The Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS) in Telangana has released the Phase 2 seat allotment results for MBBS admissions under the Competent Authority Quota for the 2026–27 academic year. If you have received an allotment, you now have a narrow four-day window to report to your assigned college, complete document verification, and pay fees. Missing this deadline means forfeiting your seat entirely. This article walks you through what you need to do, what documents to carry, and how to access your allotment result.
Allotted candidates must report to their assigned college by 4 PM on September 19, 2026, with all original documents and fees, or lose the seat.
What is Phase 2 Allotment and Who Does It Affect?
Phase 2 allotment under the Competent Authority Quota is the second round of seat distribution in Telangana's NEET UG counselling process. This round allocates seats that were not filled in Phase 1 or that have become available through candidate withdrawals. The Competent Authority Quota is a reserved category of seats managed directly by the university for specific eligible candidates.
If your name appears in the Phase 2 allotment list released by KNRUHS, you have been assigned a specific MBBS seat at a particular college. This is a provisional allocation—it becomes final only when you report in person, submit your original documents, and pay the prescribed fees within the deadline.
How to Find Your Allotment Result Online
The allotment list is published as a college-wise PDF document on the official KNRUHS website. You will need your NEET UG roll number to locate your name and assigned college in this list. The process is straightforward but requires you to download and search carefully.
Visit knruhs.telangana.gov.in, navigate to the notifications section on the homepage, and look for the link labeled 'MBBS Admissions under CQ Phase 2 Allotment List 2026-27.' Download the PDF and use your roll number to find your entry. Note the college name, location, and any other details provided. If you cannot find your roll number, it means you were not allotted a seat in this phase.
- Go to knruhs.telangana.gov.in
- Click on the notifications tab
- Find and open the Phase 2 allotment PDF link
- Search for your NEET UG roll number in the document
- Note your assigned college and any instructions
Critical Reporting Deadline: September 19, 2026 at 4 PM
The reporting deadline is absolute and non-negotiable. You must physically report to your assigned college, complete document verification, and pay fees by 4 PM on September 19, 2026. The MBBS academic session began on September 15, 2026, which is why the reporting window is so tight—the university wants to ensure all admitted students join classes without further delay.
If you fail to report by this deadline, your seat will be cancelled automatically. The seat will then be added to the pool of vacant positions for the next round of counselling (mop-up round). There is no grace period, no exceptions for late arrivals, and no option to report after 4 PM. Plan your travel and document collection well in advance.
- Reporting deadline: 4 PM on September 19, 2026
- Non-reporting results in automatic seat cancellation
- Cancelled seats go to the mop-up round
- Academic session already started on September 15, 2026
Essential Documents You Must Carry to the College
Document verification is mandatory at the time of reporting. You must bring original certificates and supporting documents to prove your eligibility, academic qualifications, and identity. The college will cross-check these against your NEET application and counselling registration. Without complete documentation, your admission cannot be finalized.
Prepare both original documents and photocopies. Keep them organized in a folder so you can present them quickly during verification. If you are transferring from another college (sliding case), you must also collect your original documents and relieving order from your previous institution before joining the new college.
- NEET UG 2026 admit card and scorecard
- Class 10 and Class 12 marksheets and certificates
- Transfer Certificate and Study Certificates from Class 9 to Class 12
- Local status or Nativity Certificate (if applicable)
- Income and Caste Certificate (if applicable)
- Aadhaar Card and recent passport-size photographs
- Signed service bond as prescribed by KNRUHS
- Photocopies of all above documents
Fee Payment and Financial Readiness
You must pay the prescribed tuition fees at your assigned college during the reporting window. The exact fee amount and accepted payment modes (cash, cheque, online transfer, etc.) will be specified by your college. Contact your college in advance to confirm the fee structure and preferred payment method so you are not caught off guard on reporting day.
Have the fee amount ready in the accepted mode of payment. Delays in fee payment can jeopardize your admission, so do not assume you can pay later. Treat fee payment as part of the reporting process, not something to be done afterward.
- Confirm fee amount and payment modes with your college
- Arrange funds in advance
- Pay fees on the day of reporting
- Obtain a receipt and keep it for your records
What Happens If You Are Shifting Colleges (Sliding Cases)?
If you were previously allotted a seat in Phase 1 and are now shifting to a different college in Phase 2 (known as a sliding case), you must first collect your original documents and relieving order from your previous college. This relieving order is proof that you have formally withdrawn from the earlier seat and are free to join the new college.
Do not report to your new college without the relieving order from your previous institution. Colleges will not complete your admission without this document. Plan your document collection carefully so you have both the relieving order and all original documents ready before the 4 PM deadline on September 19.
