Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS), Telangana has released an official list of 304 candidates who either did not report to their allotted colleges or discontinued their admission during the second phase of Management Quota counselling for MBBS and BDS programmes in the 2026–27 academic year. This list is critical: if your name appears on it, your seat has been cancelled and may be reallocated to other eligible candidates in subsequent rounds. The notice was issued on 16 October 2026 and applies to all candidates who received allotments under the Management Quota (non-government seats filled through KNRUHS counselling).
If your name is on this list of 304 not-reported or discontinued candidates, your Management Quota seat has been cancelled and will be offered to other eligible candidates.
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This is an official notice from KNRUHS listing candidates who were allotted seats under the Management Quota in Phase 2 of counselling but either failed to report to their college by the deadline or formally discontinued their admission after reporting. When a candidate does not report or discontinues, their seat becomes vacant and is reallocated.
The list contains 304 candidates across MBBS and BDS programmes. The notice title explicitly mentions 'Free Exit', which means candidates who discontinued did so without penalty—they were allowed to withdraw from their allotted seat. However, not reporting (failing to join the college) is treated as abandonment of the seat.
How to Check If Your Name Is on the List
The notice provides a complete table with 304 rows. Each row contains: S.No (serial number), Rank (your NEET rank), Roll No (your NEET roll number), Student Name, Gender, Category (OC, OBC, SC, ST, BCD, BCE, BCA, BCB, BCC), Location (NL = Non-Local, OU = Telangana Resident), Minority (MSM = Muslim Minority, blank if not applicable), Allotted College code, Course (MBBS or BDS), Registration status (UNR = Unregistered, LOC = Local), Allotted Category (OPEN, MIN = Minority), Gender-based allocation (GEN = General, FEM = Female), Funding (CTB = Competent Authority Quota, NRI = NRI Quota), and Phase (P1 = Phase 1, P2 = Phase 2).
To find yourself: search the table by your NEET Roll No or Rank. If you find your entry, your seat has been cancelled. If your name does not appear, your seat remains active and you must report to your allotted college if you have not already done so.
- Search by your NEET Roll Number (10-digit number from your admit card)
- Alternatively, search by your NEET Rank
- If found, your seat is cancelled; if not found, your seat is still valid
Who Is on This List?
The list includes candidates from both MBBS and BDS programmes. Most entries show 'P2' (Phase 2) in the last column, indicating they were allotted in the second phase of counselling. A small number show 'P1' (Phase 1), meaning they were allotted in Phase 1 but did not report or discontinued later.
Candidates are from various categories: General (OC), OBC, SC, ST, and Backward Caste categories (BCD, BCE, BCA, BCB, BCC). Some are from Telangana (OU = Telangana resident) and others are from outside Telangana (NL = Non-Local). A few entries show 'MSM' (Muslim Minority) status. The list also includes candidates allotted under NRI Quota and Competent Authority Quota (CTB).
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- MBBS and BDS candidates
- Allotted in Phase 1 or Phase 2
- From all categories (General, OBC, SC, ST, Backward Castes)
- Both Telangana residents and non-residents
- Including minority and NRI quota candidates
What Happens to These Seats?
When a candidate does not report or discontinues, their seat becomes vacant. KNRUHS will reallocate these seats in the next phase of counselling or through a supplementary round. Eligible candidates on the waiting list or those who did not get a seat in Phase 2 may be offered these vacated seats.
The reallocation process follows the same merit-based and category-wise rules as the original counselling. Candidates will be notified separately if they are offered a seat from this pool. It is important to monitor the KNRUHS website and your registered email/phone for any further counselling notifications.
- Seats are reallocated in subsequent counselling phases
- Waiting-list candidates may receive offers
- Reallocation follows merit and category rules
- Check KNRUHS website and your registered contact details for updates
What If Your Name Is on the List?
If you find your name on this list, it means your allotted seat under Management Quota has been cancelled. You have two options: (1) Participate in the next phase of counselling if you wish to seek another seat, or (2) Withdraw from the process entirely. If you wish to participate in further counselling, you must register again and follow the instructions issued by KNRUHS.
