certificate issued by the competent authority.
Minority Status Muslim (MSM): A special category for Muslim candidates. Your certificate must clearly state 'Minority Status Muslim'.
Anglo-Indian (ANG): For Anglo-Indian candidates as per the Constitution.
Competent Authority Pool (CAP): Seats filled by the state government's discretion, often for candidates who did not get seats in earlier phases or have special circumstances.
Important: Verify your category certificate before reporting
Your allotment is based on the category certificate you submitted during counselling registration. If your allotment shows a category (e.g., BCD, SC2, EWS, MSM) that you did not claim, or if you claimed a category but your certificate is invalid or expired, you must resolve this BEFORE reporting to college.
Common issues that cause rejection at reporting: (1) Caste certificate issued before a certain date (many states require certificates issued within the last 5 years). (2) Caste certificate that does not specify the sub-group (e.g., just says 'Backward Caste' instead of 'BCD'). (3) EWS certificate that does not meet income criteria or is from the wrong authority. (4) MSM certificate that does not explicitly state 'Minority Status Muslim'. (5) SC/ST certificate that does not specify the sub-group (SC1, SC2, SC3, or ST).
If you have any doubt about your certificate's validity, contact the issuing authority immediately to get a corrected or reissued certificate. Do not wait until reporting day. Colleges will reject invalid certificates, and you will lose your seat.
- ⚠️ Verify your caste/category certificate is valid and matches your allotment
- ⚠️ Ensure your certificate specifies the correct sub-group (BCD, SC2, ST, etc.)
- ⚠️ EWS and MSM certificates must meet specific criteria — check with your college
- ⚠️ Get a corrected certificate NOW if there is any doubt — do not wait until reporting
What if your name is NOT on the list?
If you searched the entire allotment list and your roll number does not appear, it means you have not been allotted a seat in this second phase of counselling. This does not mean you will not get a seat—there may be further phases, or seats may become available if allotted candidates do not report.
Check the KNRUHS website (www.knruhs.telangana.gov.in) regularly for announcements about subsequent phases or spot admissions. Some colleges may also conduct their own spot counselling after the official phases.
If you believe there is an error in the allotment process, contact KNRUHS or your college immediately with your roll number and details. Do not assume the error will be corrected automatically.
- Check the full list carefully — search by your roll number, not just your name
- If not allotted, wait for announcements about further phases or spot admissions
- Contact KNRUHS if you believe there is an error in the allotment
Documents you will need for reporting
When you report to your allotted college on or before 22 September 2026, bring the following documents. Colleges are strict about document requirements—missing even one can delay your admission or result in rejection.
Essential documents: (1) NEET UG 2026 admit card (original). (2) NEET UG 2026 result/scorecard (original). (3) 10th standard mark sheet and pass certificate (original and photocopy). (4) 12th standard mark sheet and pass certificate (original and photocopy). (5) Caste/category certificate if applicable (original and photocopy). (6) EWS certificate if applicable (original and photocopy). (7) Aadhaar card (original and photocopy). (8) Passport-size photographs (4-6 copies, as per college requirement). (9) Allotment letter or printout of this allotment list showing your name.
Additional documents that may be required: (1) Transfer certificate from your school. (2) Character certificate from your school. (3) Medical fitness certificate (some colleges require this). (4) Proof of address (electricity bill, water bill, or Aadhaar). (5) Bank details for fee payment. (6) Any other document specified by your college in their admission notification.
Contact your college in advance to confirm the exact list of documents required. Different colleges may have slightly different requirements. Bring originals and photocopies of all documents.
- NEET admit card and scorecard (original)
- 10th and 12th mark sheets and pass certificates (original + copy)
- Caste/category certificate if applicable (original + copy)
- EWS certificate if applicable (original + copy)
- Aadhaar card (original + copy)
- Passport-size photographs (4-6 copies)
- Allotment letter or printout of this list
- Transfer and character certificates from school
- Medical fitness certificate (if required by college)
- Proof of address
Fee payment and admission formalities
After you report to your college with all documents, the college will conduct the final verification and complete your admission. This typically involves: (1) Document verification by the college staff. (2) Verification of your category certificate and eligibility. (3) Payment of admission fees and tuition fees. (4) Filling out the admission form and other official paperwork. (5) Issuance of your admission letter and ID card.
Fee structure varies by college and category. Government colleges charge lower fees than private colleges. Some categories (SC, ST, BC) may be eligible for fee concessions or scholarships. Ask your college for the exact fee structure applicable to your category.
