According to the latest update, 1,205 MBBS seats have been allotted in Phase II of the counselling process. The university has also made available the relevant Phase I Meritorious Reserved Category (MRC) list, along with other counselling-related notices. Candidates who participated in Phase II counselling can check the college-wise allotment details through the official admission portal.

The Phase II allotment is presently being treated as a provisional college-wise allotment. Candidates should therefore carefully check the allotment details and follow the instructions issued by Dr NTRUHS regarding grievances, final allotment and subsequent admission formalities.

AP NEET UG 2026 Phase II Allotment: Key Highlights

The university's official website confirms that the MBBS CQ 2026–27 Phase II counselling process has been initiated following the Phase I counselling. It has also published the list of candidates who availed free exit after Phase I, the list of candidates who did not report after Phase I and the vacant-seat information for the next phase.

AP NEET UG 2026 Phase II MBBS Allotment List Released

Dr NTRUHS has published the college-wise provisional allotment results for Phase II MBBS admissions under the Competent Authority Quota.

A total of 1,205 MBBS seats have been allotted during this phase. The allotment has been made after candidates submitted their web options in accordance with the counselling notification and the seats available for Phase II.

Candidates who participated in the Phase II web-options process can now check whether they have received an MBBS seat and identify the institution allotted to them.

The college-wise list is particularly useful because candidates can check the allotment without relying only on individual login information.

What Is the Phase II Provisional Allotment List?

The provisional allotment list represents the initial outcome of the Phase II web-options and seat-allocation process.

Candidates should understand that a provisional allotment is not necessarily the final stage of the counselling process. Dr NTRUHS has provided a mechanism for candidates to raise grievances regarding the provisional allotment before the final result is issued. The latest reporting confirms that candidates have been advised to wait for the final allotment after the provisional list and use the prescribed grievance window where necessary.

Therefore, candidates should carefully verify their allotment details and comply with the university's instructions within the applicable deadline.

Information Available in the College-Wise Allotment List

The Phase II allotment document provides college-wise information relating to candidates who have been allotted MBBS seats.

Candidates can use the list to check details such as:

• Candidate rank or merit position

• Candidate identification details

• Allotted MBBS college

• Applicable category

• Seat/allotment details

• Other information specified by Dr NTRUHS

Candidates should cross-check the information displayed in the allotment PDF with the details available in their individual counselling account.

Phase I MRC List Also Released

Along with the Phase II allotment process, Dr NTRUHS has also published the Phase I MRC candidate list.

MRC refers to Meritorious Reserved Category candidates. In the counselling process, MRC candidates can have implications for the distribution of seats between open-category and reserved-category candidates depending on their merit and the applicable reservation rules.

The university had already published the MBBS CQ 2026–27 Phase I MRC list on September 2, 2026. Its official admission notifications also identify the Phase I MRC list as a separate document associated with the first phase of MBBS counselling.

Candidates should therefore ensure that they are checking the correct document — the Phase II allotment list or the Phase I MRC list — depending on the information they are looking for.

Why Is the Phase I MRC List Important?

The MRC list provides information about candidates who fall under the Meritorious Reserved Category provisions applicable to the counselling process.

Such candidates may be allotted seats under the open category based on merit and may subsequently be considered for an upgraded seat under their respective category when choices and seat availability permit.

The concept of MRC is therefore important in understanding why certain candidates may appear in the open category during one stage of counselling and subsequently move to another seat.

The university has separately published MRC-related lists during the 2026 counselling process, making it easier for candidates to track these changes.

AP NEET UG 2026 Phase II Counselling: Vacant Seats

Before commencing Phase II counselling, Dr NTRUHS published information regarding unfilled MBBS seats from Phase I.

The university's September 16 notification specifically lists “MBBS CQ 2026–27 Unfilled Vacancies for Phase-II”, indicating that vacant seats from the earlier stage were considered for the subsequent counselling phase.

This vacant-seat information forms an important part of the Phase II allotment process because the availability of seats can influence the colleges and categories offered to candidates through web options.

Candidates Who Did Not Report After Phase I

Dr NTRUHS has also released a list of candidates who were not reported after Phase I counselling.

In addition, the university published information concerning candidates who availed themselves of the free-exit facility after Phase I. These changes can affect the number of seats available for subsequent rounds and are therefore relevant to the Phase II counselling process.

Candidates participating in Phase II should consequently consider the latest vacancy position rather than relying on the original Phase I seat matrix.

How to Check AP NEET UG 2026 Phase II MBBS Allotment Result

Candidates can check the Phase II college-wise allotment by following these steps:

Step 1: Visit the official Dr NTR University of Health Sciences website or the AP NEET UG admission portal.

