Telangana KNRUHS MBBS/BDS Management Quota Not Eligible List 2026-27

Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS), Telangana has released the not-eligible list for MBBS and BDS admissions under the management quota for the 2026-27 academic year, specifically for the special stray vacancy phase of counselling. This list contains 67 candidates whose applications have been rejected during document verification. If your name appears on this list, you have a very short window to challenge the decision by submitting supporting documents. The university will consider all grievances received by 9:00 AM on 11 November 2026 before finalizing the merit list.

What is this list and why does it matter?

This is the official not-eligible list released by KNRUHS for candidates who applied for MBBS and BDS seats under the management quota for the special stray vacancy phase of counselling in 2026-27. The list contains 67 candidates whose applications were rejected during the document verification stage.

Being on this list means your application did not meet the university's document requirements and you are currently ineligible to participate in this round of counselling. However, this is not final — the university has explicitly stated that grievances will be considered, and the final merit list will be published only after all grievances are addressed.

This is a critical moment: if you believe your rejection was an error, you have less than 24 hours from the notice date to file a formal grievance with supporting documents. Missing this deadline means automatic exclusion from this phase.

Who is on the not-eligible list?

The list includes 67 candidates with their roll numbers, NEET ranks, scores, names, gender, category, local/minority status, NRI status, and ACDS (Ayushman Bharat Centrally Sponsored Scheme) status as declared in their applications. Each entry also includes a 'Verification Remarks' column that explains exactly why that candidate was marked not eligible.

The candidates span multiple categories: OC (Open Category), OBC, SC, ST, and BCE/BCA/BCD (backward class categories from Odisha and Uttar Pradesh). Some are marked as NRI (Non-Resident Indian), some as MSM (Minority Status Minority), and some as OU (Odisha University) or NL (Non-Local). The diversity of the list reflects the wide range of applicants who applied for management quota seats.

Why were candidates marked not eligible? Common rejection reasons

The verification remarks column reveals the specific document deficiencies that led to each rejection. Understanding these reasons is crucial because they tell you exactly what you need to fix if you file a grievance. The most common reasons fall into a few categories:

**Missing or incomplete school/intermediate certificates:** Many candidates were rejected because their SSC (10th) or Inter (12th) memo was not uploaded, or was uploaded without the date of birth clearly visible. Some had SSC memos without DOB, or Inter memos without DOB. This is a critical document — the university needs proof of your educational qualification and your exact date of birth.

**Missing NRI documents:** A large group of candidates (entries 19–67) were rejected simply because they did not submit NRI documents. If you marked yourself as NRI in your application, you must provide proof — typically an NRI certificate from an Indian embassy or consulate, or a bank statement showing NRI status. Without this, your NRI claim cannot be verified.

**Missing or incomplete caste certificate:** Several candidates did not upload their caste certificate, or uploaded it without the required information. If you claimed SC, ST, or OBC status, the caste certificate is mandatory and must be clearly legible.

**Missing embassy/consulate documents:** Candidates marked as NRI must provide an embassy certificate or equivalent proof. Many were rejected because this document was 'due' — meaning it was not submitted or was incomplete.

**Missing or incomplete bank statements for NRI status:** Some NRI candidates submitted bank statements but without the NRI name clearly visible, or the statement was incomplete. The bank statement must clearly show your NRI status.

**Missing ACDS (Ayushman Bharat) documents:** A few candidates did not upload the required ACDS documents if they claimed ACDS eligibility.

• SSC memo without date of birth
• Inter memo without date of birth
• Caste certificate not uploaded
• NRI documents not submitted
• Embassy/consulate certificate due or missing
• Bank statement without NRI name or incomplete
• TC (Transfer Certificate) not uploaded
• ACDS documents not uploaded

How to file a grievance if your name is on this list

If you believe your rejection was incorrect, you have the right to file a grievance. The process is simple but time-sensitive. You must email the university with your grievance and supporting documents.

**Step 1: Prepare your documents.** Gather all the documents that were missing or incomplete according to the verification remarks against your name. For example, if the remark says 'SSC MEMO WITHOUT DOB', obtain a clear copy of your SSC memo that clearly shows your date of birth. If it says 'NRI DOCUMENTS NOT SUBMITTED', prepare your NRI certificate from the Indian embassy or your bank statement showing NRI status.

