KNRUHS UG AYUSH Counselling 2026: Latest BHMS CQ & AIQ Updates, CQ Phase 1 Seat Allotment Out

Quick Summary of TG KNRUHS UG AYUSH Updates

No.	Course	Quota	Latest Update	Important Date
1	BHMS	Management Quota (B & C/NRI)	Prospectus and online registration notification released	Applications: October 20–25, 2026
2	UG AYUSH	Competent Authority Quota (CQ)	Phase-I college-wise allotment list released	Reporting by October 24, 2026, at 3:00 PM
3	BHMS	All India Quota (AIQ)	Phase-II web-options notification released	October 20, 6:00 AM, to October 21, 2:00 PM

TG BHMS AIQ Phase-II Counselling 2026–27: Web Options Schedule Released

Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS), Telangana, has announced the second phase of web-based counselling for BHMS admissions under the All India Quota (AIQ) in affiliated private Homoeopathy colleges for the academic year 2026–27.

Eligible candidates included in the final merit list published on September 28, 2026, can exercise web options through the designated online portal.

Important Dates

• Web Options Start: October 20, 2026, at 6:00 AM
• Web Options Deadline: October 21, 2026, at 2:00 PM
• Course: BHMS
• Quota: All India Quota (AIQ)
• Counselling Phase: Phase-II
• Academic Year: 2026–27

Official Web Options Portal: https://tsbhmsaiq.tsche.in/

The vacant-seat matrix is available through the KNRUHS official website.

1. Who Can Exercise Web Options?

Candidates whose names appear in the final BHMS AIQ merit list published by KNRUHS on September 28, 2026, are eligible to exercise web options, subject to the conditions specified in the notification.

Candidates must select colleges in which they are genuinely interested in securing admission and arrange their preferences carefully.

2. Who Is Not Eligible?

The university has specified the following restrictions:

• Candidates allotted a seat in Phase-I who did not join the course are not eligible for Phase-II web options.
• Candidates who joined a Phase-I seat and subsequently discontinued the course are also ineligible.
• Candidates admitted to MBBS or BDS under AIQ in KNRUHS-affiliated colleges cannot exercise these BHMS AIQ web options.
• Candidates admitted to AYUSH courses under AIQ who have been declared ineligible for state counselling by AACCC cannot exercise web options.

3. Important Instructions for Web Options

Use a Computer: Candidates are instructed to exercise web options using a computer with an internet connection. The university has advised against using mobile phones or tablets for this process.

Choose Colleges Carefully: Once the web-options schedule closes, requests to change the selected colleges or their preference order will not be entertained.

Allotment Depends on Merit and Preferences: Seats will be allotted according to the merit list and the order of college preferences submitted by candidates.

OTP Verification: A one-time password will be sent to the registered mobile number. Candidates must follow the prescribed instructions to complete the web-options process.

Save a Copy: Candidates should print or save their submitted options for future reference.

4. University Fee and Tuition Fee

Candidates allotted seats must pay a University fee of ₹8,000 for the BHMS course through the online payment gateway.

Accepted payment methods include:

• Debit Card
• Credit Card
• Internet Banking

After payment, candidates must download and print their allotment letter.

The tuition fee will be as notified by the Government of Telangana under G.O.Ms.No.123, HM & FW (C1) Department, dated September 4, 2026.

The university fee is non-refundable.

5. Reporting and Admission After Allotment

Candidates who receive a seat in Phase-II must complete the admission process within the joining deadline specified in their allotment letter.

They must:

1. Pay the prescribed university fee.
2. Download and print the allotment letter.
3. Report to the principal of the allotted college.
4. Submit the required original certificates and bond.
5. Pay the applicable tuition fee and college fee.
6. Complete the admission formalities before the specified joining deadline.

Failure to complete admission within the deadline will result in cancellation of the allotment. Such candidates will not be permitted to exercise web options in subsequent counselling phases, as specified by the university.

6. Rules for Candidates Who Upgrade Their Seats

If a candidate who joined a Phase-I seat secures a different college in Phase-II, the earlier allotment will be cancelled automatically.

The candidate must obtain the original certificates and other required documents from the first college and report to the newly allotted college before the joining deadline.

Candidates who receive a Phase-II allotment but fail to join the newly allotted college will not be eligible for further counselling phases, according to the notification.

