Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS), Telangana has released an official list of 32 BDS candidates who were allotted seats under the Competent Authority Quota (CAQ) in the Mop-Up phase of counselling for the 2026-27 academic year but did not report to their assigned colleges. This list is critical: if your name appears on it, your seat has been cancelled and you have lost your admission. The notice was issued on 22 October 2026 and is now public.
If your name is on this list, your BDS seat under Competent Authority Quota has been cancelled because you did not report to your allotted college during the Mop-Up phase.
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Unlock My College ListWhat is the Competent Authority Quota (CAQ)?
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 counselling. These seats are typically reserved for specific categories or candidates identified by the state authority. In this case, KNRUHS has conducted counselling for CAQ seats and allotted them to candidates.
CAQ seats are real, confirmed admissions — once you are allotted a seat under this quota, you must report to the college on the specified date to secure your admission. Failure to report results in automatic cancellation of your seat, and the seat is then offered to the next candidate on the waiting list.
What is the Mop-Up Phase?
The Mop-Up phase is the final round of counselling in the NEET-UG admission process. It is conducted after the main counselling rounds (usually Phase 1 and Phase 2) to fill any remaining vacant seats. Candidates who were not allotted seats in earlier phases, or who did not accept their allotments, get another chance to apply and be considered for the leftover seats.
The Mop-Up phase is typically the last opportunity to secure a seat in the current academic year. If you do not report during Mop-Up, your seat is cancelled and you lose your admission for that year.
Who is on This List?
This list contains 32 BDS candidates who were allotted seats under the Competent Authority Quota in the Mop-Up phase but failed to report to their assigned colleges. The list includes candidates from various categories: Open (OC), Backward Caste B (BCB), Backward Caste C (BCC), Backward Caste D (BCD), Backward Caste E (BCE), SC2, SC3, and ST (Scheduled Tribe).
Each entry shows the candidate's rank, roll number, name, gender, category, the college code they were allotted to, course (BDS), and the phase (P3 for Mop-Up, or P2 for an earlier phase). The list is sorted by rank, with the highest-ranked candidate at the top.
- Total candidates on the list: 32
- All are BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) candidates
- All were allotted seats under Competent Authority Quota
- All failed to report during the Mop-Up phase (P3) or Phase 2 (P2)
What Does 'Not Reported' Mean?
'Not Reported' means the candidate did not physically report to the college on the date specified for joining. Reporting is a mandatory step: after you are allotted a seat, you must visit the college, submit your original documents, pay the admission fee, and complete the registration process. If you do not do this by the deadline, your seat is forfeited.
Simply being allotted a seat is not enough — you must take action to confirm your admission. If you were allotted a seat but did not report because you were unaware of the deadline, were unable to travel, or chose to decline the seat, your name will appear on this list and your admission is cancelled.
What Happens to Your Seat Now?
Once your name appears on the 'Not Reported' list, your BDS seat under Competent Authority Quota is permanently cancelled for the 2026-27 academic year. You will not be offered another seat in this round or any subsequent round of counselling for this year.
The seat you were allotted will be offered to the next candidate on the waiting list (if one exists). If there is no waiting list, the seat may remain vacant or be used for future admissions as per university rules.
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How to Check If Your Name Is on the List
The notice contains a table with 32 rows. Each row lists a candidate's rank, roll number, name, gender, category, college code (ACOL), course, allotted category (ACAT), gender category (ASEX), and phase. To find yourself, search for your roll number or name in the table.
If your name and roll number match an entry in this list, your seat has been cancelled. If your name is NOT on this list, it means you either reported to your college on time, or you were not allotted a seat in the Mop-Up phase.
- Search by your roll number (10-digit number starting with 42)
- Search by your name (as it appears in your NEET admit card)
- Check the 'PHASE' column: P3 = Mop-Up phase, P2 = Phase 2
What Are Your Options Now?
If your name is on this list, you have lost your BDS seat for the 2026-27 academic year under Telangana's NEET-UG counselling. Your options are limited:
1. **Apply in other states**: If you have a valid NEET-UG 2026 score, you can apply for counselling in other states (Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, etc.) if their counselling rounds are still open. Check the official websites of those state authorities.
2. **Wait for next year**: You can appear for NEET-UG 2027 and apply again in the next admission cycle.
3. **Private colleges**: You may contact private BDS colleges in Telangana or other states to inquire about direct admissions (if they offer them). However, private college fees are significantly higher than government colleges.
4. **Other courses**: If you are interested in other health professions (nursing, paramedical courses, etc.), you may explore those options, though they are outside the scope of NEET-UG MBBS/BDS counselling.
Why Candidates Did Not Report: Common Reasons
Candidates appear on this list for various reasons. Some were unaware of the reporting deadline, some faced personal or financial emergencies, some were waiting for a better college in another state, and some may have declined the seat intentionally. Regardless of the reason, failure to report results in seat cancellation.
This is why it is critical to stay in touch with the counselling authority, check your email and SMS regularly, and mark the reporting date on your calendar. Missing a deadline by even one day can cost you your seat.
Important Dates and Deadlines
This notice was issued on **22 October 2026**. The list is now public, and candidates on it should be aware that their seats have been cancelled as of this date. There is no appeal or reconsideration process for 'Not Reported' candidates — the decision is final.
If you were allotted a seat in an earlier phase (Phase 1 or Phase 2) and did not report then, your seat was cancelled at that time. This list specifically covers the Mop-Up phase (P3), but also includes some Phase 2 (P2) candidates who did not report.
