The Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS) in Telangana released the Mop-Up Round seat allotment results for MBBS admissions on October 15, 2026. This is the final counselling phase for candidates who did not secure a seat in earlier rounds or who wish to upgrade to a better college. If your name appears in the allotment list, you now have a strict timeline to complete fee payment, collect your provisional letter, and report physically to your allotted college. Missing these steps or failing to report will trigger severe penalties, including a ₹20 lakh fine and a three-year ban from KNRUHS admissions.
If you are allotted a seat in Telangana's Mop-Up Round, you must pay the ₹12,000 university fee immediately, download your provisional letter, and report in person to your college with original documents—or face a ₹20 lakh penalty and three-year debarment.
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KNRUHS published the college-wise seat allotment list as an open-access PDF document on its official portal (knruhs.telangana.gov.in) on October 15, 2026. Candidates who filled their web options between October 12 and October 14 can download the allotment list directly without logging in with individual credentials. This means you can check the result immediately by visiting the portal and searching for your name in the college-wise PDF.
The allotment was conducted for the Competent Authority Quota (CAQ), which is a reserved category for candidates meeting specific eligibility criteria set by the university. If you do not find your name in the list, it means you were not allotted a seat in this round. In that case, you may explore other options such as private medical colleges or counselling in other states, depending on your NEET UG rank and eligibility.
Mandatory Fee Payment and Provisional Letter Download
Once you confirm your allotment, your first action must be to pay the non-refundable university fee of ₹12,000 online through the KNRUHS admission portal. This fee is mandatory for all newly allotted candidates. However, if you were allotted a seat in Phase 1 or Phase 2 of counselling and have now upgraded or moved to a different college in the Mop-Up Round, you do not need to pay this fee again—your earlier payment remains valid.
After successful payment (or validation of your earlier payment), you must log into the candidate portal and download your Provisional Seat Allotment Letter. This letter is a critical document that you will need to present at your allotted college during physical reporting. Keep a printed copy ready along with all required original documents.
Physical Reporting at Your Allotted College
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After downloading your provisional allotment letter, you must report in person at the office of the Principal of your allotted medical college. You cannot complete your admission remotely or through a representative. Bring the printed provisional allotment letter, all original documents (listed below), and the college tuition fees as prescribed by the institution. The college will verify your documents, confirm your eligibility, and formally enroll you in the MBBS programme.
Physical reporting is not optional—it is a mandatory step to confirm your seat. Candidates who fail to report within the stipulated time will forfeit their allotment, and the seat will be offered to the next candidate on the waiting list. KNRUHS will announce the exact reporting deadline on its portal, so check the portal regularly for updates.
Documents You Must Bring for Physical Verification
KNRUHS requires you to bring original documents along with two sets of self-attested photocopies when you report to your allotted college. Self-attested means you sign and date each photocopy yourself, confirming that it is a true copy of the original. Prepare these documents well in advance to avoid last-minute delays or rejection at the college.
- NEET UG 2026 Rank Card and Hall Ticket
- KNRUHS Provisional Allotment Order (downloaded from the portal)
- Class 10 (SSC) Marks Memo and Birth Certificate
- Class 12 (Intermediate) Marks Memo or equivalent qualification marks memo
- Study and Conduct Certificates from Class 6 to Class 12
- Transfer Certificate (TC) from your last attended school
- Caste/Community Certificate from the competent authority (if you are an SC/ST/BC quota candidate)
Critical Penalty for Non-Reporting or Discontinuation
KNRUHS has a strict no-exit policy after the Mop-Up Round. This means once you report 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 penalised with a ₹20 lakh fine and a three-year debarment from all KNRUHS medical admissions.
This penalty is designed to ensure that candidates who accept a seat are genuinely committed to pursuing the course. Before reporting, make absolutely certain that you are ready to commit to the full MBBS programme at your allotted college. If you have any doubts about the college, location, or your readiness to pursue medicine, resolve them before reporting. Once you report, backing out will be extremely costly.
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What If You Were Not Allotted a Seat?
If your name does not appear in the Mop-Up Round allotment list, it means no seat was available for you in this final phase of counselling. This does not mean your NEET UG score is invalid—it simply means that all available seats under the Competent Authority Quota in Telangana have been filled by candidates with higher ranks or better choices.