The university will conduct final verification of original certificates at the allotted college. Any discrepancy may result in cancellation of the provisional allotment and further action under university regulations.

Original certificates will not be returned unless the candidate discontinues the course.

What Should Candidates Do Now?

The notified web-options window closes at 2:00 PM on October 21, 2026. Eligible candidates who have not yet submitted their preferences should complete the process before the deadline.

After the web-options period closes, candidates should monitor the official university website for the allotment result and joining instructions.

Official Websites:

• BHMS AIQ web-options portal: https://tsbhmsaiq.tsche.in/
• KNRUHS official website: https://www.knruhs.telangana.gov.in

Helpdesk Details

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Technical Issues

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Payment Issues

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Certificate Verification Clarifications: 9866092370

Helpdesk timings: 10:30 AM to 5:00 PM on working days.

TG UG AYUSH CQ Phase-I College-Wise Allotment List 2026–27 Released

Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS), Telangana, has released the college-wise allotment list for the first phase of UG AYUSH Competent Authority Quota (CQ) counselling for the academic year 2026–27.

Candidates allotted seats through Phase-I counselling must report to their respective colleges within the deadline specified by the university.

Important Details

• University: Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences, Warangal
• Courses: UG AYUSH
• Quota: Competent Authority Quota (CQ)
• Counselling Phase: Phase-I
• Academic Year: 2026–27
• Update: College-wise allotment list released
• Last Date for Reporting: 3:00 PM on October 24, 2026

What Should Allotted Candidates Do Now?

Candidates who have secured seats in the first phase of UG AYUSH counselling should:

1. Check their college-wise allotment details.
2. Download their allotment letter, if applicable.
3. Report to the allotted college by 3:00 PM on October 24, 2026.
4. Complete the admission formalities and submit the required original certificates within the prescribed time.

Candidates should carefully follow the reporting instructions applicable to their allotted course and college.

What Happens Next?

The next counselling stage will depend on the university’s subsequent notifications, seat availability and the completion of the first-phase admission process.

Official Website: https://www.knruhs.telangana.gov.in

TG BHMS Management Quota Admissions 2026–27: Registration Begins on October 20

Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS), Telangana, has issued the notification and prospectus for BHMS admissions under Management Quota (Category B and Category C/NRI) in affiliated private Homoeopathy colleges for the academic year 2026–27.

Eligible candidates who have qualified NEET UG 2026 and satisfy the prescribed eligibility criteria can submit their online applications within the notified schedule.

Important Dates

• Notification Date: October 19, 2026
• Online Registration Starts: October 20, 2026, at 6:00 AM
• Last Date to Apply: October 25, 2026, at 5:00 PM
• Provisional Merit List: To be notified
• Original Certificate Verification: To be notified
• Web Counselling Schedule: To be notified
• Commencement of Classes: To be notified
• Closure of Admissions: To be notified

Official Application Website: https://tsbhmsmq.tsche.in

1. BHMS Management Quota Seat Matrix 2026–27

KNRUHS has notified the following Management Quota seats in private Homoeopathy colleges in Telangana.

S.No.	College Name	Category B Seats	Category C/NRI Seats
1	JIMS Homoeopathic Medical College, Palamakula, Shamshabad, Ranga Reddy District	35	15
2	MNR Homoeopathic Medical College, Fasalawadi, Sangareddy District	35	15
3	Hamsa Homoeopathy Medical College, Mulugu, Siddipet District	35	15
4	Gurunanak Homoeopathic Medical College, Ranga Reddy District	18	7
Total		123	52

Total Notified Seats: 175

The university has clarified that the seat matrix may be revised if additional seats are sanctioned or new colleges receive permission during the admission process. All India Quota seats in colleges that have not obtained the required Letter of Permission (LOP) for 2026–27 are excluded.

2. NEET UG 2026 Cut-Off for BHMS Management Quota

Candidates must meet the following minimum NEET UG 2026 scores to be eligible for BHMS Management Quota admissions.

Category	Minimum Percentile	Minimum NEET Score
General / Unreserved / EWS	50th percentile	213
UR/EWS PwD	45th percentile	194
SC/ST/BC and PwD candidates belonging to SC/ST/BC categories	40th percentile	177

The university has clarified that these category-based cut-off scores determine eligibility for admission. They do not create reservations in Management Quota seats.