- Collect relieving order from your previous college
- Obtain all original documents from the previous institution
- Carry both to your newly allotted college
- Report with complete documentation by 4 PM on September 19
Timeline of Key Dates in Telangana MBBS Counselling 2026
Understanding the full timeline helps you plan your actions. The web options exercise (where you ranked your college preferences) closed on September 14. The allotment list was released on September 15, the same day the academic session began. You now have four days to report.
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Web Options Exercise (Preference Ranking) | September 11–14, 2026 |
| Phase 2 Seat Allotment Release | September 15, 2026 |
| MBBS Academic Session Begins | September 15, 2026 |
| Reporting and Fee Payment Deadline | 4 PM, September 19, 2026 |
What Happens After the Reporting Deadline?
Once the reporting window closes on September 19, KNRUHS will compile a list of vacant seats—those that were allotted but not reported, or seats that remain unfilled. These vacancies will be used in the mop-up round (also called the stray vacancy round), which is typically announced a few days after the reporting deadline.
If you did not get a seat in Phase 2 or if you forfeited your seat by not reporting, you may be eligible to participate in the mop-up round if you meet the criteria. Watch the KNRUHS website for the mop-up schedule and stray vacancy notifications. However, mop-up seats are limited and highly competitive, so do not rely on it as a backup plan.
- Vacant seats from Phase 2 go to the mop-up round
- Mop-up round schedule will be announced after September 19
- Limited seats available in mop-up
- Monitor KNRUHS website for stray vacancy notifications
Action Checklist for Allotted Candidates
Use this checklist to ensure you do not miss any step. Tick off each item as you complete it. The goal is to report to your college fully prepared, on time, and with all required documents.
- Download the Phase 2 allotment list from knruhs.telangana.gov.in and confirm your allotted college
- Contact your assigned college to confirm fee amount, payment modes, and reporting location/time
- Gather all original certificates and prepare photocopies
- Arrange the prescribed tuition fee in the accepted payment mode
- If shifting colleges, collect your relieving order and original documents from your previous college
- Plan your travel to the college and arrive well before 4 PM on September 19, 2026
- Complete document verification and fee payment on the same day
- Obtain admission confirmation and any further instructions from the college
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What is the Phase 2 allotment in Telangana NEET UG counselling?
Phase 2 allotment is the second round of seat distribution by KNRUHS. It allocates seats that were not filled in Phase 1 or that became vacant due to candidate withdrawals. Phase 2 allotment is under the Competent Authority Quota, a reserved category of seats managed by the university.
How do I check if I have been allotted a seat in Phase 2?
Visit knruhs.telangana.gov.in, go to the notifications section, and download the Phase 2 allotment PDF. Search for your NEET UG roll number in the document. If your roll number appears, you have been allotted a seat; if not, you were not allotted in this phase.
What is the reporting deadline, and what happens if I miss it?
The reporting deadline is 4 PM on September 19, 2026. You must report to your assigned college, complete document verification, and pay fees by this time. If you fail to report, your seat will be cancelled automatically and added to the mop-up round. There is no grace period.
What documents must I carry when I report to the college?
You must carry: NEET admit card and scorecard, Class 10 and 12 marksheets and certificates, Transfer Certificate and Study Certificates from Class 9–12, Local status or Nativity Certificate, Income and Caste Certificate (if applicable), Aadhaar Card, recent passport-size photographs, and a signed service bond as prescribed by KNRUHS. Bring both originals and photocopies.
Do I need to pay fees on the day of reporting?
Yes, you must pay the prescribed tuition fees at your assigned college during the reporting window (by 4 PM on September 19, 2026). Contact your college in advance to confirm the fee amount and accepted payment modes so you can arrange funds accordingly.
I was allotted a seat in Phase 1 and now have a new allotment in Phase 2. What should I do?
This is called a sliding case. You must first collect your original documents and relieving order from your Phase 1 college, which proves you have withdrawn from that seat. Then report to your Phase 2 college with both the relieving order and all original documents by 4 PM on September 19, 2026.
What happens to seats that are not reported by the deadline?
Vacant seats (those allotted but not reported) are compiled into a list and used for the mop-up round, which is announced a few days after September 19. These seats are offered to eligible candidates who did not get a seat in earlier phases or who forfeited their seats.
When does the MBBS academic session start, and why is the reporting deadline so tight?
The MBBS academic session for 2026–27 began on September 15, 2026. The tight four-day reporting window (September 15–19) ensures that all admitted students join classes without further delay. The university wants to minimize disruption to the academic calendar.
If your name is in the Phase 2 allotment list, act immediately: download your result, contact your college, gather all documents, and arrange fees. Report well before 4 PM on September 19, 2026—missing this deadline means losing your seat permanently. After reporting closes, watch the KNRUHS website for mop-up round announcements if you did not get a seat.
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