You still have options: explore private medical colleges in Telangana or other states that accept NEET UG scores, consider counselling in other states where your rank may qualify for a government seat, or prepare for NEET UG 2027 if you wish to attempt again. Consult a counsellor to understand which options are realistic for your rank and profile.
Timeline and Key Dates to Remember
The Mop-Up Round web option filling window closed on October 14, 2026, and the allotment result was released on October 15, 2026. KNRUHS will announce the fee payment deadline and the physical reporting window on its official portal. Typically, these windows are short (2–5 days), so monitor the portal daily for updates.
Mark your calendar and set reminders for each deadline. Missing even one step—fee payment, letter download, or physical reporting—will result in forfeiture of your seat. Do not rely on email or SMS alone; log into the KNRUHS portal regularly to check for announcements.
How the Mop-Up Round Differs from Earlier Phases
The Mop-Up Round is the final counselling phase and operates under stricter rules than Phase 1 and Phase 2. In earlier phases, candidates had the option to participate in subsequent rounds if they did not report or if they wished to upgrade. In the Mop-Up Round, there is no further round after this—if you do not report, your seat is gone permanently, and you cannot re-enter KNRUHS counselling for the 2026-27 academic year.
Additionally, the no-exit penalty (₹20 lakh fine and three-year debarment) applies only after the Mop-Up Round. This reflects the finality of this phase. Candidates must treat their Mop-Up allotment as their last opportunity to secure a government MBBS seat in Telangana for this academic year.
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How do I check if I am allotted a seat in Telangana Mop-Up Round?
Visit the KNRUHS official portal (knruhs.telangana.gov.in) and download the college-wise allotment PDF. No login is required. Search for your name in the PDF to confirm your allotment and the college assigned to you.
What is the fee I need to pay after getting allotted a seat?
You must pay a non-refundable university fee of ₹12,000 online through the KNRUHS admission portal. If you already paid this fee in Phase 1 or Phase 2, you do not need to pay again. After payment, download your Provisional Seat Allotment Letter from the portal.
What happens if I do not report physically to my allotted college?
If you do not report within the stipulated deadline, your seat will be forfeited and offered to the next candidate on the waiting list. You will lose your admission to that college and cannot participate in further KNRUHS counselling for 2026-27.
Can I withdraw after reporting and joining the MBBS course?
No. KNRUHS has a strict no-exit policy after the Mop-Up Round. If you report, join the course, and then discontinue, you will face a ₹20 lakh fine and a three-year debarment from all KNRUHS medical admissions. Report only if you are fully committed to the course.
What documents must I bring when reporting to the college?
Bring original documents and two sets of self-attested photocopies: NEET UG Rank Card and Hall Ticket, KNRUHS Provisional Allotment Order, Class 10 Marks Memo and Birth Certificate, Class 12 Marks Memo, Study and Conduct Certificates (Class 6–12), Transfer Certificate from your last school, and Caste/Community Certificate (if applicable).
Is there a deadline for fee payment and reporting?
Yes. KNRUHS will announce the exact fee payment deadline and physical reporting window on its official portal. These windows are typically short (2–5 days). Check the portal daily for updates and do not miss these deadlines.
What if I was not allotted a seat in the Mop-Up Round?
If your name does not appear in the allotment list, no seat was available for you in this final phase. You can explore private medical colleges, counselling in other states, or prepare for NEET UG 2027. Consult a counsellor to understand your options based on your rank.
Can I upgrade to a better college in the Mop-Up Round if I was allotted a seat in Phase 2?
Yes, you can participate in the Mop-Up Round and potentially upgrade to a better college. If you are allotted a new college in Mop-Up, you do not need to pay the ₹12,000 fee again—your earlier payment is valid. However, remember the no-exit penalty applies after Mop-Up.
If you are allotted a seat in Telangana's Mop-Up Round, act immediately: pay the ₹12,000 fee, download your provisional letter, and report in person with all original documents before the deadline. This is your final opportunity for a government MBBS seat in Telangana for 2026-27—do not miss it. Monitor the KNRUHS portal daily for the exact reporting deadline and any further announcements.
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