3. Educational Eligibility

Candidates applying for BHMS admissions must have passed the Intermediate examination under the 10+2 pattern, with Physics, Chemistry and Biology or Biotechnology, including practical examinations, or an equivalent qualifying examination.

The minimum aggregate marks in science subjects are:

• OC candidates: 50%.
• OC-PwD candidates: 45%.
• BC/SC/ST candidates and PwD candidates belonging to these categories: More than 40%, as specified in the notification.

Candidates must also satisfy the other eligibility requirements prescribed in the university prospectus.

4. Age Limit

Candidates must have completed 17 years of age on or before December 31, 2026.

Age will be calculated using the date of birth recorded in the Secondary School Certificate. The university has stated that relaxation will not be permitted for candidates who do not meet the minimum age requirement.

5. Application Fee

The online registration fee is ₹4,000, excluding bank transaction charges.

Payment can be made through:

• Debit Card
• Credit Card
• Net Banking

The registration fee is non-refundable and will not be adjusted against a future application.

6. Documents Required for Online Registration

Candidates should keep the following documents ready before applying:

1. Latest passport-size photograph.
2. NEET UG 2026 admit card.
3. NEET UG 2026 scorecard.
4. SSC certificate or equivalent document showing the date of birth.
5. Intermediate marks memo or equivalent qualifying examination certificate.
6. Transfer Certificate (TC).
7. Latest permanent caste certificate issued by the competent Telangana authority, wherever applicable.
8. Latest category certificate for BC/SC/ST candidates, wherever applicable.
9. Aadhaar Card.
10. Specimen signature.
11. Other relevant certificates, if applicable.

Candidates should read the Management Quota prospectus and online application instructions before submitting the form.

7. What Happens After Registration?

The university will publish the provisional merit list after online registration. The schedule for original certificate verification and online counselling will be announced separately.

Candidates should monitor the official university website for further admission notifications. Individual communications will not be sent to applicants.

Official Websites:

• Application portal: https://tsbhmsmq.tsche.in
• KNRUHS official website: https://www.knruhs.telangana.gov.in

Helpdesk Details

Rules and Regulations

• 7901098840
• 9490585796
• Email: knruhsayush@gmail.com

Technical Issues

• 9392685856
• 9059672216
• 7842136688
• Email: tsayush.tech@gmail.com

Payment Issues

• 9618240276
• Email: knruhs.doublepayments@gmail.com

Certificate Verification Clarifications: 9866092370

Helpdesk timings: 10:30 AM to 5:00 PM on working days.

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KNRUHS UG AYUSH 2026: New College Permissions and Seat Increases

KNRUHS has also announced changes to the permissions and intake capacities of AYUSH colleges for the 2026–27 academic year. These changes will affect the respective seat matrices for Competent Authority Quota and All India Quota admissions, as applicable.

The revised college details are given below.

College	Course	Revised Permitted Intake
Government Nizamia Tibbi College, Hyderabad	BUMS	75 seats, with 94 seats including EWS seats
Gurunanak Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital, Ranga Reddy, Hyderabad	BHMS	50 seats
MNR Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital, Sangareddy	BHMS	Increased from 80 to 100 seats

1. Government Nizamia Tibbi College, Hyderabad – BUMS

Permission has been granted to Government Nizamia Tibbi College, Hyderabad, for the Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery (BUMS) course for the academic year 2026–27.

The Medical Assessment and Rating Board for Indian System of Medicine (MARBISM), under the National Commission for Indian System of Medicine (NCISM), granted permission with an intake capacity of 75 seats, or 94 seats including EWS seats, as stated in the university notice.

The permitted seats will be included in the relevant seat matrices for admissions under CQ and AIQ, as applicable.

2. Gurunanak Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital – BHMS

Gurunanak Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital, Ranga Reddy, Hyderabad, has received permission to admit students to its Bachelor of Homoeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS) course for the 2026–27 academic year.

The Medical Assessment and Rating Board for Homoeopathy (MARBH), under the National Commission for Homoeopathy (NCH), has granted permission for an intake of 50 seats.

These permitted seats will be reflected in the respective CQ and AIQ seat matrices, as applicable.

3. MNR Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital – BHMS Intake Increased

The intake capacity of the BHMS course at MNR Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital, Sangareddy, has been increased from 80 to 100 seats for the academic year 2026–27.

