Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS), Telangana has released an official list of 83 candidates who were allotted MBBS or BDS seats under the Management Quota in the Mop-Up Phase of counselling for the 2026-27 academic year but did not report to their allotted colleges. This list is critical: if your name appears on it, your seat has been cancelled and you have lost your admission. The list includes candidates' ranks, roll numbers, names, allotted colleges, and course details. Understanding what this list means and what happens to these seats is essential for all NEET UG 2026 aspirants in Telangana.
If your name is on this not-reported list, your Management Quota seat has been cancelled; you must immediately contact KNRUHS to understand your options, as these seats may be offered to waitlisted candidates in subsequent rounds.
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Unlock My College ListWhat is the Not-Reported Candidates List?
The not-reported candidates list is an official record of students who were allotted a seat under the Management Quota in the Mop-Up Phase of NEET UG 2026 counselling but failed to report to their allotted college within the prescribed time. 'Not reporting' means the candidate did not physically visit the college, complete admission formalities, or submit required documents by the deadline set by KNRUHS.
When a candidate does not report, their seat becomes vacant and is typically offered to the next eligible candidate on the waiting list in a subsequent round of counselling. This is a standard procedure to ensure all available seats are filled and no seats remain empty due to candidate non-compliance.
The Mop-Up Phase is the final counselling round for Management Quota seats. It is designed to fill any remaining vacant seats after the main and special rounds. Candidates who appear on this not-reported list have forfeited their admission opportunity in this phase.
Who is on This List?
The list contains 83 candidates across both MBBS and BDS courses. Of these, the majority were allotted MBBS seats at various medical colleges under KNRUHS, while a smaller number were allotted BDS seats at dental colleges. The candidates come from different categories (Open, SC, ST, OBC, BCA, BCB, BCC, BCE, BCD) and from both Non-Local (NL) and Telangana-local (OU) regions.
All candidates on this list were allotted seats under the Management Quota, which is a separate admission pathway from the state counselling (Competent Authority Quota) and central pool seats. Management Quota seats are filled by individual colleges based on their own merit criteria and are typically more expensive than state-counselled seats.
The list includes candidates' NEET ranks, roll numbers, gender, category, location status, allotted college name, course (MBBS or BDS), and the phase in which they were allotted (all marked as P3, indicating Mop-Up Phase).
What Happens to These Seats Now?
Once a candidate is marked as 'not reported,' their seat is immediately cancelled by KNRUHS. The seat does not remain with the candidate and cannot be claimed later. The college is notified of the vacancy and the seat becomes available for re-allocation.
These vacant seats are typically offered to candidates on the waiting list (if any exist for that college and course) in a subsequent counselling round. KNRUHS may conduct additional rounds or spot allotments to fill these seats. Alternatively, colleges may be permitted to fill these seats through their own internal merit lists or direct admissions, depending on KNRUHS regulations.
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If you are on the waiting list for a Management Quota seat at any of these colleges, there is a possibility your rank may be called in the next round. However, this is not guaranteed, as it depends on the number of vacancies and the number of candidates ahead of you on the waiting list.
How to Check If Your Name Is on the List
The list is organized by rank number (from lowest to highest rank, meaning highest to lowest merit). You can search for your name by scanning through the list using your NEET roll number or your name. The document is arranged in order of rank, so if you know your approximate rank, you can navigate to that section quickly.
Each entry shows: S.no (serial number), RANK (your NEET rank), Roll No (your NEET roll number), STUDENT_NAME, GENDER, CAT (category), LOC (location status), MIN (minority status if applicable), ACOL (allotted college), ACRS (allotted course — MBBS or BDS), AREG (registration status), ACAT (allotment category), ASEX (sex-based quota if applicable), AFP (fee payment status), and APHASE (phase of allotment).
If your name appears on this list, it means you were allotted a seat but did not report. You should immediately contact the college and KNRUHS to understand what went wrong and whether there are any options available to you, such as requesting a late reporting window or appealing the cancellation.
Colleges and Courses Represented
The not-reported candidates were allotted seats at a variety of medical and dental colleges across Telangana. MBBS colleges include MMTA (Malla Reddy Medical College), MNRS (Mediciti Institute of Medical Sciences), KMNI (Kamineni Institute of Medical Sciences), MSM NOVA (MS Ramaiah Medical College), SURB (Surabharati Medical College), NIMG (NRI Institute of Medical Sciences), and others. BDS colleges include PANH (Panineeya Mahavidyalaya), ACDS (Apollo College of Dental Sciences), MIDS (Meditrina Institute of Dental Sciences), SSDC, KIDS, PRIW, MNRD, MDCK, FCIM, MGND, TIDS, VRKW, and AIMD.
