Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS), Telangana's NEET-UG counselling authority, has released an official list of 210 BDS candidates who were allotted seats in the first phase of counselling for the 2026-27 academic year but failed to report to their assigned colleges. This is a critical document: if your name appears on this list, your allotted seat has likely been cancelled, and you will not be admitted unless you take immediate action. The list includes candidates' ranks, roll numbers, names, gender, category, allotted college, and the phase in which they were allotted. Understanding what this means and what to do next is essential to protect your admission.
If your name is on this not-reported list, your BDS seat has been cancelled; you must contact KNRUHS immediately to understand your options for reinstatement or the next counselling phase.
What Is This List and Why It Matters
This is the official 'Not Reported Candidates' list issued by KNRUHS on 16 September 2026 for BDS admissions under the Competent Authority Quota (CAQ) for the 2026-27 academic year. The Competent Authority Quota is the pool of BDS seats that the Telangana government fills through its own counselling process, separate from the national NEET counselling.
During Phase 1 of counselling, candidates were allotted seats at various BDS colleges across Telangana based on their NEET rank, category, and preferences. Each allotted candidate was required to report to their assigned college on a specified date to confirm their admission. This list contains the names of 210 candidates who received an allotment but did not report within the deadline.
When a candidate fails to report, their seat is treated as vacant and is typically cancelled. This means the candidate loses their allotment and will not be admitted to that college unless they take corrective action. The seat may then be offered to the next-ranked candidate in the waiting list, or it may remain unfilled depending on KNRUHS's rules.
Who Is on This List: Understanding the Data
The list contains 210 candidates ranked from rank 118,345 to rank 757,041. Each entry shows the candidate's rank, roll number (NEET registration number), full name, gender, category (OC, BCB, BCD, BCE, SC1, SC2, SC3, ST, BCA, BCC), allotted college code, course (BDS), allotted category quota, gender quota (if applicable), and the phase (P1 = Phase 1).
The candidates span all major social categories: Open Category (OC), Backward Classes (BCB, BCD, BCE, BCA, BCC), Scheduled Castes (SC1, SC2, SC3), and Scheduled Tribes (ST). This indicates that non-reporting is not limited to any single category—it is a problem across all groups.
The allotted colleges are represented by codes such as GDHD, ACDS, KIDS, PANH, MIDS, SVSD, MDCK, SSDC, MGND, MNRD, BLJI, and TIDS. These are abbreviations for various BDS colleges in Telangana. The fact that candidates from multiple colleges appear on the list shows that the issue is widespread across the state's BDS network.
How to Check If Your Name Is on the List
The list is arranged by rank in ascending order (from lowest rank number to highest). To find your name, you can search by your NEET roll number or your rank. The roll number is a 10-digit number that was assigned to you when you registered for NEET UG 2026.
You can download the full PDF from the KNRUHS website or search the list manually. If you find your name, note your rank, the college code you were allotted to, and the category quota under which you were allotted. This information will be important if you need to contact KNRUHS or appeal your case.
If your name does appear on this list, do not panic—but act quickly. The next steps depend on the reason you did not report and the rules KNRUHS has set for reinstatement or the next phase of counselling.
Why Candidates May Not Have Reported
There are several reasons why a candidate might not report to their allotted college, even after receiving an allotment. Common reasons include: not receiving the allotment notification in time (due to email or SMS delays), misunderstanding the reporting date or location, personal or family emergencies, health issues, financial constraints, or a change of mind about pursuing BDS.
Some candidates may have been waiting for a better college in a later phase and chose not to report in Phase 1, hoping to get upgraded in Phase 2 or Phase 3. However, this is a risky strategy because non-reporting can result in seat cancellation and loss of eligibility for future phases.
A few candidates may have reported to the wrong college, or there may have been administrative errors in the allotment or reporting process. In such cases, it is important to contact KNRUHS with documentary evidence to clarify the situation.
What Happens to Your Seat After Non-Reporting
Once a candidate's name appears on the not-reported list, their allotted seat is typically cancelled by KNRUHS. This means the seat is no longer reserved for them, and they will not be admitted to that college unless they successfully appeal or are reinstated.
The cancelled seat is usually offered to the next-ranked candidate on the waiting list for that college and category. This process continues until all seats are filled or the waiting list is exhausted. If a seat remains unfilled after all candidates on the waiting list have been processed, it may be carried forward to the next phase of counselling or remain vacant.
In some cases, KNRUHS may allow a candidate to report late if they can provide a valid reason (such as a medical emergency or administrative error). However, this is at the discretion of KNRUHS and is not guaranteed. Late reporting is typically allowed only within a short grace period (usually 1–2 days after the original reporting deadline) and may require submission of supporting documents.