**Step 2: Compose your email.** Write a brief email to knrugadmission@gmail.com stating your roll number, name, and the reason you believe the rejection was incorrect. Attach all supporting documents as PDF files. Keep the email professional and factual.

**Step 3: Send before the deadline.** The email with all documents must be received by the university by 9:00 AM on 11 November 2026. Do not send it after 9:00 AM — the university has explicitly stated that grievances received after this time will not be considered. This is a hard deadline.

**Step 4: Wait for the final merit list.** After the deadline, the university will review all grievances and publish the final merit list. If your grievance is upheld, your name will appear on the final eligible list and you can proceed to counselling.

• Email address: knrugadmission@gmail.com
• Deadline: 9:00 AM on 11.11.2026
• Include your roll number and name in the email
• Attach all supporting documents as PDFs
• Send only once — do not send multiple emails
• Keep a copy of your email for your records

What documents do you need to submit with your grievance?

The documents you submit depend entirely on what the verification remarks say was missing or incomplete for your application. Below is a guide to the most commonly required documents based on the rejection reasons seen in this list:

**For SSC/10th certificate issues:** If the remark says 'SSC MEMO WITHOUT DOB', submit a clear, legible copy of your SSC mark sheet or certificate that clearly shows your date of birth. The document must be an official memo or certificate issued by your school or the board.

**For Inter/12th certificate issues:** If the remark says 'INTER MEMO WITHOUT DOB', submit your Inter mark sheet or certificate with your date of birth clearly visible.

**For caste certificate issues:** If the remark says 'CASTE NOT UPLOADED' or 'CASTE CERTIFICATE NOT UPLOADED', submit a certified copy of your caste certificate issued by the competent authority in your state. The certificate must clearly show your name, caste, and the issuing authority's seal and signature.

**For NRI status issues:** If the remark says 'NRI DOCUMENTS NOT SUBMITTED', submit one of the following: (a) an NRI certificate issued by an Indian embassy or consulate in the country where you reside, or (b) a bank statement from an Indian bank clearly showing your NRI account status and your name, or (c) an NRI declaration form from your bank.

**For embassy certificate issues:** If the remark says 'EMBASSY DUE', submit the NRI certificate from the Indian embassy or consulate. This is a formal document issued by the embassy confirming your NRI status.

**For TC (Transfer Certificate) issues:** If the remark says 'TC NOT UPLOADED', submit your Transfer Certificate from your last school, issued when you left that institution.

**For ACDS issues:** If you claimed ACDS eligibility and the remark says documents are missing, submit the required ACDS eligibility proof as per the scheme's guidelines.

• SSC mark sheet or certificate with date of birth
• Inter mark sheet or certificate with date of birth
• Caste certificate from competent authority
• NRI certificate from Indian embassy/consulate
• Bank statement showing NRI status
• Transfer Certificate (TC) from school
• ACDS eligibility documents if applicable
• All documents must be clear, legible, and officially issued

Important dates and deadlines

The timeline for this grievance process is extremely tight. Mark these dates clearly in your calendar:

**Notice date: 10 November 2026** — The not-eligible list was released on this date. This is when the clock starts.

**Grievance submission deadline: 9:00 AM on 11 November 2026** — This is the absolute final time to email your grievance and supporting documents. The university will not accept any grievances received after 9:00 AM on this date. This gives you less than 24 hours from the notice date.

**Final merit list publication: After 11 November 2026** — Once all grievances are reviewed, the university will publish the final merit list. The exact date has not been specified, but it will be after the grievance deadline.

• Notice released: 10.11.2026
• Grievance deadline: 11.11.2026 at 9:00 AM (hard deadline)
• Final merit list: To be published after grievances are addressed

What happens after you submit your grievance?

After you submit your grievance with supporting documents by the deadline, the university will review it. The review process is not detailed in this notice, but the university has committed to addressing all grievances before publishing the final merit list.

If your grievance is upheld (i.e., the university agrees that your rejection was incorrect or that your documents are now complete), your name will be removed from the not-eligible list and added to the final eligible list. You will then be eligible to participate in the special stray vacancy phase counselling.

If your grievance is not upheld, you will remain ineligible for this phase. However, you may still be eligible for other counselling phases or rounds if they are conducted later in the admission season.

