Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS), Telangana has released a corrigendum — a formal correction — to the MBBS/BDS Management Quota merit list for the 2026-27 academic year. A corrigendum means one or more entries in the previously published merit list have been corrected. This document shows the corrected entry. If you applied for a Management Quota seat in Telangana and your name appears on merit lists, you must check this corrigendum to ensure your details are accurate before proceeding to the next stage of counselling.
One candidate's entry in the Management Quota merit list has been corrected; check this corrigendum against the original merit list to confirm your details are accurate.
What is a Corrigendum and Why Does It Matter?
A corrigendum is an official correction issued after a document has been published. In this case, KNRUHS has corrected one or more entries in the MBBS/BDS Management Quota merit list that was released earlier. Corrections can include changes to a candidate's name, rank, roll number, category, or NRI status — any detail that affects eligibility or seat allocation.
Why this matters to you: if your name is on the merit list and your details have been corrected, you must use the corrected information for all further counselling steps. Using outdated information from the original merit list could lead to rejection during document verification or seat allotment. Always cross-check your entry against the latest corrigendum before proceeding.
Who Is This Corrigendum For?
This corrigendum applies to candidates who applied for MBBS or BDS seats under the Management Quota in Telangana for the 2026-27 academic year. Management Quota seats are filled by private and deemed medical colleges in Telangana through their own selection process, separate from the state counselling.
The corrigendum shows one corrected entry: Chedupelly Deeksha Sahane, NEET UG 2026 Rank 1162499, Roll No 4216101172, Category SC, NRI Status YES. If this is your name or if you know this candidate, note the corrected details. If your name does not appear in this corrigendum, your entry in the original merit list stands as published.
The Corrected Entry: What Changed?
The corrigendum lists one candidate with the following corrected details:
This entry replaces the same candidate's entry in the original merit list. The exact nature of the correction (which field was changed) is not stated in this corrigendum document — it only shows the corrected version. If you are this candidate or if you need to know what was changed, contact KNRUHS directly or check the original merit list side-by-side with this corrigendum.
- NEET UG 2026 Rank: 1162499
- NEET UG 2026 Roll No: 4216101172
- Name: Chedupelly Deeksha Sahane
- Category: SC (Scheduled Caste)
- NRI Status: YES (Non-Resident Indian)
| S.No | NEET UG 2026 Rank | NEET UG 2026 Roll No | Name of Candidate | Category | NRI Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1162499 | 4216101172 | Chedupelly Deeksha Sahane | SC | YES |
What Does NRI Status Mean?
NRI Status 'YES' means the candidate is classified as a Non-Resident Indian. This classification affects seat allocation and fee structure. NRI candidates may be eligible for a separate quota of seats (if the college offers one) and typically pay higher fees than Indian residents.
If you are an NRI candidate, ensure your NRI status is correctly recorded in this corrigendum. An error in NRI status can affect which seats you are eligible for and what fees you will be charged. If your NRI status is shown incorrectly, contact KNRUHS immediately with proof of your NRI status (passport, visa, or other official documentation).
What Does SC Category Mean?
SC stands for Scheduled Caste. This is a reserved category under Indian law. Candidates belonging to SC category are eligible for reserved seats in medical colleges. The SC category is recognized across India and is based on the official SC list maintained by the Government of India.
If you belong to the SC category, you must have a valid SC certificate issued by the competent authority (usually the District Magistrate or Tehsildar in your state). The certificate must be in the prescribed format and issued on or after a certain date (check the counselling prospectus for the exact date). An invalid or expired SC certificate will result in rejection during document verification.
How to Check If Your Entry Is Affected
Step 1: Find the original MBBS/BDS Management Quota merit list published by KNRUHS earlier. This is usually available on the KNRUHS website (www.knruhs.telangana.gov.in) or the Telangana medical counselling portal.
Step 2: Search for your name and NEET UG roll number in the original merit list. Note down your entry exactly as it appears.
Step 3: Compare your entry with this corrigendum. If your name appears in the corrigendum, use the corrected details for all further steps. If your name does not appear in the corrigendum, your original entry is correct.
Step 4: If you find a discrepancy between your original entry and the corrigendum, or if you believe your details are still incorrect, contact KNRUHS immediately with proof (your NEET admit card, category certificate, NRI proof if applicable).
What to Do Next
If your name appears in this corrigendum, update your records with the corrected details immediately. Use these corrected details in all future counselling communications, document submissions, and seat allotment processes.
If you are the candidate listed in this corrigendum (Chedupelly Deeksha Sahane), ensure you have all required documents ready for the next stage of counselling. This typically includes your NEET admit card, category certificate (if applicable), NRI proof (if applicable), and other documents as per the counselling prospectus.
