Telangana MBBS Mop-Up Round 2026: Seat Allotment Out, Reporting Deadline & Fee Details

The Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS) in Telangana has announced the final mop-up round seat allotment for MBBS admissions under the Competent Authority Quota for the 2026-27 academic year. This is the last opportunity for candidates to secure a medical college seat in Telangana through NEET UG counselling. If you have been allotted a seat, you must act quickly: fee payment and physical reporting to your college are now mandatory, and missing these steps will result in forfeiture of your seat and serious penalties. This guide explains what you need to do immediately and what documents to bring.

What is the Mop-Up Round and Why Does It Matter?

The mop-up round is the final phase of NEET UG counselling in Telangana. It is designed to fill any remaining MBBS seats that were not filled during the earlier rounds of seat allotment. Candidates who did not secure a seat in Round 1 or Round 2, or who wish to upgrade to a better college, are eligible to participate in the mop-up round by submitting fresh web options.

For the 2026-27 academic year, the mop-up round allotment has now been released. This is your last chance to secure an MBBS seat in Telangana through the regular counselling process. After the mop-up round, no further rounds of allotment will be conducted, so if you have been allotted a seat now, you must complete all formalities without delay.

How to Check Your Mop-Up Round Seat Allotment

The complete seat allotment list has been released by KNRUHS on its official portal at knruhs.telangana.gov.in. The allotment is published as a college-wise PDF document that is open to view without requiring you to log in with your individual credentials. This means you can access the list directly and search for your name or roll number across all colleges.

To find your allotment, visit the KNRUHS website, locate the mop-up round allotment PDF link, and download the document. Search for your NEET UG roll number or name in the college-wise list to see which medical college you have been allotted to. If your name appears in the list, you have been selected; if not, you were not allotted a seat in this round.

• Visit knruhs.telangana.gov.in
• Download the college-wise mop-up round allotment PDF
• Search for your NEET UG roll number or name
• Note the name and location of your allotted college

Mandatory Fee Payment: ₹12,000 University Fee

All candidates who have been allotted a seat in the mop-up round must pay a non-refundable university fee of ₹12,000 online through the KNRUHS admission portal. This fee is mandatory and must be paid before you can download your provisional allotment letter or report to your college.

If you were allotted a seat in Round 1 or Round 2 and already paid this fee, you do not need to pay it again—even if you have upgraded to a different college in the mop-up round. However, if this is your first allotment, you must pay the full amount immediately. Payment must be completed online; cash payments at the college will not be accepted.

• Fee amount: ₹12,000 (non-refundable)
• Payment method: Online through KNRUHS portal only
• Exemption: If you paid the fee in Round 1 or Round 2, no additional payment is required
• Deadline: Pay immediately after checking your allotment

Downloading Your Provisional Allotment Letter

After you have successfully paid the ₹12,000 university fee (or confirmed that your earlier payment has been validated), you must log into the KNRUHS candidate portal and download your provisional seat allotment letter. This letter is an official document that confirms your seat allotment and is required at the time of physical reporting to your college.

Print the provisional allotment letter clearly and keep it safe. You will need to present the original printout along with your other documents when you report to your college. Do not delay this step; the letter is essential for completing your admission process.

• Log into the KNRUHS candidate portal after fee payment
• Download the provisional seat allotment letter
• Print the letter clearly on white paper
• Keep the printout safe for college reporting

Physical Reporting to Your Allotted College: Timeline and Process

After downloading your provisional allotment letter, you must report in person to the office of the Principal of your allotted medical college. This is not optional—physical reporting is mandatory to confirm your admission. You must bring the printout of your provisional allotment letter, all original documents, and the college tuition fees as prescribed by your college.

The exact reporting deadline will be communicated by KNRUHS and your college. Typically, candidates are given 3–5 days from the date of allotment release to report. Check the KNRUHS website and your college's admission office for the specific deadline. Reporting late or failing to report at all will result in automatic cancellation of your seat with no refund of the university fee.