This increases the permitted intake by 20 seats. The revised capacity will be reflected in the relevant seat matrices for CQ and AIQ admissions, subject to the prescribed rules and regulations.

What These Changes Mean for AYUSH Aspirants

The revised permissions and increased intake provide additional permitted seats for the specified colleges and courses. However, candidates should check the final seat matrix to confirm the seats available under their applicable quota.

Candidates applying through CQ should complete registration and certificate uploading within the reopened window. The college-permission notice also refers to the applicable AIQ seat matrices, but the CQ registration reopening notification does not itself reopen AIQ registration.

What Should Candidates Do Now?

• New applicants: Complete online registration and upload the required certificates between October 12 at 4:00 PM and October 14 at 2:00 PM.
• Previously registered candidates: Check the university’s instructions before submitting another application; the notice does not state that every registered candidate must register again.
• BUMS aspirants: Check the revised intake information for Government Nizamia Tibbi College.
• BHMS aspirants: Check the revised intake information for Gurunanak Homoeopathic Medical College and MNR Homoeopathic Medical College.
• All candidates: Monitor KNRUHS notifications for revised seat matrices, web options and subsequent allotment announcements.

Stay connected with Manabadi for more latest updates on KNRUHS UG AYUSH counselling, registrations, seat matrices and admissions for 2026–27.

KNRUHS UG AYUSH Counselling 2026

Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS) conducts the admission process for undergraduate AYUSH courses in Telangana.

The UG AYUSH counselling process is mainly relevant for candidates seeking admission to:

• BAMS – Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery
• BHMS – Bachelor of Homoeopathic Medicine and Surgery
• BUMS – Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery
• BNYS – Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences

Candidates seeking admission must satisfy the eligibility conditions, qualify NEET UG, complete the applicable registration process and participate in counselling according to the quota under which they are seeking admission.

Courses Offered Through KNRUHS UG AYUSH Counselling

Course	Full Form
BAMS	Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery
BHMS	Bachelor of Homoeopathic Medicine and Surgery
BUMS	Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery
BNYS	Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences

The availability of a particular course depends on the participating colleges, approved intake and seat matrix released for the counselling process.

KNRUHS UG AYUSH Counselling Quotas

Students should understand the quota before beginning the counselling process because registration, eligibility, seat availability and counselling procedure can differ between quotas.

Competent Authority Quota (CQ)

The Competent Authority Quota is the Telangana state counselling route for eligible candidates seeking admission to the applicable UG AYUSH courses.

The current UG AYUSH CQ process covers BAMS, BHMS, BUMS and BNYS.

Candidates participating through CQ need to complete the registration and verification requirements prescribed by KNRUHS and subsequently participate in the counselling stages announced by the university.

All India Quota (AIQ)

The All India Quota counselling is separate from the Telangana Competent Authority Quota process.

For the current UG AYUSH admission cycle, KNRUHS has issued a separate AIQ admission process for BHMS. The AIQ process includes registration, preparation of the merit list, web-option entry and seat allotment.

Candidates should therefore check the specific course and quota mentioned in every counselling notification instead of assuming that the same process applies to every AYUSH course.

Management Quota (MQ)

Management Quota is a separate admission category from CQ and AIQ.

Candidates should not confuse UG AYUSH Management Quota with the Management Quota counselling conducted by KNRUHS for courses such as MBBS, BDS or MDS.

The availability of UG AYUSH MQ admissions, participating colleges and the procedure should be considered only when KNRUHS publishes a specific UG AYUSH MQ notification.

Who Can Apply for KNRUHS UG AYUSH Counselling?

Candidates must satisfy the eligibility requirements prescribed for the relevant UG AYUSH course and counselling quota.

Generally, candidates must:

• Have completed the required 10+2/intermediate or equivalent examination.
• Have studied the required subjects, including Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Biotechnology, as applicable.
• Have qualified NEET UG.
• Satisfy the required age criteria.
• Meet the applicable national and KNRUHS eligibility requirements.
• Satisfy the relevant local candidature, reservation or category requirements, wherever applicable.
• Produce the required certificates and documents during verification/admission.

Eligibility can differ depending on the course, quota and category, so candidates should always check the applicable eligibility conditions for their admission route.