If you have not yet received your counselling schedule or do not know the next date for Management Quota counselling, check the KNRUHS website or contact the KNRUHS counselling helpline. Management Quota counselling may happen on a different date than state counselling.
Important: This Is a Correction, Not a Final Allotment
This corrigendum corrects your entry in the merit list. It does NOT mean you have been allotted a seat. Merit list publication is only the first step. After the merit list is finalized, KNRUHS will announce the counselling schedule, document verification dates, and seat allotment dates.
Your appearance on the merit list means you are eligible to participate in counselling. Whether you actually get a seat depends on your rank, the number of seats available, your choices, and the allotment algorithm. Continue to monitor the KNRUHS website for the next announcements.
Where to Find More Information
All official notices, merit lists, counselling schedules, and prospectuses are published on the KNRUHS website: www.knruhs.telangana.gov.in. Bookmark this page and check it regularly for updates.
For specific queries about your entry, contact KNRUHS directly:
Do not rely on unofficial sources, coaching centers, or social media for counselling information. Always verify with the official KNRUHS website or helpline.
- KNRUHS Registrar's Office, Warangal
- Phone: Check the KNRUHS website for the current helpline number
- Email: Check the KNRUHS website for the official email address
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What is a corrigendum in the context of NEET counselling?
A corrigendum is an official correction to a previously published document. In this case, KNRUHS has corrected one or more entries in the MBBS/BDS Management Quota merit list. It shows the corrected details that replace the original entry. You must use the corrected information for all further counselling steps.
How do I know if my entry has been corrected in this corrigendum?
Search for your name and NEET UG roll number in this corrigendum. The corrigendum shows one corrected entry: Chedupelly Deeksha Sahane (Roll No 4216101172, Rank 1162499). If your name appears here, your entry has been corrected. If not, your original merit list entry stands as published.
What does NRI Status 'YES' mean for my counselling and fees?
NRI Status 'YES' means you are classified as a Non-Resident Indian. This affects your seat allocation and fee structure. You may be eligible for a separate NRI quota of seats (if offered by the college) and will typically pay higher fees than Indian residents. Ensure your NRI status is correctly recorded before proceeding to counselling.
I am in the SC category. What documents do I need to prove this?
You must have a valid SC (Scheduled Caste) certificate issued by the competent authority (usually the District Magistrate or Tehsildar). The certificate must be in the prescribed format and issued on or after the date specified in the counselling prospectus. An invalid or expired certificate will result in rejection during document verification.
Does appearing in the merit list mean I have been allotted a seat?
No. Appearing in the merit list means you are eligible to participate in counselling. Seat allotment happens later, based on your rank, available seats, your choices, and the allotment algorithm. Continue to monitor the KNRUHS website for the counselling schedule and allotment dates.
What should I do if I find an error in my entry in this corrigendum?
Contact KNRUHS immediately with proof of the correct information (your NEET admit card, category certificate, NRI proof, etc.). Provide your name, roll number, and the specific error. Do not proceed to the next stage of counselling until the error is corrected.
When will the next stage of Management Quota counselling happen?
The corrigendum does not state the counselling schedule. Check the KNRUHS website (www.knruhs.telangana.gov.in) regularly for announcements about document verification dates, counselling schedules, and seat allotment dates. Management Quota counselling may happen on a different date than state counselling.
Is this corrigendum only for Management Quota or does it apply to state counselling too?
This corrigendum is specifically for MBBS/BDS admissions under the Management Quota for 2026-27. Management Quota seats are filled by private and deemed colleges through their own process, separate from state counselling. If you applied for state counselling seats, check the state counselling merit list separately.
What is the difference between Management Quota and state counselling seats?
Management Quota seats are filled by private and deemed medical colleges through their own selection process. State counselling seats are filled by government colleges and some private colleges through the state's centralized counselling process. The merit lists, counselling schedules, and seat allotment processes are different for each. Check which quota you applied for and follow the corresponding merit list and counselling schedule.
Where can I download the full Management Quota merit list?
The full merit list is available on the KNRUHS website: www.knruhs.telangana.gov.in. Search for 'Management Quota Merit List 2026-27' or check the notifications section. If you cannot find it, contact KNRUHS directly using the contact details on their website.
If your name appears in this corrigendum, update your records immediately with the corrected details and use them for all further counselling steps. If you are the candidate listed (Chedupelly Deeksha Sahane), prepare all required documents for the next stage of counselling. Check the KNRUHS website (www.knruhs.telangana.gov.in) regularly for the counselling schedule, document verification dates, and seat allotment announcement. If you find any error in your entry, contact KNRUHS without delay.
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