Telangana NEET UG 2026 MBBS: Not Reported Candidates List (Competent Authority Quota)

On 11 September 2026, Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS), Telangana released an official list of 29 MBBS candidates who were allotted seats under the Competent Authority Quota in the first phase of counselling but did not report to their assigned colleges. This is a critical document: if your name appears on this list, your admission seat has likely been cancelled, and you will not be admitted unless you take immediate action. The list includes candidates' ranks, roll numbers, names, categories, and the colleges they were assigned to. If you were allotted a seat in the first phase and have not yet reported, check this list immediately.

What is this list and why does it matter?

This is an official notice from KNRUHS listing candidates who received MBBS seats under Telangana's Competent Authority Quota (CAQ) in the first phase of counselling but failed to report to their assigned colleges by the deadline. The Competent Authority Quota is a set of seats that the Telangana government fills through its own counselling process, separate from the main NEET-UG merit-based counselling.

When a candidate is allotted a seat, they must report to the college within a specified time frame to confirm their admission. Reporting means visiting the college in person, submitting original documents, paying fees, and completing the admission formalities. If a candidate does not report by the deadline, their seat is treated as 'not reported' and is typically cancelled, making it available for the next round of counselling or for waitlisted candidates.

This list was published on 11 September 2026, which means the first-phase reporting deadline had already passed. If your name is on this list, it means you either did not report at all, or your reporting was not recorded by KNRUHS. This is a serious matter because it affects your admission status.

Who is on this list?

The list contains 29 candidates across various categories: Open (OC), Backward Class B (BCB), Backward Class A (BCA), Backward Class D (BCD), Scheduled Caste (SC2, SC3), and Scheduled Tribe (ST). The candidates were allotted seats at different colleges under the Competent Authority Quota, including Gandhi Medical College (GAND), Osmania Medical College (OMCH), Kakatiya Medical College (KMHD), Kurnool Medical College (KKTI), Basaveshwar Medical College (BASK), NRI Academy of Medical Sciences (NOVA), Surabharati Medical College (SURB), and AIIMS Hyderabad (AIMD).

The list shows each candidate's rank (from 83 to 297,571), roll number, name, gender, category, assigned college, course (all MBBS), and the category under which they were allotted (e.g., Open, ST, SC3, BCA). The wide range of ranks indicates that candidates from different merit positions failed to report—this is not just about low-ranked candidates.

• 29 candidates total across multiple categories and colleges
• Ranks range from 83 (highest) to 297,571 (lowest)
• Colleges include GAND, OMCH, KMHD, KKTI, BASK, NOVA, SURB, and AIMD
• Categories include OC, BCB, BCA, BCD, SC2, SC3, and ST

How to check if your name is on the list

The list is organized by serial number (S.NO) from 1 to 29. Each row contains: Rank, Roll Number, Student Name, Gender, Category (CAT), Assigned College (ACOL), Course (ACRS), Allotted Category (ACAT), Gender (ASEX), and Special Category (ASPCAT, if any). To find yourself, search by your roll number or name.

If you were allotted a seat in the first phase of Competent Authority Quota counselling and have not yet reported, cross-check the list carefully. Look for your roll number in the ROLL NO column or your name in the STUDENT_NAME column. If you find yourself, your seat has been cancelled. If you do not find yourself, it means you either reported successfully or were not allotted a seat in the first phase.

• Search by your roll number (ROLL NO column)
• Or search by your name (STUDENT_NAME column)
• Check your assigned college (ACOL column) to confirm it matches your allotment letter
• If found: your seat is cancelled; if not found: you either reported or were not allotted in phase 1

What happens if your name is on this list?

If your name appears on the not-reported list, your MBBS seat under the Competent Authority Quota has been cancelled. This means you will not be admitted to the college you were allotted unless you take immediate corrective action. Your seat will be released for the next phase of counselling, and other candidates may be offered it.

However, this does not mean your NEET-UG admission journey is over. Depending on the counselling schedule, there may be subsequent phases (second phase, third phase, etc.) in which you can participate. You may also be eligible for waitlist upgrades if you were on a waitlist in the main counselling. The exact next steps depend on KNRUHS's counselling calendar and your eligibility for other phases or quotas.

• Your seat is cancelled and will be offered to other candidates
• You will not be admitted unless you appeal or participate in the next counselling phase
• Check KNRUHS's official counselling schedule for upcoming phases
• You may be eligible for waitlist upgrades or other quotas in subsequent phases

Why candidates fail to report and what you should do now

Candidates fail to report for various reasons: miscommunication about the reporting date or location, financial constraints, health issues, family emergencies, or simply not understanding the importance of reporting. Some candidates may have been waiting for a better college in a later phase and chose not to report, not realizing this would cancel their seat permanently.

