Kaloji Narayana Rao University Medical PG Degree Diploma Admissions Non Minority Non Service Non Clinical Seat Matrix Notification

Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS), Warangal, has released the Non‑Minority Non‑Service Non‑Clinical Seat Matrix Notification for Medical PG Degree and Diploma Admissions under the Competent Authority Quota for the Academic Year 2025‑26. This notification is an important reference for NEET‑PG‑2025 qualified candidates who belong to the non‑minority and non‑service categories and seek admission in non‑clinical postgraduate specialties across affiliated medical colleges. 

The Non‑Clinical Seat Matrix provides a detailed overview of the number of seats available in non‑clinical disciplines such as Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pharmacology, Microbiology, Forensic Medicine, Pathology, Community Medicine, and similar areas. These seats form part of the Competent Authority Quota after excluding All India Quota seats and are specifically allocated for eligible candidates who do not fall under minority or service categories. The official PDF matrix is downloadable from the KNRUHS admissions portal, enabling applicants to view the exact distribution of non‑clinical seats by institution and specialty. 

The release of this notification is a critical step in the PG admission process. Prospective candidates should consult the non‑clinical seat matrix ahead of the web‑based counselling and choice‑filling phase. Access to precise seat counts helps candidates plan their preferences strategically, enhancing their chances of securing admission into their desired non‑clinical specialization. 

This matrix complements other seat matrices issued by KNRUHS, such as those for clinical seats and those reserved for minority and service categories, and supports a fair and transparent seat allocation process under the Competent Authority Quota. 

Candidates are advised to carefully review the non‑clinical seat matrix on the KNRUHS website and align their choice filling with their eligibility, interests, and career goals. Regular monitoring of subsequent notifications — including counselling dates, counselling procedures, and merit lists — is essential to navigate the 2025‑26 admissions cycle successfully.