Do not attempt to join the college whose seat has been cancelled. Contact KNRUHS immediately if you believe your name appears on the list by mistake (for example, if you did report to your college but were marked as not reported). The university may have a process to correct such errors, but you must act quickly.
- Your seat is cancelled—do not report to the college
- You may participate in the next counselling phase if you wish
- Contact KNRUHS if you believe there is an error
- Monitor the KNRUHS website for the next phase notification
Important Dates and Deadlines
This list was issued on 16 October 2026. The notice does not specify when the next phase of counselling will begin or when seats will be reallocated. You must check the KNRUHS website (www.knruhs.telangana.gov.in) regularly for announcements about Phase 3 counselling or any supplementary round.
If you are a candidate on the waiting list or did not receive a seat in Phase 2, watch for notifications about the next phase. KNRUHS typically announces the schedule for the next phase within a few days of releasing the not-reported/discontinued list.
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- List issued: 16 October 2026
- Next phase schedule: To be announced by KNRUHS
- Check KNRUHS website daily for updates
- Register for notifications if available on the portal
Understanding the Table Columns
The list uses abbreviations that may be unfamiliar. Here is a guide to the key columns: 'CAT' = Category (OC = Open/General, OBC = Other Backward Class, SC = Scheduled Caste, ST = Scheduled Tribe, BCD/BCE/BCA/BCB/BCC = Backward Caste subcategories specific to Telangana). 'LOC' = Location (NL = Non-Local/outside Telangana, OU = Telangana resident). 'MIN' = Minority (MSM = Muslim Minority; blank means not applicable). 'ACOL' = Allotted College (code for the college assigned). 'ACRS' = Allotted Course (MBBS or BDS). 'AREG' = Registration Status (UNR = Unregistered, LOC = Local/Telangana resident). 'ACAT' = Allotted Category (OPEN = General seat, MIN = Minority seat). 'ASEX' = Gender-based allocation (GEN = General, FEM = Female-only seat). 'AFP' = Funding (CTB = Competent Authority Quota, NRI = NRI Quota). 'APHASE' = Phase (P1 = Phase 1, P2 = Phase 2).
Understanding these codes helps you verify your own entry and understand the type of seat you were allotted. For example, if you see 'MSM' under MIN and 'MIN' under ACAT, you were allotted a minority seat. If 'AFP' shows 'NRI', you were allotted under the NRI Quota.
- CAT: Your category (OC, OBC, SC, ST, or Backward Caste)
- LOC: NL = outside Telangana, OU = Telangana resident
- MIN: MSM = Muslim Minority (blank = not applicable)
- ACOL: Code of the college you were allotted
- ACRS: MBBS or BDS
- AREG: UNR = Unregistered, LOC = Telangana resident
- ACAT: OPEN = General seat, MIN = Minority seat
- ASEX: GEN = General, FEM = Female-only seat
- AFP: CTB = Competent Authority Quota, NRI = NRI Quota
- APHASE: P1 = Phase 1, P2 = Phase 2
Why Candidates Don't Report or Discontinue
Candidates may not report for several reasons: they secured admission at a better college through another counselling (e.g., state counselling in another state, private counselling, or a higher-ranked college in a later phase), they decided to pursue a different course or career path, they faced personal or financial difficulties, or they were waiting for a better seat in a subsequent phase. KNRUHS allows 'free exit', meaning candidates can withdraw without penalty.
Discontinuation after reporting typically occurs when a candidate realizes the college or location is not suitable, or they receive a better offer in a later phase. The 'free exit' provision ensures that candidates are not locked into a seat they no longer want, which benefits both the candidate and the institution by freeing up seats for other eligible candidates.
- Better seat secured elsewhere
- Change of career preference
- Personal or financial reasons
- Waiting for a better seat in the next phase
- College or location not suitable
What to Do Next
Step 1: Search the list for your name using your NEET Roll No or Rank. Step 2: If your name is NOT on the list, your seat is still valid. Ensure you have reported to your allotted college and completed all admission formalities. Step 3: If your name IS on the list, do not report to the college. Instead, wait for the next phase of counselling notification from KNRUHS. Step 4: Monitor the KNRUHS website (www.knruhs.telangana.gov.in) daily for announcements about Phase 3 or any supplementary counselling round.