The allotted colleges span both Non-Local (NL) and Telangana-local (OU) regions. Candidates with 'OU' location status were allotted seats at colleges in Telangana, while those with 'NL' status were allotted seats at colleges outside Telangana (though still under KNRUHS jurisdiction or affiliated institutions).
The majority of not-reported candidates were allotted MBBS seats, with a smaller proportion allotted BDS seats. This reflects the higher number of MBBS seats available under Management Quota compared to BDS seats.
What Should You Do If Your Name Is on This List?
If your name appears on the not-reported list, take immediate action. First, contact the college to which you were allotted and explain your situation. Ask whether there is any possibility of late reporting or whether your seat can be reinstated. Some colleges may allow a brief grace period for genuine reasons (illness, travel delays, documentation issues).
Second, contact KNRUHS directly through their official website or helpline. Provide your roll number, name, and rank, and request clarification on your status. Ask whether you will be considered in any subsequent counselling rounds or whether there are alternative options available to you.
Third, do not assume your admission is permanently lost. Depending on KNRUHS policy, you may be eligible for consideration in future rounds if seats become available. However, you must act quickly, as delays in communication can further jeopardize your chances. Keep all documentation (allotment letter, communication with the college, proof of any genuine reason for non-reporting) ready to support your case.
- Contact your allotted college immediately to explain non-reporting and request late reporting window
- Reach out to KNRUHS Registrar's office with your roll number and rank for clarification
- Ask about eligibility for subsequent counselling rounds or waitlist consideration
- Maintain all documentation and communication records
- Do not delay — act within 24-48 hours of seeing this list
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Important Details About the List
All 83 candidates on this list were allotted seats under the Management Quota (not the state counselling quota). Management Quota seats are filled by colleges independently and are separate from the Competent Authority Quota (CAQ) seats filled through state counselling. If you were allotted a state-counselled seat, you would not appear on this list.
The list is dated 23.10.2026 and was released by the KNRUHS Registrar. This is an official document and carries legal weight. Candidates on this list should treat it as a formal notification of seat cancellation.
All candidates on this list were allotted seats in the Mop-Up Phase (P3), which is the final phase of Management Quota counselling for the 2026-27 academic year. No further counselling rounds for Management Quota seats are expected after this phase, though KNRUHS may conduct spot allotments or special rounds at its discretion.
Understanding the Column Headings
The list uses abbreviated column headings. Here is what each means: S.no = Serial number in the list; RANK = Your NEET UG 2026 rank; Roll No = Your NEET registration roll number; STUDENT_NAME = Your full name as registered with NTA; GENDER = M (Male) or F (Female); CAT = Your category (OC = Open, SC = Scheduled Caste, ST = Scheduled Tribe, OBC = Other Backward Class, BCA/BCB/BCC/BCE/BCD = Backward Caste subcategories specific to Telangana).
LOC = Location status (NL = Non-Local, OU = Telangana-local); MIN = Minority status if applicable (MSM = Muslim Minority); ACOL = Name of the college allotted to you; ACRS = Course allotted (MBBS or BDS); AREG = Registration status (UNR = Unreserved/Open, LOC = Local/Telangana-specific); ACAT = Allotment category (OPEN = Open category seat); ASEX = Sex-based quota (GEN = General/No sex quota, FEM = Female-only seat, MIN = Minority-based); AFP = Fee payment status (CTB = Candidate to be contacted, NRI = NRI fee category); APHASE = Allotment phase (P3 = Mop-Up Phase).
Why Candidates Don't Report
Candidates fail to report for various reasons: they may have secured admission at a better college through another counselling round, they may have decided not to pursue medicine/dentistry, they may have faced unexpected personal or financial circumstances, or they may have misunderstood the reporting deadline or procedure. Some candidates may have been waiting for a better rank or college and did not prioritize the Management Quota seat.
Non-reporting is treated seriously by KNRUHS because it blocks seats from being filled by other eligible candidates. This is why the university publishes the not-reported list — to formally cancel these seats and make them available for re-allocation. Candidates who do not report without valid reason may face consequences in future counselling rounds, depending on KNRUHS policy.
What This Means for Waitlisted Candidates
If you are on the waiting list for a Management Quota seat at any of the colleges mentioned in this not-reported list, there is now a possibility that your rank may be called in a subsequent round. The number of vacancies created by these 83 not-reported candidates will be offered to waitlisted candidates in order of their rank.