Step 2: Open the section related to MBBS & BDS Competent Authority Quota admissions 2026–27.

Step 3: Look for the notification relating to MBBS CQ 2026–27 Phase II college-wise allotments.

Step 4: Open the allotment PDF.

Step 5: Search for the candidate's name, rank or other identifying details using the PDF search option.

Step 6: Check the allotted college and other details carefully.

Step 7: Log in to the candidate portal, if required, to complete the next stage of the admission process.

Step 8: Download and preserve the allotment document and any other admission-related records.

The official AP NEET UG admission portal is being used for MBBS and BDS admissions under the Competent Authority/Convenor Quota for the 2026–27 academic session.

What Should Candidates Do After Phase II Allotment?

Candidates who have received an MBBS seat should carefully read the instructions accompanying the allotment result.

The immediate steps generally include:

• Check the allotted college and category.

• Verify the candidate's allotment details.

• Check whether the allotment is provisional or final.

• Raise a grievance within the notified period if any genuine discrepancy is found.

• Wait for the final allotment where the result is provisional.

• Complete fee-payment formalities, wherever applicable.

• Download the provisional/final allotment order when made available.

• Report to the allotted medical college within the prescribed deadline.

• Carry all original certificates and required copies during reporting.

• Complete admission formalities at the allotted institution.

Candidates should not miss any deadline mentioned in the official notification because failure to complete the required process can affect their admission.

Documents to Keep Ready for AP NEET UG MBBS Admission

Candidates allotted seats should keep their original documents and required copies ready for verification. The documents generally include:

• NEET UG 2026 scorecard

• NEET UG 2026 admit card

• AP NEET UG counselling application

• MBBS allotment order

• Class 10 certificate/marksheet

• Intermediate/Class 12 marksheet and certificate

• Transfer Certificate

• Study certificates, wherever applicable

• Permanent caste/community certificate, where applicable

• Income certificate, where applicable

• EWS certificate, where applicable

• Special-category certificates, if applicable

• Minority certificate, wherever applicable

• Local status-related documents, where applicable

• Identity proof

• Recent passport-size photographs

• Other documents prescribed by Dr NTRUHS

Candidates should check the current university instructions because the exact documentation requirements can vary according to category and eligibility.

AP NEET UG 2026 Counselling: Phase II Web Options

The university issued the notification for MBBS CQ 2026–27 Phase II web options on September 15, 2026.

The Phase II counselling followed the university's earlier Phase I process, with candidates being given an opportunity to exercise choices against the seats available for the subsequent phase.

The choices submitted during web options are important because the allotment is processed according to the applicable counselling rules, candidate merit, category and availability of seats.

Candidates should therefore carefully review their choices before submission and retain a copy of the final options entered.

AP NEET UG 2026: Competent Authority Quota Counselling

The Competent Authority Quota (CQ) counselling conducted by Dr NTRUHS covers MBBS and BDS admissions in Andhra Pradesh according to the eligibility, reservation and seat-allocation rules applicable to the state.

The university's 2026 admission portal identifies the process as Admission into MBBS & BDS Courses Under Competent Authority (Convenor) Quota, 2026–27. Registration for the main counselling process began in August 2026, followed by subsequent stages of merit preparation, web options and seat allotment.

The university has continued to publish counselling notifications and updates through its official website throughout September.

Candidates Should Follow the Latest Official Notice

The AP NEET UG counselling process can involve changes in vacancy positions, reporting requirements, free-exit provisions and subsequent allotments. Dr NTRUHS has therefore been publishing updated notices as different stages of counselling are completed.

Among the latest MBBS-related notifications are the Phase II web-options notification, Phase I free-exit information, list of candidates who did not report after Phase I and Phase II unfilled-vacancy details.

Candidates should always refer to the latest notification applicable to their individual counselling status before taking any admission-related action.

AP NEET UG 2026 Phase II Allotment: Key Takeaway

The release of the AP NEET UG 2026 Phase II MBBS allotment list marks another important step in Andhra Pradesh's medical admission process. A total of 1,205 MBBS seats have been allotted in Phase II under the Competent Authority Quota, with the provisional college-wise result now available for candidates.

At the same time, the Phase I MRC list, vacant-seat information, free-exit list and list of candidates who did not report after Phase I provide important context for understanding the movement of seats between counselling phases.

Candidates should carefully check their Phase II allotment, verify all details and follow the prescribed grievance and admission procedures. Since the current Phase II result is provisional, candidates should also monitor Dr NTRUHS notifications for the final allotment and subsequent reporting instructions.