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 academic year 2026-27 in the mop-up phase of counselling. This is the final round of seat allocation before classes begin. The list covers 13 dental colleges across Telangana and includes students from all categories — General, SC, ST, OBC, and those with special reservations (EWS, NCC, CAP, Angloindian). If your name appears on this list, you must report to your allotted college by 4:00 PM on 19 October 2026, or you will forfeit your seat.
Check the allotment list immediately: if your name is listed, report to your college by 4:00 PM on 19 October 2026 or lose your seat.
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Unlock My College ListWhat is the Competent Authority Quota and Mop-Up Phase?
The Competent Authority Quota is a set of BDS seats that the Telangana government fills through its own counselling process, separate from the main NEET-UG merit-based rounds. These seats are reserved for candidates who meet specific state-level criteria and are allocated by the state's health authority (KNRUHS) rather than through the national counselling system.
The mop-up phase is the final round of seat allocation. It happens after the main and first-round counselling are complete. Any seats that remain unfilled after earlier rounds are offered in this phase. This is your last chance to secure a BDS seat in Telangana for 2026-27 — if you don't get a seat now, you will have to wait for the next admission cycle.
Which Colleges Are Included?
This allotment covers 13 dental colleges across Telangana. The colleges are: Govt Dental College and Hospital, Hyderabad (GDHD); Army College of Dental Sciences, Secunderabad (ACDS); Panineeya Maha Vidyalaya Institute of Dental Sciences (PANH); Mamata Institute of Dental Sciences, Bachupally, Hyderabad (MIDS); Mamata Dental College, Khammam (MDCK); SVS Dental College, Mahabubnagar (SVSD); M.N.R. Dental College, Fasalwadi (MNRD); Kamineni Institute of Dental Sciences, Narketpally (KIDS); Meghana Institute of Dental Sciences, Nizamabad (MGND); Thirumala Academy of Dental Sciences, Nizamabad (TIDS); Balaji Dental College, Moinabad (BLJI); and Sri Sai College of Dental Surgery, Vikarabad (SSDC).
Each college has its own allotment list with candidates ranked by their NEET score. The list is organized by college, so you must find your college name first, then search for your roll number or name within that section.
- 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
How to Find Your Name on the List
The allotment list is organized by college. Each college section shows a table with columns for Rank, Roll Number, Student Name, Category (CAT), Sex (SX), and Admission Details. To find yourself: (1) Identify which college you applied for or are interested in; (2) Look for your roll number (the 10-digit number starting with 4, e.g., 4201402047) in the ROLL_NO column; (3) Verify your name matches exactly; (4) Check the Admission Details column on the right — this shows your allotted seat type (e.g., OPEN-FEM-P3, BCD-GEN-P3, ST-GEN-P2).
The Admission Details code tells you which quota your seat falls under. For example, 'OPEN-FEM-P3' means an Open category seat for a female candidate in Phase 3 (mop-up). 'BCD-GEN-P3' means a BCD (Backward Caste) category seat for a general (male or female) candidate. 'ST-GEN-P2' means a Scheduled Tribe seat for a general candidate in Phase 2. If you see 'CAP' in the code, it means you have been allotted under the Competent Authority Quota's special provision.
- Search by your roll number (10-digit number starting with 4)
- Verify your name matches exactly as it appears in your NEET admit card
- Note the college name and your admission details code
- If your name does not appear, you have not been allotted a seat in this phase
Understanding the Admission Details Code
Each allotted candidate has an 'Admission Details' code that describes their seat. This code has three parts: (1) Quota/Category (e.g., OPEN, BCD, ST, SC, EWS, CAP, ANG); (2) Gender or General (e.g., FEM for female, GEN for general/male); (3) Phase (e.g., P1, P2, P3). For example, 'OPEN-FEM-P3' means you have an Open category seat reserved for females in the mop-up (Phase 3) round. 'ST-GEN-P2' means a Scheduled Tribe seat in Phase 2.
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Some codes include special flags. If you see 'MSM' in the row, it indicates you belong to a Minority (Muslim) community. If you see 'EWS', you are allotted under the Economically Weaker Section quota. 'NCC' means you have NCC credit. 'CAP' means Competent Authority Provision (a special state-level allocation). 'ANG' means Angloindian. These flags do not change your seat; they simply document your eligibility category for records.