What to Do If Your Name Is on This List
If you find your name on the not-reported list, take the following steps immediately: (1) Contact KNRUHS counselling office by phone or email as soon as possible. Provide your name, roll number, rank, and the college you were allotted to. Explain why you did not report and ask if late reporting is possible. (2) If you have a valid reason for non-reporting (medical emergency, administrative error, notification failure), gather supporting documents such as medical certificates, proof of communication attempts, or screenshots of notification issues. (3) Submit a formal written request to KNRUHS with your documents, clearly stating your case and requesting reinstatement or consideration for the next phase.
Do not assume your seat is permanently lost. KNRUHS may have provisions for reinstatement or may allow you to participate in the next phase of counselling (Phase 2 or Phase 3) if you were eligible for Phase 1. However, you must act quickly—delays in contacting KNRUHS may reduce your chances of a favorable outcome.
If KNRUHS denies your request for reinstatement, you may still be eligible for Phase 2 or Phase 3 counselling, depending on the rules. In Phase 2, seats that were not filled in Phase 1 (including those vacated by non-reporting candidates) are offered to eligible candidates. You should monitor the KNRUHS website for Phase 2 counselling dates and participate if you are eligible.
- Contact KNRUHS counselling office immediately with your name, roll number, and rank
- Explain why you did not report and provide supporting documents if applicable
- Submit a formal written request for reinstatement or late reporting
- Monitor the KNRUHS website for Phase 2 counselling dates and participate if eligible
- Do not miss any deadlines—delays can result in permanent loss of your seat
Understanding the Allotted College Codes
The list shows allotted colleges using abbreviations. While the full names of these colleges are not provided in the notice, the codes represent various BDS institutions across Telangana. For example, GDHD, ACDS, KIDS, PANH, MIDS, SVSD, MDCK, SSDC, MGND, MNRD, BLJI, and TIDS are all BDS colleges in the state.
If you were allotted to a college and did not report, you should know which college it was. You can cross-reference the college code from the list with the KNRUHS website or the counselling prospectus to identify the full name and location of the college. This will help you understand where you were supposed to report and why you may have missed the deadline.
Category and Quota Information
The list shows candidates allotted under various categories and quotas. The 'ACAT' (Allotted Category) column shows the category under which the candidate was allotted—for example, OPEN (for Open Category candidates), BCB, BCD, BCE (for Backward Classes), SC1, SC2, SC3 (for Scheduled Castes), ST (for Scheduled Tribes), and BCA, BCC (for other backward classes).
The 'ASEX' (Allotted Sex) column shows whether the candidate was allotted under the general quota or the women's quota (FEM = Female). Some candidates may have been allotted under category-specific quotas (e.g., BCB FEM = Backward Class Female quota).
Understanding your allotted category and quota is important because it determines your eligibility for reinstatement or participation in future phases. If you were allotted under a specific category or quota, you will continue to be eligible under that category in future phases.
Important Dates and Deadlines
This list was issued on 16 September 2026. The reporting deadline for Phase 1 would have been a few days before this date (typically 1–2 weeks after the allotment was announced). Since the list has already been released, the Phase 1 reporting deadline has passed.
KNRUHS typically announces Phase 2 counselling dates within a few days of releasing the Phase 1 not-reported list. You should monitor the KNRUHS website (www.knruhs.telangana.gov.in) for announcements about Phase 2 counselling, including the registration and reporting dates.
If you are eligible for Phase 2, you must register and participate within the announced deadlines. Missing Phase 2 deadlines will further reduce your chances of getting a BDS seat. Keep checking the KNRUHS website daily for updates.
- Phase 1 not-reported list released: 16 September 2026
- Phase 1 reporting deadline: already passed
- Phase 2 counselling dates: to be announced by KNRUHS (monitor website daily)
- Act immediately if your name is on this list—do not wait for Phase 2
Common Mistakes That Lead to Non-Reporting
Many candidates miss the reporting deadline due to preventable mistakes. The most common is not checking the allotment result on time. Allotment results are usually announced on the KNRUHS website, and candidates are expected to check the portal regularly. If you did not check the portal, you may have missed your allotment notification.
Another common mistake is misunderstanding the reporting date or location. The allotment letter clearly states the date, time, and place where you must report. Some candidates confuse the reporting date with the counselling date or report to the wrong college. Always read the allotment letter carefully and confirm the details before the reporting date.
Some candidates do not receive the SMS or email notification about their allotment because their phone number or email address was incorrect during NEET registration. If you suspect this happened, contact KNRUHS immediately with proof of your correct contact details.
A few candidates deliberately do not report in Phase 1, hoping to get a better college in Phase 2. This is a high-risk strategy because non-reporting can result in permanent loss of your seat and eligibility. Always report to your allotted college in the phase you are eligible for—you can always upgrade in a later phase if seats are available.
- Not checking the allotment result on time
- Misunderstanding the reporting date or location
- Incorrect phone number or email during NEET registration
- Deliberately not reporting in hopes of a better college in Phase 2
- Not reading the allotment letter carefully
Your Rights and Options
As a candidate on the not-reported list, you have the right to contact KNRUHS and request clarification or reinstatement. KNRUHS is required to provide you with information about why your seat was cancelled and what options are available to you.
