Kaloji Narayana Rao University B.Sc Allied Health Sciences, BPT & B.Sc MLT Courses Year 2025-26 Notification

Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS), Warangal, Telangana, has released the official notification inviting online applications for admissions into B.Sc Allied Health Sciences, BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy), and B.Sc MLT (Medical Laboratory Technology) courses for the academic year 2025‑26 under the Competent Authority Quota. This important announcement marks the formal start of the admission process for aspiring healthcare professionals across multiple paramedical disciplines.

The university’s notification outlines that eligible candidates can apply online to determine their state merit position, which will be used for web‑based counseling and seat allotment. Following the scrutiny of uploaded certificates during registration, both provisional and final merit lists will be published on the KNRUHS website.

The Allied Health Sciences category includes a wide range of specialised undergraduate programmes such as Anesthesia Technology, Operation Theatre Technology, Cardiac and Cardiovascular Technology, Renal Dialysis Technology, Optometry, Respiratory Therapy, Neuro Science Technology, Critical Care Technology, Radiology and Imaging Technology, Audiology and Speech Therapy, Medical Records Sciences, Nuclear Medicine, and Radio Therapy Technology, alongside the core courses of BPT and B.Sc MLT.

To ensure maximum participation, the university also extended the online registration deadline, allowing candidates to submit applications and upload necessary certificates by 18 November 2025. Candidates failing to register earlier were given this extended opportunity to complete their applications and participate in the admission process.

Prospective students wishing to pursue careers in healthcare should carefully review the eligibility criteria, course duration and structure, and the seat matrix provided in the official prospectus. The BPT programme typically spans four years plus internship, while the B.Sc MLT is generally a three‑year course, and Allied Health courses vary by discipline and include internship components where applicable.

This notification is a significant step for students aiming to join the healthcare workforce in 2025‑26, offering diverse educational pathways in high‑demand medical and allied health fields. Candidates are advised to visit the KNRUHS official website and the allied health admissions portal to access detailed guidelines, application procedures, and merit list updates for the upcoming academic session.