- OPEN = General/Open category
- BCD, BCB, BCE = OBC sub-categories
- SC1, SC2, SC3 = Scheduled Caste sub-categories
- ST = Scheduled Tribe
- BCC, BCA = Other backward class categories
- FEM = Female candidate
- GEN = General/Male candidate
- P1, P2, P3 = Phase 1, 2, or 3 (mop-up)
- MSM = Minority (Muslim) community
- EWS = Economically Weaker Section
- NCC = NCC credit holder
- CAP = Competent Authority Provision
- ANG = Angloindian
Critical Reporting Deadline: 19 October 2026, 4:00 PM
If your name appears on this allotment list, you MUST report to your allotted college by 4:00 PM on 19 October 2026. This is a hard deadline. If you do not report by this time, your seat will be cancelled and offered to the next candidate on the waiting list. There are no extensions or exceptions — missing this deadline means losing your seat permanently.
Reporting means physically going to your college, submitting your original documents (as required by the college), and completing the admission formalities. Do not assume that being on the list guarantees your seat — you must complete the reporting process. Contact your college in advance to confirm the exact reporting location, time, and documents needed. Classes are scheduled to begin on 15 September 2026, but the actual commencement may follow the reporting deadline.
- Reporting deadline: 4:00 PM on 19 October 2026
- Report in person at your allotted college
- Bring all original documents as specified by the college
- Failure to report by the deadline = automatic seat cancellation
- No extensions or exceptions will be granted
What to Do If Your Name Is on the List
Step 1: Confirm your allotment. Download or print the official allotment list from the KNRUHS website. Locate your college section and find your roll number. Verify that your name, category, and college match your expectations.
Step 2: Contact your college immediately. Call or visit your allotted college to confirm the exact reporting location, time, and required documents. Ask whether you need to bring your NEET admit card, 10th/12th certificates, caste certificate (if applicable), EWS certificate (if applicable), medical fitness certificate, or any other documents. Different colleges may have slightly different requirements.
Step 3: Arrange travel and accommodation if needed. If your college is far from your home, book travel and accommodation in advance. Do not delay — the reporting deadline is 19 October 2026.
Step 4: Report on time. Go to your college by 4:00 PM on 19 October 2026 with all required documents. Complete the admission formalities (fee payment, document verification, hostel registration if applicable). Keep all receipts and confirmations.
- Download the official allotment list from KNRUHS website
- Verify your name, roll number, college, and category
- Contact your college to confirm reporting details and required documents
- Arrange travel and accommodation if needed
- Report in person by 4:00 PM on 19 October 2026
- Bring all original documents
- Complete admission formalities and keep receipts
What to Do If Your Name Is NOT on the List
If you do not see your name on this allotment list, it means you have not been allotted a seat in the mop-up phase. This could happen for several reasons: (1) Your NEET score was not high enough to qualify for any remaining seat; (2) You did not meet the eligibility criteria for the Competent Authority Quota; (3) You did not register for this phase; (4) Your application was rejected due to missing or incorrect documents.
Check the KNRUHS website for any official communication or waiting list. Some universities release a waiting list after the mop-up phase. If you are on the waiting list, you may be called for admission if a seat becomes available due to another candidate's withdrawal. If you are not on any list, you have the following options: (1) Wait for the next admission cycle (2026-27 or later); (2) Apply to private dental colleges if you meet their criteria; (3) Consider BDS programmes in other states if you are willing to relocate; (4) Explore alternative dental or health science courses.
- Check the KNRUHS website for waiting lists or further notifications
- Contact KNRUHS directly if you believe there is an error
- If not allotted, you may apply to private dental colleges
- Consider BDS programmes in other states
- Explore alternative health science courses
- Plan to apply again in the next admission cycle if desired
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Important Documents You Will Need at Reporting
When you report to your college, bring all original documents. The exact list may vary by college, but typically includes: (1) NEET admit card and NEET scorecard; (2) 10th and 12th mark sheets and certificates; (3) Caste certificate (if you are SC, ST, OBC, or BCC/BCA); (4) EWS certificate (if you are allotted under EWS quota); (5) Income certificate (if required by the college); (6) Medical fitness certificate (issued by a registered medical practitioner); (7) Character certificate from your school or college; (8) Aadhar card or passport; (9) Proof of address (electricity bill, water bill, or rental agreement); (10) Passport-size photographs (usually 4–6 copies).
