The Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS) in Telangana has released the final allotment list for MBBS seats under the mop-up round of counselling for 2026–27. This is the last opportunity to secure an MBBS seat in Telangana government, private un-aided non-minority, and minority medical colleges. If you have been allotted a seat, you must act immediately: reporting to your college is mandatory by October 18, 2026, and failure to do so carries severe penalties. This guide explains what you need to do, what documents to bring, and the critical deadlines you cannot miss.
Allotted candidates must report to their college by October 18, 2026, with original documents and Rs 12,000 university fee, or face a Rs 20 lakh penalty and three-year debarment from KNRUHS MBBS admissions.
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Unlock My College ListWhat is the Telangana MBBS Mop-Up Round and why does it matter?
The mop-up round is the final phase of NEET UG counselling in Telangana. It fills any remaining vacant MBBS seats after the main and supplementary rounds of allotment. If you did not secure a seat in earlier rounds or if you are a Competent Authority Quota (CQ) candidate, the mop-up round is your last chance to gain admission to an MBBS programme in Telangana for the 2026–27 academic year.
The allotment released on October 15, 2026, is based on your NEET UG 2026 merit rank and the college preferences you submitted during the web options window (October 12–14, 2026). This round covers government medical colleges, private un-aided non-minority colleges, and minority medical colleges across Telangana.
How to download your mop-up round allotment order
Your allotment order is now live on the official Telangana medical admissions portal. Follow these steps to retrieve and print it immediately, as you will need the printout when you report to your college.
- Visit the official counselling portal at tsmedadm.tsche.in
- Click on the MBBS Mop-Up Round allotment link displayed on the homepage
- Log in using your NEET UG 2026 roll number and date of birth
- Download your allotment order and print a clear, legible copy
Critical reporting deadline: October 18, 2026
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You have only three days from the allotment release to report to your allotted college. The reporting deadline is October 18, 2026. This is a hard deadline; late reporting is not permitted, and your seat will be cancelled if you do not appear by this date.
Reporting means physically visiting your allotted college, submitting all original documents, paying the required fees, and completing admission formalities with the Principal or admissions office. Do not delay—plan your travel and document collection now.
Fees and payment details for mop-up round admission
You must pay a university fee of Rs 12,000 immediately upon allotment. This is separate from tuition fees, which are due according to the deadline specified in your allotment order. The exact tuition fee amount depends on whether you are joining a government or private college and your category.
Payment can be made through the modes listed on the official KNRUHS or counselling portal. Ensure you retain proof of payment (receipt or transaction confirmation) to present at the college during reporting.
Documents you must bring when reporting to college
Prepare all original documents and photocopies well in advance. The college will not admit you without these, and you cannot report on the last day if documents are incomplete. Here is the full checklist:
- NEET UG 2026 scorecard (original and photocopy)
- Allotment order printout (from the portal)
- Class 10 marksheet (original and photocopy)
- Class 12 marksheet (original and photocopy)
- Transfer certificate from your last school or college
- Local status certificate (issued by your municipal corporation or gram panchayat)
- Caste certificate (if you are in a reserved category: SC, ST, OBC, or EBC)
- Income certificate (if applicable for your category)
- Passport-size photographs (typically 4–6 copies)
- Signed bonds or undertakings as specified by the college
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Mandatory joining rule and penalties for non-compliance
Joining after allotment in the mop-up round is compulsory. This means that if you are allotted a seat and you report to the college, you are legally bound to pursue the MBBS programme. You cannot withdraw or abandon the seat after joining.
If you do not report by October 18, 2026, or if you withdraw after joining, you will face severe consequences: a penalty of Rs 20 lakh and a three-year debarment from all KNRUHS MBBS admissions. This means you cannot apply for MBBS admission in Telangana for the next three years. Understand this rule clearly before you decide whether to report.
Step-by-step action plan for allotted candidates
To ensure a smooth and timely admission process, follow this structured plan:
- Download your allotment order from tsmedadm.tsche.in today and print it clearly
- Gather all original documents and make photocopies; organize them in a folder
- Arrange passport-size photographs (at least 4–6 copies)
- Pay the university fee of Rs 12,000 through the portal and save the receipt
- Check the allotment order for the exact tuition fee amount and payment deadline for your college
- Plan your travel to the allotted college; note the college address and reporting office contact details
- Report to the college on or before October 18, 2026, with all documents and fee receipts
- Submit original documents to the Principal or admissions office and complete all admission formalities
- Obtain an admission confirmation letter or receipt from the college
What to watch for after the mop-up round closes
Even after you report, stay alert to official announcements from KNRUHS. Occasionally, stray vacancies (seats that remain unfilled even after the mop-up round) are notified, and additional candidates may be called. However, these are rare and typically affect only a small number of seats.
Also monitor the KNRUHS website and your allotted college's portal for any updates on tuition fee payment deadlines, especially if you are joining a private college. Missing a fee deadline could jeopardize your admission.
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
What is the mop-up round in Telangana MBBS counselling?
The mop-up round is the final phase of NEET UG counselling in Telangana. It fills any remaining vacant MBBS seats after the main and supplementary rounds. It is your last opportunity to secure an MBBS seat in Telangana for the 2026–27 academic year.
When must I report to my allotted college?
You must report to your allotted college on or before October 18, 2026. This is a hard deadline. If you do not report by this date, your seat will be cancelled and you will face a Rs 20 lakh penalty and three-year debarment from KNRUHS MBBS admissions.
How do I download my mop-up round allotment order?
Visit tsmedadm.tsche.in, click on the MBBS Mop-Up Round allotment link, log in with your NEET UG 2026 roll number and date of birth, and download your allotment order. Print it clearly, as you will need the printout when you report to college.
What fees must I pay for mop-up round admission?
You must pay a university fee of Rs 12,000 immediately upon allotment. Tuition fees are due according to the deadline specified in your allotment order and vary depending on whether you are joining a government or private college. Payment modes are listed on the official portal.
What documents do I need to bring when reporting to college?
Bring your NEET UG scorecard, allotment order printout, Class 10 and 12 marksheets, transfer certificate, local status certificate, caste and income certificates (if applicable), passport-size photographs, and any signed bonds. All documents must be originals; photocopies alone are not sufficient.
What happens if I do not report by October 18, 2026?
If you do not report by the deadline, your seat will be cancelled. You will face a penalty of Rs 20 lakh and a three-year debarment from all KNRUHS MBBS admissions. This means you cannot apply for MBBS in Telangana for the next three years.
Can I withdraw after joining in the mop-up round?
No. Joining after allotment in the mop-up round is compulsory and binding. If you withdraw after joining, you will face the same penalties: Rs 20 lakh and three-year debarment from KNRUHS MBBS admissions. Understand this rule before you decide to report.
Which colleges are covered in the Telangana MBBS mop-up round?
The mop-up round covers government medical colleges, private un-aided non-minority medical colleges, and minority medical colleges in Telangana. The allotment is based on your NEET UG merit rank and your college preferences submitted during the web options window (October 12–14, 2026).
If you have been allotted a seat in the Telangana MBBS mop-up round, act now: download your allotment order, gather all documents, pay the Rs 12,000 university fee, and report to your college by October 18, 2026. Missing this deadline will result in seat cancellation and severe penalties. For any clarifications, contact your allotted college or visit the KNRUHS website.
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