If your name is on this list, do the following immediately: (1) Contact KNRUHS's counselling cell or the college you were allotted to, and explain why you did not report. Ask if there is any provision to revive your seat or if you can report late. (2) Check the KNRUHS website for the schedule of the next counselling phase and ensure you participate on time. (3) If you have a valid reason (medical emergency, accident, etc.), gather supporting documents and submit an appeal to KNRUHS requesting seat restoration. (4) Do not assume your admission is lost—many candidates get second chances in subsequent phases.

• Contact KNRUHS counselling cell immediately with your roll number and name
• Ask if late reporting is possible or if your seat can be revived
• Gather any supporting documents if you have a valid reason for not reporting
• Check the KNRUHS website for the next counselling phase schedule
• Participate in the next phase on time—do not miss another deadline

Understanding the Competent Authority Quota

The Competent Authority Quota (CAQ) is a set of MBBS and BDS seats that the Telangana government fills through its own counselling process. These seats are separate from the main NEET-UG merit-based counselling conducted by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) or state authorities. The CAQ is typically used for candidates who meet specific criteria set by the state, such as domicile, category, or other local preferences.

In Telangana's NEET-UG 2026 counselling, the Competent Authority Quota was counselled in phases, with the first phase occurring before 11 September 2026. Candidates allotted seats in this phase were required to report to their assigned colleges by a specified deadline. The list you are reading now shows those who did not meet that deadline.

• CAQ seats are filled by the state through its own counselling, not by the main NEET-UG process
• These seats have specific eligibility criteria set by Telangana
• Counselling happens in phases, and reporting deadlines are strict
• Failure to report results in seat cancellation

Key dates and deadlines to remember

The not-reported list was published on 11 September 2026. This means the first-phase reporting deadline had already passed by this date. The exact reporting deadline for the first phase is not stated in this notice, but it would have been communicated in the allotment letter or on the KNRUHS website before 11 September.

Going forward, you must watch for announcements about the second phase of Competent Authority Quota counselling. KNRUHS will publish a schedule with the dates for phase 2 allotment, reporting, and any subsequent phases. Mark these dates in your calendar and do not miss them. Set reminders on your phone or ask a family member to help you track deadlines.

• Not-reported list published: 11 September 2026
• First-phase reporting deadline: already passed (exact date not in this notice)
• Next phase schedule: check KNRUHS website regularly
• Do not miss the next reporting deadline

How to contact KNRUHS if your name is on the list

If your name appears on the not-reported list, contact KNRUHS immediately. The university's official website is www.knruhs.telangana.gov.in. Look for the counselling cell contact details, phone numbers, and email addresses on the website. You can also visit the KNRUHS office in person if you are in Telangana.

When you contact them, have the following information ready: your roll number, name, rank, the college you were allotted to, and your contact number. Explain your situation clearly and ask for guidance on whether your seat can be revived or what your options are for the next phase. Keep a record of your communication (email confirmations, call logs, etc.) in case you need to follow up.

• Visit www.knruhs.telangana.gov.in for contact details
• Call or email the counselling cell with your roll number and name
• Have your allotment letter and rank information ready
• Ask about seat revival options or next-phase participation
• Keep records of all communication

The complete list of not-reported candidates

Below is the full list of 29 candidates who did not report in the first phase of Competent Authority Quota counselling. The table shows each candidate's rank, roll number, name, gender, category, assigned college, and other details. If you are searching for a specific candidate or want to see the full data, refer to this table.

What 'not reported' means in counselling

'Not reported' is a formal status in medical counselling that means a candidate was allotted a seat but did not complete the admission process by the deadline. Reporting is not just about showing up at the college—it involves submitting original documents (10th and 12th certificates, NEET admit card, category certificate if applicable, etc.), paying the admission fee, and completing the registration formalities. If any of these steps are not completed by the deadline, the candidate is marked as 'not reported.'

Once a candidate is marked as 'not reported,' their seat is typically cancelled immediately, and the college moves on to the next candidate on the waitlist or the next phase of counselling. This is why it is critical to report on time. Even if you are unsure about accepting the seat, it is better to report and then withdraw formally (if allowed) rather than not report at all, because not reporting leaves no room for appeal or reconsideration.

• Not reported = allotted but did not complete admission by deadline
• Reporting requires submitting documents, paying fees, and registering
• Seats of not-reported candidates are cancelled and offered to others
• Not reporting is worse than reporting and then withdrawing
• Always report on time, even if you are considering other options

Frequently asked questions

If your name appears on this not-reported list, act immediately: contact KNRUHS at www.knruhs.telangana.gov.in or visit their office to explain your situation and ask about seat revival. Gather any supporting documents if you have a valid reason for not reporting. Watch the KNRUHS website closely for announcements about the next phase of Competent Authority Quota counselling and ensure you report on time. Do not miss another deadline—your MBBS admission depends on it.