KNRUHS Final MBBS Part 1 (New Regulations) Regular Exam August 2026 Notification

KNRUHS Final MBBS Part 1 (New Regulations) Regular Exam August 2026 Notification

Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS), Warangal, has released an important notification regarding the conduct of the Final MBBS Part I (New Regulations) Regular Examinations – August 2026. As per the official schedule, the examinations are expected to commence in the month of August 2026 for eligible medical students across affiliated colleges under KNRUHS.

This notification is applicable to all Final MBBS Part I students who are pursuing their course under the New Regulations curriculum. Candidates who are admitted during the academic year as per KNRUHS norms, along with those who have failed, detained, or not appeared in previous attempts, are eligible to apply for the examinations, subject to university regulations and NMC guidelines.

To be eligible, students must satisfy the required academic criteria, including minimum attendance requirements in both theory and practical/clinical training. Generally, students must secure at least 75% attendance in theory and 80% in practical/clinical sessions in each subject. In addition, candidates must obtain the required minimum marks in internal assessments as prescribed by the university.

The university has also specified key academic deadlines such as attendance calculation cut-off dates, internal marks submission timelines, and verification processes through the official college portals. Only students whose attendance and internal assessment data are properly uploaded and confirmed by their respective institutions will be permitted to appear for the examinations.

Students are advised to regularly check the official KNRUHS website for updates regarding the detailed timetable, fee payment schedule, hall ticket release, and examination center information. Any changes or modifications to the schedule will be communicated only through official KNRUHS notifications.

This examination plays a crucial role in the MBBS academic progression, and students are encouraged to complete all academic requirements on time.