Do not bring photocopies alone — colleges require original documents for verification. After verification, they will return your originals or ask you to submit attested photocopies. Ask your college in advance which documents are mandatory and which are optional. Missing a critical document could delay your admission or result in rejection.
- NEET admit card and scorecard (original)
- 10th and 12th certificates (original)
- Caste certificate if applicable (original)
- EWS certificate if applicable (original)
- Medical fitness certificate (original)
- Character certificate (original)
- Aadhar card or passport (original)
- Proof of address (original)
- Passport-size photographs (4–6 copies)
- Any other document specified by your college
Category and Quota Explanations
This allotment list includes candidates from multiple categories and quotas. Understanding these is important to know whether your seat is reserved or open. General/Open (OPEN) seats are available to all candidates regardless of caste or economic status, based purely on merit (NEET score). OBC seats (BCD, BCB, BCE) are reserved for Other Backward Castes as defined by the Telangana government. SC seats (SC1, SC2, SC3) are reserved for Scheduled Castes. ST seats are reserved for Scheduled Tribes. EWS seats are reserved for Economically Weaker Sections (annual family income below ₹8 lakh). BCC and BCA are additional backward class categories specific to Telangana.
Within each category, seats are further divided by gender: FEM (Female) seats are reserved for women candidates, and GEN (General) seats are open to all genders but typically filled by male candidates if no female candidate qualifies. Special quotas include NCC (for NCC cadets), CAP (Competent Authority Provision — state-level allocation), and ANG (Angloindian). MSM (Minority — Muslim) is a flag indicating the candidate's community but does not change the seat type. Your allotment code tells you which quota your seat falls under — this is important for understanding your eligibility and any future transfers or upgrades.
- OPEN = General/Open category, merit-based
- OBC (BCD, BCB, BCE) = Other Backward Castes
- SC (SC1, SC2, SC3) = Scheduled Castes
- ST = Scheduled Tribes
- EWS = Economically Weaker Sections
- BCC, BCA = Additional backward classes (Telangana-specific)
- FEM = Female-reserved seats
- GEN = General seats (open to all genders)
- NCC = NCC cadets
- CAP = Competent Authority Provision
- ANG = Angloindian
- MSM = Minority (Muslim) community flag
Class Commencement and Academic Calendar
According to the notice, classes are scheduled to commence on 15 September 2026. However, this date may have already passed or may be subject to change. The actual start of classes will be confirmed by your college after the reporting deadline (19 October 2026). Do not assume classes have started — contact your college to confirm the exact date and time of your first class.
Once you report and complete admission formalities, your college will provide you with a detailed academic calendar, fee structure, hostel information (if applicable), and other important details. Attend all orientation sessions and induction programmes organized by the college. These are mandatory and help you understand the college's rules, facilities, and academic expectations.
- Scheduled class commencement: 15 September 2026 (may vary)
- Confirm actual start date with your college after reporting
- Attend all orientation and induction programmes
- Collect academic calendar and fee structure from the college
- Register for hostel if needed
Contact Information and Further Help
For any queries about this allotment list, contact Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS), Warangal, Telangana. Visit the official KNRUHS website (www.knruhs.telangana.gov.in) for the latest notifications, FAQs, and contact details. You can also reach out to the Registrar's office or the Admissions Cell.
If you believe there is an error in the allotment list (e.g., your name is missing, your category is wrong, or your college is incorrect), contact KNRUHS immediately with proof (your NEET admit card, application form, etc.). Do not wait — errors must be reported and corrected before the reporting deadline. Your college's admissions office can also help clarify any doubts about your allotment or the reporting process.
- Visit www.knruhs.telangana.gov.in for official updates
- Contact KNRUHS Registrar's office for queries
- Report any errors in the allotment list immediately
- Contact your college's admissions office for reporting details
- Keep all official communications and receipts
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
What does 'Competent Authority Quota' mean?
