KNRUHS MD Unani Part I Exam May 2026 Notification

The Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS) has officially released the MD Unani Part-I Examination Notification for May 2026, providing important information for postgraduate Unani medical students across Telangana. Candidates pursuing the MD (Unani) course under KNRUHS are advised to carefully review the notification and complete all required formalities within the stipulated deadlines.

As per the notification, the MD Unani Part-I examinations are scheduled to be conducted in May 2026 at designated examination centers. Eligible candidates who have fulfilled the academic requirements, including attendance and internal assessments, can apply for the examinations through their respective colleges. The university has instructed all affiliated colleges to submit the examination application forms of eligible students along with the prescribed examination fee within the given timeline.

Students must ensure that they submit their applications before the last date to avoid any late fee penalties. The notification also mentions that applications received after the due date will attract a late fee as per university norms. Detailed information regarding the exam fee structure, last dates for submission, and guidelines for filling out the application forms is available through the official university portal and college administration offices.

KNRUHS has emphasized that all candidates should verify their eligibility before applying and ensure that their academic records are up to date. Hall tickets for the MD Unani Part-I exams will be issued prior to the commencement of the examinations, and students must carry them to the exam center along with a valid ID proof.

This notification is crucial for MD Unani students preparing for their Part-I exams, as it outlines the complete schedule and application process. Candidates are encouraged to stay updated with official announcements from KNRUHS and maintain regular communication with their colleges to avoid missing any important deadlines or instructions related to the May 2026 examinations.