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KNRUHS Reopens MBBS and BDS State Quota Registration

The university says low signup and requests from students in remote areas prompted a brief reopening to give more NEET-qualified applicants a chance to complete state-seat enrolment.

Overview

  • Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences has reopened its online convener/competent authority portal so eligible candidates can register and upload certificates for 2026–27 MBBS and BDS seats.
  • Only about 19,000 of the roughly 38,600 NEET-UG qualified candidates had registered before the decision, university officials told reporters.
  • KNRUHS said the move followed appeals from students and parents, especially from remote parts of Telangana, who faced connectivity or documentation difficulties during the first window.
  • Officials noted a delay in All India Quota admissions gave the university a short scheduling margin to reopen the state process without clashing with national counselling.
  • Candidates who already registered do not need to reapply and prospective applicants can complete the process through the KNRUHS admissions portal before the brief closing deadline.