KNRUHS 1st Year MBBS (New Regulations) Regular Exam August 2026 Notification

The Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences has released the notification for the KNRUHS 1st Year MBBS (New Regulations) Regular Examinations scheduled to be held in August 2026. All students pursuing the MBBS course under the new regulations and studying in affiliated medical colleges of Telangana are advised to check the official examination notification carefully and complete the required formalities within the stipulated schedule.

According to the notification, candidates who are eligible to appear for the 1st Year MBBS Regular Exams must submit their examination application forms through their respective colleges along with the prescribed examination fee. College authorities have also been instructed to verify the student details, attendance, and eligibility criteria before forwarding the applications to the university. Students are advised to contact their college examination section for detailed information regarding fee payment dates, submission deadlines, and internal assessment requirements.

The KNRUHS 1st Year MBBS Regular Exams August 2026 will be conducted as per the academic calendar and examination guidelines prescribed by the university under the National Medical Commission (NMC) new regulations. The examinations are expected to cover all major first-year MBBS subjects including Anatomy, Physiology, and Biochemistry. Students are encouraged to begin their preparation early and follow the latest syllabus and exam pattern issued by the university.

KNRUHS is expected to release the detailed timetable and hall ticket download schedule in the coming weeks through its official website. Candidates should regularly visit the university portal and trusted educational websites like Manabadi
 for the latest updates regarding exam dates, timetable, hall tickets, and results.

Students must ensure that all the details submitted in the examination form are accurate. Any discrepancy in student information, photographs, or eligibility status should be corrected before the final submission to avoid issues during the examination process.