• Report to the Principal's office of your allotted college
• Bring the printout of your provisional allotment letter
• Bring all original documents (see list below)
• Bring college tuition fees as prescribed
• Report within the deadline set by KNRUHS and your college
• Failure to report will result in seat cancellation

Documents You Must Bring for Physical Reporting

When you report to your allotted college, you must bring all original documents along with two sets of self-attested photocopies. The college will verify these documents as part of the admission process. Missing or incomplete documents may delay your admission or result in rejection.

Prepare all documents well in advance and organize them in a folder. Make two complete sets of photocopies of each document and attest them yourself by signing and dating each copy. Bring the originals for verification and the photocopies for the college's records.

• NEET UG 2026 Rank Card and Hall Ticket (original)
• KNRUHS Provisional Allotment Order (download and print from portal)
• Class 10 / SSC Marks Memo and Birth Certificate (original)
• Intermediate (10+2) or equivalent marks memo (original)
• Study and Conduct Certificates from Class 6 to 12 (original)
• Transfer Certificate (TC) from your last attended school (original)
• Caste/Community Certificate from the competent authority (if applicable for SC/ST/BC quota candidates)
• Two self-attested photocopies of each document

Critical Warning: No Exit After Mop-Up Round—Heavy Penalties Apply

KNRUHS has made it clear that there is no free exit after the mop-up round. This means that once you report to your college and join the MBBS course, you cannot withdraw or discontinue without facing severe consequences. If you report, join the course, and then decide to leave, you will be penalized heavily.

The penalty for discontinuation after joining is a fine of ₹20 lakh and a 3-year debarment from all KNRUHS medical college admissions. This is a serious consequence that will affect your medical education plans for years. Before you report to your college, be absolutely certain that you are ready to commit to the course and the college. Do not report unless you are genuinely prepared to complete your MBBS degree at that institution.

• No free exit after mop-up round—this is final
• Penalty for discontinuation: ₹20 lakh fine
• Additional penalty: 3-year debarment from KNRUHS admissions
• Debarment means you cannot apply to any KNRUHS medical college for 3 years
• Report only if you are certain you will complete the course

What If You Were Not Allotted a Seat in Mop-Up Round?

If your name does not appear in the mop-up round allotment list, it means you were not selected in this final round. At this point, your options are limited. You may explore admission to private medical colleges in Telangana or other states, or you may consider taking a gap year and reappearing for NEET UG in the next cycle to improve your rank and secure a better seat.

Some candidates also explore AYUSH (Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha, Homeopathy) courses or BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) if they are interested in these fields. Check the official websites of medical colleges in Telangana and neighboring states for any remaining seats or spot counselling rounds that may be conducted after the mop-up phase.

• Check private medical colleges in Telangana and other states
• Explore AYUSH or BDS courses if interested
• Consider a gap year and reappear for NEET UG next year
• Monitor college websites for spot counselling or additional rounds

Key Dates and Deadlines to Remember

The mop-up round allotment was released on October 15, 2026. Candidates who exercised their web options between October 12 and October 14, 2026, are eligible for this round. The exact deadline for fee payment and physical reporting will be announced by KNRUHS shortly. Check the official KNRUHS website daily for updates on reporting deadlines.

Mark your calendar and set reminders for all key dates. Missing any deadline will result in automatic cancellation of your seat. If you are unsure about any date or process, contact your allotted college's admission office immediately for clarification.

• Allotment release date: October 15, 2026
• Web option submission period: October 12–14, 2026
• Fee payment deadline: To be announced by KNRUHS (typically 2–3 days from allotment)
• Physical reporting deadline: To be announced by KNRUHS (typically 3–5 days from allotment)
• Check knruhs.telangana.gov.in daily for updates

Frequently asked questions

If you have been allotted a seat in the mop-up round, act immediately: pay the ₹12,000 fee online, download your provisional letter, and report to your college within the deadline with all required documents. Remember, there is no exit after this round, so report only if you are committed to completing your MBBS degree at that college. Monitor the KNRUHS website for the exact reporting deadline.