If you are a waiting-list candidate or did not receive a seat in Phase 2, this list indicates that seats are becoming available. Be ready to participate in the next phase when it is announced. Keep your contact details (email and phone) updated on the KNRUHS portal so you receive notifications promptly.
- Search the list for your name
- If not found: your seat is valid; complete admission formalities
- If found: do not report to the college; wait for next phase
- Check KNRUHS website daily for Phase 3 announcement
- Keep your contact details updated on the portal
- Be ready to participate in the next counselling phase
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What does 'not reported' mean in this list?
A candidate who was allotted a seat but did not join the college by the deadline is marked as 'not reported'. This means they either did not show up for admission or did not complete the reporting process. Their seat is now cancelled and will be offered to other eligible candidates.
What does 'discontinued' mean?
A candidate who reported to the college and completed initial admission formalities but later withdrew from the programme is marked as 'discontinued'. KNRUHS allows 'free exit', so these candidates can withdraw without penalty. Their seat becomes available for reallocation.
How do I check if my name is on the list?
Search the table provided in the notice using your NEET Roll Number (10-digit number from your admit card) or your NEET Rank. If you find your entry, your seat has been cancelled. If you do not find your name, your seat remains valid.
If my name is on the list, what should I do?
Do not report to the college. Your seat has been cancelled. Wait for the next phase of counselling to be announced by KNRUHS. You may participate in the next phase if you wish to seek another seat. Monitor the KNRUHS website for updates.
When will the next phase of counselling begin?
The notice does not specify the date for the next phase. KNRUHS typically announces the schedule for the next phase within a few days of releasing this list. Check the KNRUHS website (www.knruhs.telangana.gov.in) regularly for announcements.
Can I get my seat back if my name is on this list?
No. Once your name appears on the not-reported or discontinued list, your seat is cancelled and cannot be restored. However, you can participate in the next phase of counselling if you wish to seek a different seat.
What happens to the seats of candidates on this list?
These seats are reallocated in the next phase of counselling. Eligible candidates on the waiting list or those who did not receive a seat in Phase 2 may be offered these vacated seats. The reallocation follows the same merit-based and category-wise rules as the original counselling.
I reported to my college, but my name is on the list. What should I do?
Contact KNRUHS immediately. There may be an error in the list. Provide proof of your reporting (admission receipt, fee payment confirmation, etc.). KNRUHS may have a process to correct such errors, but you must act quickly.
Does this list apply to all candidates or only Management Quota candidates?
This list applies only to candidates allotted under the Management Quota for MBBS and BDS programmes in the 2026–27 academic year. Management Quota seats are non-government seats filled through KNRUHS counselling. Candidates allotted under other quotas (e.g., Competent Authority Quota, NRI Quota) may have separate lists.
What does 'free exit' mean?
'Free exit' means candidates can withdraw from their allotted seat without any penalty or loss of eligibility. They can participate in future counselling rounds if they wish. This provision ensures that candidates are not forced to join a college they no longer want.
Can I appeal if I believe my name should not be on this list?
The notice does not mention an appeal process. However, if you believe there is an error (e.g., you did report but were marked as not reported), contact KNRUHS immediately with supporting documents. The university may have a mechanism to address such grievances, but you must act quickly.
What is the difference between Phase 1 and Phase 2 in the list?
Phase 1 candidates were allotted seats in the first round of counselling; Phase 2 candidates were allotted in the second round. Most entries in this list show 'P2' because Phase 2 was more recent. A few 'P1' entries indicate candidates who were allotted in Phase 1 but did not report or discontinued later.
If your name appears on this list of 304 not-reported or discontinued candidates, your Management Quota seat has been cancelled and will be reallocated in the next phase of counselling. Do not attempt to join the college. If your name is not on the list, your seat remains valid—ensure you have completed all admission formalities at your allotted college. Monitor the KNRUHS website (www.knruhs.telangana.gov.in) daily for announcements about Phase 3 counselling or any supplementary round. If you believe your name appears on the list by mistake, contact KNRUHS immediately with proof of your reporting.
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