The Competent Authority Quota refers to BDS seats that are filled by the Telangana government (through KNRUHS) using its own counselling process, separate from the national NEET-UG merit list. These seats are allocated based on state-level criteria and are reserved for candidates who meet specific eligibility requirements set by the state health authority.
What is the mop-up phase?
The mop-up phase is the final round of seat allocation in the counselling process. It occurs after the main and first-round counselling are complete. Any seats that remain unfilled after earlier rounds are offered in this phase. This is your last chance to secure a BDS seat for 2026-27 — if you don't get a seat now, you will have to wait for the next admission cycle.
How do I find my name on the allotment list?
The list is organized by college. Find your college name, then search for your 10-digit roll number (starting with 4) in the ROLL_NO column. Verify that your name matches exactly. Check the 'Admission Details' column to see your allotted seat type (e.g., OPEN-FEM-P3, BCD-GEN-P3). If your name does not appear, you have not been allotted a seat in this phase.
What does the code 'OPEN-FEM-P3' mean?
'OPEN-FEM-P3' means you have been allotted an Open category seat reserved for a female candidate in Phase 3 (the mop-up round). The first part (OPEN) is your quota, the second part (FEM) is your gender, and the third part (P3) is the phase. Other codes work similarly — for example, 'ST-GEN-P2' means a Scheduled Tribe seat for a general candidate in Phase 2.
What is the reporting deadline, and what happens if I miss it?
The reporting deadline is 4:00 PM on 19 October 2026. You must report in person to your allotted college with all required documents by this time. If you do not report by the deadline, your seat will be automatically cancelled and offered to the next candidate. There are no extensions or exceptions — missing this deadline means losing your seat permanently.
What documents do I need to bring when I report to the college?
Bring all original documents including: NEET admit card and scorecard, 10th and 12th certificates, caste certificate (if applicable), EWS certificate (if applicable), medical fitness certificate, character certificate, Aadhar card or passport, proof of address, and passport-size photographs. Contact your college in advance to confirm the exact list of required documents, as it may vary by college.
What if my name is not on the allotment list?
If your name does not appear, you have not been allotted a seat in the mop-up phase. Check the KNRUHS website for any waiting list or further notifications. If you are on the waiting list, you may be called if a seat becomes available. If not, you can apply to private dental colleges, consider BDS programmes in other states, or plan to apply again in the next admission cycle.
When do classes start?
Classes are scheduled to commence on 15 September 2026, but this date may have already passed or may be subject to change. The actual start date will be confirmed by your college after the reporting deadline. Contact your college to confirm the exact date and time of your first class.
Can I change my allotted college or category after this list is released?
This is the mop-up phase, the final round of counselling. Generally, no changes are allowed after allotment in the mop-up phase. If you have a genuine issue (e.g., an error in your allotment), contact KNRUHS immediately with proof. Otherwise, you must accept your allotment or forfeit your seat.
What does 'MSM' or 'EWS' in my row mean?
'MSM' indicates you belong to a Minority (Muslim) community. 'EWS' indicates you are allotted under the Economically Weaker Section quota. These are flags that document your eligibility category for records. They do not change your seat type — they simply provide additional information about your background for administrative purposes.
Is this allotment final, or can I appeal?
This is the final allotment list for the mop-up phase. If you believe there is an error (e.g., your name is missing, your category is wrong, or your college is incorrect), contact KNRUHS immediately with proof. However, once the reporting deadline passes, no further changes are typically allowed. Act quickly if you spot an error.
What if I am allotted a college far from my home?
You must report to your allotted college by the deadline. If the college is far, arrange travel and accommodation in advance. Contact the college to ask about hostel facilities, which may be available for outstation students. Do not delay — the reporting deadline is 4:00 PM on 19 October 2026.
If your name appears on this allotment list, act immediately: (1) Verify your allotment by finding your roll number in your college's section; (2) Contact your college to confirm reporting location, time, and required documents; (3) Arrange travel and gather all original documents; (4) Report in person by 4:00 PM on 19 October 2026. Missing this deadline will result in automatic seat cancellation. If your name is not on the list, check the KNRUHS website for waiting lists or further notifications. For any errors or queries, contact KNRUHS or your college immediately.
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