Dr NTR University of Health Sciences (Dr NTR UHS), Andhra Pradesh, has released the Phase 2 Meritorious Reserved Category (MRC) list for MBBS admissions under the Competent Authority Quota (CQ) for the academic year 2026-27.
The official document, titled “Complete List of Phase-I Meritorious Reserved Category (MRC) Candidates who are allotted seat in Open Category and later slided to a better college in respective category”, contains 821 candidates. The list has been published for information regarding movement of candidates under the MRC provisions.
AP NEET UG 2026 Phase 2 MRC List
| Particular | Details |
|---|---|
| Counselling Authority | Dr NTR University of Health Sciences, Andhra Pradesh |
| Course | MBBS |
| Academic Year | 2026-27 |
| Quota | Competent Authority Quota (CQ) |
| List | Phase-I MRC Candidates |
| Total Candidates in List | 821 |
| Document Date | 21 September 2026 |
The university document lists candidates who were initially allotted seats in the Open Category and subsequently moved/slided to a better option under their respective reservation category as Meritorious Reserved Category (MRC) candidates.
What Does the MRC List Show?
The list provides candidate-wise details of the movement from an open-category allotment to a reservation-category allotment. The main columns include:
- Serial Number
- NEET Hall Ticket Number
- NEET Rank
- NEET Score
- Gender
- Candidate Name
- Category
- Local Area
- Allotted Seat in Open Category
- Seat allotted after sliding under the reservation category as MRC
- Vacated open seat
- Final allotted seat
The university has also stated that not-reported seats, if any, will be filled with open-category candidates as per the applicable rules.
Candidate-Wise MRC Movement
The document provides examples of candidates who moved from an open-category seat to a better option under their respective reserved category.
For instance, the list records candidates with categories such as BC-A, BC-B, BC-C, BC-D, BC-E and SC and shows their initial open-category allotment followed by the MRC allotment and final allotted seat.
The list also includes candidates from different local areas, including AU, SVU and APNL, along with special categories appearing in certain entries.
MRC List Contains Candidates Across Different NEET Ranks
The published list covers candidates across a wide range of NEET UG 2026 ranks and scores.
The entries near the beginning of the list include candidates with NEET scores in the 600-plus range, while the final entries include candidates with lower scores and candidates under categories such as CAP, PH and BSG, where applicable. The final listed candidate is at Serial No. 821, with a NEET score of 179 and NEET rank 11,78,726.
What Candidates Should Check
Candidates whose names appear in the MRC list should carefully verify:
- NEET Hall Ticket Number
- NEET Rank and Score
- Category
- Local Area
- Initial Open Category allotment
- MRC category allotment
- Vacated seat
- Final allotted seat
Candidates should refer to the Final Allotted Seat column to understand the seat reflected after the MRC movement.
AP NEET UG 2026 MRC List: Important Points
The document is specifically an MRC movement list and is not a general MBBS allotment list. It identifies Phase-I candidates who were allotted an open-category seat and subsequently slided to a better option in their reservation category.
The university has included the list for information and has specified that not-reported seats, if any, will be dealt with according to the applicable rules.
Key Details at a Glance
| Particular | Details |
|---|---|
| Course | MBBS |
| Quota | Competent Authority Quota |
| List Type | MRC Movement List |
| Candidates Listed | 821 |
| Academic Year | 2026-27 |
| Date | 21 September 2026 |
| University | Dr NTR University of Health Sciences |
| Document Length | 24 pages |
Candidates can download the official PDF and search for their NEET Hall Ticket Number or name to check their MRC movement and final allotted seat.
Download the official Phase 2 MRC list
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