However, do not assume you will definitely get a seat. The actual number of seats available for waitlist candidates depends on how many of these 83 candidates' seats are not filled through other means (such as direct admissions or special rounds). Additionally, your position on the waiting list matters — if there are many candidates ahead of you, you may not be called even if seats become available.
Keep monitoring the KNRUHS website and your registered email/phone number for updates on subsequent counselling rounds. If you are called, ensure you report within the stipulated time to avoid losing your seat.
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See My CollegesFrequently asked questions
What does 'not reported' mean in the context of this list?
Not reported means the candidate was allotted a seat under Management Quota in the Mop-Up Phase but did not physically report to the college, complete admission formalities, or submit required documents within the deadline set by KNRUHS. This results in automatic cancellation of the seat.
If my name is on this list, is my admission permanently cancelled?
Yes, your seat has been cancelled as of the date of this list (23.10.2026). However, you should immediately contact the college and KNRUHS to explore whether there are any options available, such as late reporting windows or appeals, depending on the reason for non-reporting and KNRUHS policy.
What happens to the seats of candidates on this not-reported list?
These seats become vacant and are typically offered to candidates on the waiting list in subsequent counselling rounds. KNRUHS may conduct additional rounds or spot allotments to fill these seats. Alternatively, colleges may fill them through their own internal processes, depending on regulations.
I am on the waiting list for a Management Quota seat. Does this list mean I might get a seat?
Possibly. The 83 vacancies created by not-reported candidates will be offered to waitlisted candidates in order of rank in subsequent rounds. However, your chances depend on your position on the waiting list and the number of seats actually available for re-allocation. Monitor the KNRUHS website for updates on the next counselling round.
How can I check if my name is on this not-reported list?
Search the list using your NEET roll number or name. The list is organized by rank. Each entry shows your roll number, name, allotted college, course, and other details. If you find your name, it means you did not report to your allotted seat.
What should I do immediately if my name is on this list?
Contact your allotted college and KNRUHS Registrar's office within 24-48 hours. Explain your situation and ask about late reporting options or appeals. Provide any documentation supporting your reason for non-reporting. Do not delay, as further action depends on your prompt communication.
Does this list apply to state-counselled seats or only Management Quota seats?
This list applies only to Management Quota seats. If you were allotted a state-counselled seat (Competent Authority Quota), you would not appear on this list. Management Quota seats are filled by colleges independently and are separate from state counselling.
Is there any chance I can get my seat back if I contact the college now?
It depends on KNRUHS and the college's policy. Some colleges may allow late reporting for genuine reasons (illness, documentation delays, etc.). Contact the college immediately with supporting documents. However, there is no guarantee, as the seat may have already been offered to another candidate or marked for re-allocation.
What does 'Mop-Up Phase' mean, and will there be more counselling rounds after this?
Mop-Up Phase (P3) is the final counselling round for Management Quota seats in the 2026-27 academic year. It is designed to fill any remaining vacant seats after the main and special rounds. While no further regular counselling rounds are expected, KNRUHS may conduct spot allotments or special rounds at its discretion to fill vacancies like those created by this not-reported list.
I was allotted a seat but had a genuine reason for not reporting (illness, accident, etc.). What can I do?
Contact KNRUHS Registrar's office and your allotted college immediately with supporting documentation (medical certificate, travel proof, etc.). Explain your situation and request consideration for late reporting or reinstatement. While there is no guarantee, genuine reasons may be considered by the authorities. Act quickly, as delays reduce your chances.
Are there any colleges or courses that have more not-reported candidates than others?
The list shows that most not-reported candidates were allotted MBBS seats rather than BDS seats. Among colleges, NIMG (NRI Institute of Medical Sciences) and MGND (Medinova Dental College) appear frequently. However, the exact reasons for higher non-reporting at specific colleges are not provided in this list.
What is the difference between Management Quota and state-counselled seats?
Management Quota seats are filled by colleges independently based on their own criteria and are typically more expensive. State-counselled seats (Competent Authority Quota) are filled through KNRUHS counselling based on NEET rank and are more affordable. This not-reported list covers only Management Quota seats.
If your name appears on this list, contact your allotted college and KNRUHS Registrar's office immediately — do not delay. Provide your roll number, rank, and any supporting documentation. If you are on a waiting list, monitor the KNRUHS website for announcements of the next counselling round, as these 83 vacancies may create opportunities for waitlisted candidates. The official list was released on 23.10.2026 and is available on the KNRUHS website.
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