Payment methods: Most colleges accept online payment (bank transfer, credit/debit card) and some accept cash or demand draft. Confirm the payment method with your college before reporting. Keep all fee receipts and payment confirmations for your records.
Do not delay fee payment. If you do not pay fees by the deadline set by your college, your admission may be cancelled.
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How do I know if I have been allotted a seat?
Search for your roll number (the 10-digit number from your NEET admit card) in the allotment list. The list is organized by college. If your roll number appears in any college's table, you have been allotted a seat at that college. The 'Adm Details' column shows your quota and category. If your roll number does not appear anywhere in the list, you have not been allotted a seat in this phase.
What does the code in the 'Adm Details' column mean?
The code shows your quota and category. For example, 'OPEN-FEM-P2' means Open quota, Female category, Phase 2. 'BCD-GEN-P2' means BCD (Backward Caste sub-group D), General category, Phase 2. 'SC2-FEM-P1' means SC2 (Scheduled Caste sub-group 2), Female category, Phase 1. The code determines your eligibility, fee structure, and any special provisions. If you do not understand your code, contact your college.
What is the deadline to report to my college?
You must report to your allotted college by 4:00 PM on 22 September 2026. This is a hard deadline. If you do not report by this time, your seat will be automatically cancelled. Classes begin on 15 September 2026, but the reporting deadline is 22 September 2026. Do not miss this deadline under any circumstances.
What happens if I do not report by the deadline?
Your seat will be automatically cancelled, and you will lose your admission. The college will not hold your seat beyond 4:00 PM on 22 September 2026. If you have a genuine emergency and cannot report on time, contact your college immediately to request an extension, but do not assume an extension will be granted. It is your responsibility to report on time.
What documents do I need to bring when I report?
Bring your NEET admit card and scorecard (original), 10th and 12th mark sheets and pass certificates (original and photocopy), caste/category certificate if applicable (original and photocopy), EWS certificate if applicable (original and photocopy), Aadhaar card (original and photocopy), 4-6 passport-size photographs, and a printout of the allotment list. Contact your college in advance for the complete list, as different colleges may have slightly different requirements.
My caste certificate is old. Will it be accepted?
Many states require caste certificates to be issued within the last 5 years. If your certificate is older than this, it may be rejected at reporting. Check with your college or the issuing authority about the validity period. If your certificate is invalid, get a new one issued immediately—do not wait until reporting day. A rejected certificate will result in loss of your seat.
I was allotted a category I did not claim. What should I do?
Contact KNRUHS or your college immediately to clarify. Your allotment is based on the category certificate you submitted during counselling registration. If there is a mismatch, it may be an error in the system or your certificate may have been verified as belonging to a different category. Do not ignore this—resolve it before reporting to avoid rejection at the college.
Can I change my allotted college?
This allotment list is final for the second phase. You cannot change your allotted college in this phase. If you do not want the seat at your allotted college, you can forfeit it by not reporting, but you will then have to wait for further phases or spot admissions. Contact KNRUHS if you have a genuine reason to request a change, but such requests are rarely granted.
What if my name is not on the list?
If your roll number does not appear in any college's allotment list, you have not been allotted a seat in this second phase. Check the KNRUHS website regularly for announcements about further phases or spot admissions. Some colleges may also conduct their own spot counselling. If you believe there is an error, contact KNRUHS with your roll number and details.
When do classes start?
Classes are scheduled to begin on 15 September 2026. However, the reporting deadline is 22 September 2026. You must report to your college by 4:00 PM on 22 September 2026 to secure your seat, even if classes have already started. Contact your college for the exact class schedule and any make-up sessions if you report after 15 September.
How much will I have to pay in fees?
Fee structure varies by college and category. Government colleges charge lower fees than private colleges. Some categories (SC, ST, BC) may be eligible for fee concessions or scholarships. Contact your allotted college directly for the exact fee structure applicable to your category. Ask about payment methods and deadlines as well.
What is the Competent Authority Quota?
The Competent Authority Quota refers to BDS seats that the Telangana state government fills through its own counselling process, separate from the national NEET-UG merit list. These seats are allocated to candidates based on state-level merit and category reservations. This allotment list shows the results of the second phase of Competent Authority Quota counselling.
If your roll number appears in this allotment list, congratulations—you have been selected for a BDS seat. Your next critical step is to report to your allotted college by 4:00 PM on 22 September 2026 with all required documents. Do not delay: gather your documents now, contact your college to confirm the reporting procedure, and plan your travel. Missing the reporting deadline will result in automatic cancellation of your seat. For any questions or clarifications, contact your allotted college or visit the KNRUHS website at www.knruhs.telangana.gov.in.
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