- Notice issued: 22 October 2026
- Status: Final — no appeals or reconsideration
- Seats cancelled as of: 22 October 2026
How to Avoid This Situation in Future Counselling
If you are still in the counselling process or plan to apply in future years, take these steps to ensure you do not lose your seat:
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1. **Register your contact details**: Ensure your email and mobile number are correctly registered with KNRUHS. All notifications are sent via email and SMS.
2. **Check the counselling portal regularly**: Log in to the official KNRUHS counselling portal daily to check for allotment results and reporting instructions.
3. **Note the reporting date and college**: As soon as you are allotted a seat, write down the exact date, time, and college where you must report. Set a reminder on your phone.
4. **Prepare documents in advance**: Gather all required documents (original certificates, admit card, ID proof, etc.) before the reporting date so you are ready to go.
5. **Report on time**: Arrive at the college on or before the deadline. Do not delay or assume you can report later.
6. **Get a receipt**: After reporting and completing registration, obtain a receipt or confirmation letter from the college as proof of admission.
Understanding the Table: Column Explanations
The notice includes a detailed table with the following columns:
- **S.No**: Serial number (1 to 32)
- **Rank**: Your NEET-UG rank
- **Roll No**: Your 10-digit NEET roll number
- **STUDENT_NAME**: Your name as registered with NEET
- **GENDER**: M (Male) or F (Female)
- **CAT**: Your category (OC = Open, BCB/BCC/BCD/BCE = Backward Caste, SC2/SC3 = Scheduled Caste, ST = Scheduled Tribe)
- **ACOL**: College code where you were allotted (e.g., MNRD, TIDS, SSDC, MGND, KIDS, SVSD, BLJI, MDCK)
- **ACRS**: Course (BDS for all)
- **ACAT**: Allotted category (the category under which you were allotted)
- **ASEX**: Gender category (GEN = General, FEM = Female)
- **ASPCAT**: Sub-category (if applicable)
- **APHASE**: Phase (P2 = Phase 2, P3 = Mop-Up phase)
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
My name is on this list. Does this mean I have lost my BDS seat?
Yes. If your name appears on this 'Not Reported' list, your BDS seat under Competent Authority Quota has been cancelled because you did not report to your allotted college during the Mop-Up phase. Your admission for 2026-27 is forfeited, and you cannot be offered another seat in this counselling cycle.
What does 'Not Reported' mean exactly?
'Not Reported' means you did not physically visit your allotted college on the specified reporting date to complete the admission process (submitting documents, paying fees, registering). Simply being allotted a seat is not enough — you must report to the college to confirm your admission. Failure to do so results in automatic cancellation.
Can I appeal or request reconsideration if my name is on this list?
No. The notice provides no appeal mechanism. Once your name is on the 'Not Reported' list, the decision is final. Your seat is cancelled and cannot be restored. You will need to apply in the next admission cycle (NEET-UG 2027) or explore admissions in other states or private colleges.
I was allotted a seat but did not know the reporting date. Can I still report now?
No. The reporting deadline has passed (the notice was issued on 22 October 2026). Reporting is only accepted on the specified date. If you missed the deadline, your seat has been cancelled and cannot be recovered. In future, ensure you check the counselling portal and your email/SMS regularly for all notifications.
What happens to the seats of candidates on this list?
The cancelled seats will be offered to the next candidates on the waiting list (if one exists). If there is no waiting list, the seats may remain vacant or be used for future admissions as per KNRUHS rules. You will not be offered another seat.
I am not on this list. Does that mean I have been admitted?
Not necessarily. If your name is not on this list, it means either (1) you reported to your college on time and your admission is confirmed, or (2) you were not allotted a seat in the Mop-Up phase. Check the official allotment result and your college's admission status to confirm.
Can I apply for BDS counselling in other states now?
Yes, if other states' counselling rounds are still open. Check the official websites of state authorities like Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, etc. to see if their NEET-UG counselling is ongoing. You will need your valid NEET-UG 2026 score and registration details.
What should I do if I see my name on this list?
First, confirm that the name and roll number match yours exactly. If they do, your seat is cancelled. Contact KNRUHS or your nearest counselling centre if you have questions, but understand that the decision cannot be reversed. Begin exploring alternative options: other states' counselling, private colleges, or preparing for NEET-UG 2027.
Is there a waiting list? Can I get a seat if someone else declines?
The notice does not mention a waiting list or any further rounds of counselling. Once the Mop-Up phase is complete and this 'Not Reported' list is published, the counselling process for 2026-27 is typically closed. No further seats will be offered to candidates on this list.
How can I avoid this situation in future counselling?
Register your correct email and mobile number with KNRUHS, check the counselling portal daily, note the exact reporting date and college as soon as you are allotted a seat, prepare all required documents in advance, and report to the college on or before the deadline. Do not delay or assume you can report later.
What colleges are mentioned in this list (what do the college codes mean)?
The college codes (MNRD, TIDS, SSDC, MGND, KIDS, SVSD, BLJI, MDCK) represent different BDS colleges in Telangana. The notice does not provide a key to decode these codes, but you can find the college names on the KNRUHS website or by contacting the counselling authority. The specific college you were allotted to is shown in the ACOL column of the table.
Does this list include only Mop-Up phase candidates, or also earlier phases?
The list includes mostly Mop-Up phase (P3) candidates, but also some Phase 2 (P2) candidates who did not report. Check the APHASE column in the table to see which phase you were allotted in. Regardless of the phase, if your name is on this list, your seat has been cancelled.
If your name appears on this list, your BDS seat for 2026-27 has been cancelled. There is no appeal or reconsideration. Act immediately: check if other states' NEET-UG counselling is still open, contact private BDS colleges, or prepare for NEET-UG 2027. If your name is not on the list, verify your admission status with your allotted college and ensure you have completed all registration requirements. Do not delay — the counselling cycle is closing.
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