You have the right to appeal if you believe there was an administrative error or if you have a valid reason for non-reporting. Submit your appeal in writing with supporting documents to the KNRUHS counselling office. The office will review your case and inform you of the outcome.
You have the right to participate in Phase 2 counselling if you are eligible and if KNRUHS has not permanently barred you from future phases. Check the Phase 2 counselling prospectus to confirm your eligibility.
If you are dissatisfied with KNRUHS's decision, you may have the right to file a complaint with the Telangana Medical Council or seek legal advice. However, this should be a last resort after exhausting all administrative remedies.
- Right to contact KNRUHS for clarification
- Right to appeal with supporting documents
- Right to participate in Phase 2 counselling if eligible
- Right to file a complaint if dissatisfied with KNRUHS's decision
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
What does 'not reported' mean in the context of BDS counselling?
'Not reported' means the candidate received an allotment of a BDS seat in Phase 1 counselling but did not physically report to the allotted college on the specified reporting date. When a candidate fails to report, their seat is cancelled, and they lose their admission unless they successfully appeal for reinstatement or participate in a later phase of counselling.
If my name is on this list, does it mean I have lost my BDS seat permanently?
Not necessarily. Your seat has been cancelled for Phase 1, but you may still have options. You can contact KNRUHS immediately to request late reporting or reinstatement if you have a valid reason. If reinstatement is not possible, you may be eligible to participate in Phase 2 counselling, where new seats (including those vacated by non-reporting candidates) are offered. Act quickly—delays reduce your chances.
Why would a candidate not report even after getting an allotment?
Common reasons include: not receiving the allotment notification in time, misunderstanding the reporting date or location, personal or family emergencies, health issues, financial constraints, or deliberately waiting for a better college in Phase 2. Some candidates may also have reported to the wrong college or faced administrative errors.
What should I do immediately if I find my name on this list?
Contact the KNRUHS counselling office by phone or email as soon as possible. Provide your name, roll number, rank, and the college you were allotted to. Explain why you did not report. If you have a valid reason (medical emergency, notification failure, administrative error), gather supporting documents and submit a formal written request for reinstatement or late reporting. Do not delay—every day counts.
Can I report late to my allotted college after my name appears on the not-reported list?
It depends on KNRUHS's rules and the reason for your non-reporting. KNRUHS may allow late reporting within a short grace period (usually 1–2 days after the original deadline) if you have a valid reason and supporting documents. However, this is not guaranteed. Contact KNRUHS immediately to ask if late reporting is possible in your case.
What happens to my seat after it is cancelled due to non-reporting?
Your cancelled seat is typically offered to the next-ranked candidate on the waiting list for that college and category. This process continues until all seats are filled or the waiting list is exhausted. If a seat remains unfilled, it may be carried forward to Phase 2 counselling or remain vacant.
Will I be eligible for Phase 2 counselling if my name is on the not-reported list?
In most cases, yes—you will be eligible for Phase 2 counselling if you were eligible for Phase 1. However, this depends on KNRUHS's specific rules, which may be stated in the counselling prospectus. Check the KNRUHS website for Phase 2 counselling dates and eligibility criteria. Do not assume you are ineligible—participate in Phase 2 if you can.
How can I find out which college I was allotted to?
Find your name on the not-reported list and look at the 'ACOL' (Allotted College) column. This shows the college code (e.g., GDHD, KIDS, PANH). You can cross-reference this code with the KNRUHS website or the counselling prospectus to find the full name and location of the college.
What documents should I submit if I want to appeal for reinstatement?
Submit a formal written request to KNRUHS with supporting documents that explain your reason for non-reporting. If you had a medical emergency, include a medical certificate. If you did not receive the notification, include screenshots or proof of communication attempts. If there was an administrative error, include relevant documents. Always include your name, roll number, rank, and the college you were allotted to.
When will Phase 2 counselling be announced?
KNRUHS typically announces Phase 2 counselling dates within a few days of releasing the Phase 1 not-reported list. This list was released on 16 September 2026, so Phase 2 dates should be announced very soon. Monitor the KNRUHS website (www.knruhs.telangana.gov.in) daily for announcements. Do not miss the Phase 2 registration and reporting deadlines.
Can I contact KNRUHS to find out why I did not receive my allotment notification?
Yes. Contact the KNRUHS counselling office and provide your name, roll number, and the phone number and email address you used during NEET registration. Ask them to confirm whether the allotment notification was sent to you and, if so, when. If there was a communication failure, provide your correct contact details and ask KNRUHS to resend the notification or allow late reporting.
If your name appears on this list, contact KNRUHS counselling office immediately—do not wait. Provide your details, explain your situation, and submit supporting documents if you have a valid reason for non-reporting. Monitor the KNRUHS website daily for Phase 2 counselling announcements and participate if you are eligible. Your BDS seat is not permanently lost, but you must act quickly to protect your admission. Every day of delay reduces your chances of reinstatement or a good college in Phase 2.
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