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Telangana MBBS/BDS Admissions 2025: What Students Should Know About KNRUHS Competent Authority Quota Rules
Telangana MBBS/BDS Admissions 2025: As thousands of aspiring doctors gear up for MBBS and BDS admissions in Telangana, the Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS) has released detailed rules and procedures for admissions under the Competent Authority Quota. If you’re planning to pursue your medical dream in Telangana, this blog will walk you through the eligibility criteria, reservation policies, seat matrix, and key instructions every student must know.
Understanding the Competent Authority Quota
This quota covers seats in government medical colleges and certain private medical/dental colleges in Telangana. Admissions will be made based on NEET-UG 2025 merit, and the counselling will be conducted by KNRUHS, not individual colleges.
Who Is Eligible for Telangana MBBS/BDS Admissions 2025?
To apply under the Competent Authority Quota, students must:
- Be an Indian national, a PIO or an OCI cardholder.
- Meet local/non-local status as per the Andhra Pradesh Educational Institutions (Regulation of Admission) Order.
- Have completed 17 years of age by 31st December 2025.
- Have passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Botany/Zoology, and English, securing:
- Minimum 50% for the general category.
- Minimum 40% for SC/ST/BC categories.
Seat Distribution and Reservation Structure
The total seats under this quota will follow strict reservation rules:
- Scheduled Castes (SC) – 15%
- Scheduled Tribes (ST) – 6%
- Backward Classes (BC) – 29%, subdivided as:
- BC-A: 7%
- BC-B: 10%
- BC-C: 1%
- BC-D: 7%
- BC-E: 4%
- Local Candidates – 85% of seats
- Unreserved Category – 15% of seats (open to all eligible candidates)
- Horizontal Reservations include:
- 33.3% for Women
- 3% for Differently Abled
- NCC – 1%
- Sports – 0.5%
- CAP (Children of Armed Personnel) – 1%
- PMC (Police Martyrs’ Children) – 0.25%
- 1 BDS seat in the Govt. Dental College reserved for the Anglo-Indian community
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Admission Process: Step-by-Step
- KNRUHS will notify NEET-qualified students via official websites and newspapers.
- Students will register online and attend certificate verification in person (no proxies allowed).
- Post-verification, a state merit list will be released.
- Students must submit web options for preferred colleges and courses during each counselling round.
- Admission is confirmed based on merit, reservation, and availability.
Important Note: Once a seat is allotted and not joined, you will be debarred for 3 years and fined ₹3,00,000. Choose your options wisely.
Key Rules Students Often Miss
- No mutual transfers are allowed during the course.
- Original certificates submitted during admission will not be returned until course completion.
- Candidates must adhere to college regulations or risk cancellation of admission.
- Students who remain absent for 91+ days without permission risk termination of their studentship.
- Admissions will close one month after the course begins.
Expert Tips from Radical Education
- Stay vigilant about every KNRUHS notification. Bookmark the university site.
- Prepare your documents beforehand. Even a minor error in certificates can cost you your seat.
- While filling web options, avoid listing colleges you’re unwilling to join. Be honest with your priorities.
- Double-check your reservation documents. If not validated by designated officials, you’ll be treated as OC.
- Stay updated on fee structures, especially if considering private institutions within the quota.
- Don’t rush. Understand seat conversion rules—sliding can lead to a loss of previous seats if not reported properly.
FAQs
Can I withdraw after accepting an MBBS/BDS seat?
After the final counselling round begins, withdrawal is not allowed. If you do, you face a ₹3 lakh penalty and a 3-year ban.
. Is there any relaxation for SC/ST/BC candidates in marks?
Yes. They need only 40% aggregate in PCB subjects instead of 50%.
Will I be considered for subsequent counselling if I skip reporting after allotment?
No. Non-reporting leads to disqualification from further rounds.
Are there any seats reserved for children of ex-servicemen?
Yes. 1% of total seats in each course are reserved under CAP quota.