The university will publish the final merit list on its official website. Check the KNRUHS website regularly after 11 November 2026 for updates.

• University reviews all grievances received by the deadline
• Final merit list published after grievance review
• If grievance upheld: you move to eligible list and can participate in counselling
• If grievance rejected: you remain ineligible for this phase
• Check KNRUHS website for final merit list

What if you are not on this list?

If your name does not appear on this not-eligible list, it means your application passed the initial document verification stage. However, this does not automatically mean you are eligible for counselling — it means you are not on the rejection list. The final merit list, which will be published after grievances are addressed, will clarify your exact status.

Continue to monitor the KNRUHS website for the final merit list and any further announcements about the special stray vacancy phase counselling.

Common mistakes that led to rejection — and how to avoid them in your grievance

Based on the verification remarks in this list, certain document mistakes appear repeatedly. If you are filing a grievance, make sure you do not repeat these errors:

**Submitting documents without date of birth:** Many candidates uploaded SSC or Inter memos that did not clearly show their date of birth. When you submit documents, ensure the date of birth is clearly visible and legible. If the original document does not show DOB, obtain an official certificate or memo that does.

**Submitting incomplete NRI documents:** Simply claiming NRI status in your application is not enough. You must provide official proof — an embassy certificate or a bank statement. A bank statement must clearly show your name and NRI status; a statement without your name or without clear NRI designation will be rejected.

**Uploading caste certificates without required details:** Caste certificates must be issued by the competent authority and must clearly show your name, caste, and the issuing authority's details. A faded or unclear certificate will not be accepted.

**Not uploading TC (Transfer Certificate):** If you changed schools, your TC is mandatory. Obtain it from your previous school if you have not already.

**Submitting documents in the wrong format or quality:** Ensure all documents are scanned clearly, in PDF format, and legible. Blurry or low-quality scans may be rejected.

• Date of birth must be clearly visible on all certificates
• NRI documents must be official (embassy certificate or bank statement with NRI status)
• Caste certificate must show name, caste, and issuing authority
• Transfer Certificate must be from your previous school
• All documents must be clear, legible, and in PDF format
• Do not submit photocopies without official certification

Contact information and where to send your grievance

If you are on the not-eligible list and wish to file a grievance, you must contact the university via email. There is no phone number or physical address provided in this notice for grievance submission.

**Email address for grievances:** knrugadmission@gmail.com

**Deadline:** 9:00 AM on 11 November 2026

**What to include in your email:** Your roll number, name, NEET rank, and a brief explanation of why you believe the rejection was incorrect. Attach all supporting documents as PDF files.

For general inquiries about KNRUHS admissions, you can visit the official KNRUHS website at www.knruhs.telangana.gov.in.

• Grievance email: knrugadmission@gmail.com
• Deadline: 11.11.2026 at 9:00 AM
• Include roll number and name in email
• Attach all supporting documents as PDFs
• KNRUHS website: www.knruhs.telangana.gov.in

Understanding the special stray vacancy phase

This not-eligible list is specifically for the 'special stray vacancy phase' of counselling under the management quota. This is a specific phase of the MBBS/BDS admission process in Telangana, typically conducted after the main counselling rounds to fill any remaining seats that were not filled in earlier phases.

The management quota refers to seats that are filled by the college's management (private medical colleges) rather than through the state's main counselling process. These seats are typically filled through a separate counselling process, and the special stray vacancy phase is the final opportunity to fill any remaining management quota seats.

If you are eligible after the grievance process, you will be called for counselling in this phase. The exact dates and process for counselling will be announced separately by KNRUHS.

• This is for management quota seats only (not state counselling seats)
• Special stray vacancy phase is the final phase to fill remaining management quota seats
• Separate counselling process from main state counselling
• Eligibility in this phase does not guarantee a seat — it only allows you to participate in counselling

Frequently asked questions

If your name appears on this not-eligible list, act immediately. You have less than 24 hours to email your grievance and supporting documents to knrugadmission@gmail.com. The deadline is 9:00 AM on 11 November 2026 — any grievances received after this time will not be considered. Gather the exact documents mentioned in the verification remarks against your name, prepare a clear email with your roll number and name, and send everything before the deadline. After 11 November 2026, check the KNRUHS website regularly for the final merit list. If you are not on this list, continue to monitor the website for further announcements about counselling.