NEET UG Requirement for AYUSH Admission

Admission to undergraduate AYUSH courses is linked to NEET UG qualification.

Candidates should have a valid NEET UG score/rank and satisfy the applicable eligibility requirements for AYUSH admission.

A candidate’s NEET qualification alone does not guarantee admission. The candidate must also complete the relevant counselling process and secure a seat through the applicable quota.

KNRUHS UG AYUSH Registration Process

Candidates who wish to participate in the counselling process must complete the online registration when KNRUHS opens the respective counselling window.

The general registration process includes:

1. Visit the official KNRUHS counselling/admission portal.
2. Select the relevant UG AYUSH counselling option.
3. Register using the required candidate details.
4. Enter NEET UG details.
5. Provide personal, academic and contact information.
6. Enter category and reservation details wherever applicable.
7. Upload the required documents.
8. Pay the applicable registration/application fee.
9. Submit the application.
10. Download and save the completed application for future use.

Candidates should enter all information carefully because incorrect details may affect eligibility, merit processing or seat allotment.

Documents Required for KNRUHS UG AYUSH Counselling

Candidates should keep scanned copies and originals of the required documents ready.

Commonly required documents may include:

• NEET UG admit card
• NEET UG scorecard/rank card
• Class 10 certificate
• Class 12/intermediate marks memo
• Transfer Certificate
• Study certificates
• Aadhaar card or other valid identity proof
• Category certificate, wherever applicable
• Income certificate, wherever applicable
• EWS certificate, wherever applicable
• PwD certificate/UDID, wherever applicable
• Local area/candidature documents, wherever applicable
• Migration certificate, wherever required
• Passport-size photographs
• Other certificates specified by KNRUHS

The exact document requirement can vary according to the candidate’s category and counselling quota.

KNRUHS UG AYUSH Merit List

After registration and verification, KNRUHS prepares the relevant merit list according to the applicable admission rules.

The merit list may contain details such as:

• Candidate name
• NEET UG rank
• NEET UG score
• Application details
• Category
• Merit position
• Eligibility status

Candidates should carefully check their details when the merit list is published.

If KNRUHS provides an opportunity to raise objections against a provisional merit list, candidates must submit objections within the prescribed period and in the required format.

KNRUHS UG AYUSH Seat Matrix

Before or during counselling, KNRUHS may publish the seat matrix for participating colleges.

The seat matrix helps candidates understand the number of seats available under different:

• Courses
• Colleges
• Categories
• Quotas

The seat matrix can change between counselling rounds because of vacancies, non-reporting candidates, seat conversions or other counselling-related changes.

Therefore, candidates should check the seat matrix applicable to the particular counselling round before entering choices.

KNRUHS UG AYUSH Web Options

The web-options stage is one of the most important stages of counselling.

Eligible candidates are required to enter their preferred courses and colleges in the order in which they want them.

Candidates should:

• Check the participating colleges.
• Check the available seats.
• Decide their preferred course.
• Arrange colleges according to preference.
• Enter sufficient choices.
• Save and submit the choices correctly.
• Take a screenshot/printout of the submitted options.

Candidates should not select a college or course without checking whether they are eligible for that seat/category/quota.

How to Give Web Options in KNRUHS UG AYUSH Counselling

The general process is:

Login → Open Web Options → Select Course/College → Arrange Preferences → Save Options → Submit/Lock Options

The exact procedure may vary slightly depending on the counselling round.

Candidates should carefully check whether KNRUHS allows editing or reordering of choices before the web-options window closes.

KNRUHS UG AYUSH Seat Allotment

After the web-options process closes, KNRUHS processes the choices and releases the seat allotment result.

Seat allotment is based on the applicable counselling rules, including factors such as:

• NEET UG merit/rank
• Candidate eligibility
• Category
• Reservation
• Quota
• Course preference
• College preference
• Availability of seats

Candidates should check the allotment result carefully after it is released.

What to Check in the Seat Allotment Result

After allotment, candidates should verify:

• Candidate name
• NEET rank
• Allotted course
• Allotted college
• Quota
• Category
• Admission instructions
• Fee details
• Reporting/joining deadline

A candidate who receives a seat must follow the instructions applicable to that particular counselling round.

What to Do After KNRUHS UG AYUSH Seat Allotment?

After receiving a seat, candidates generally need to complete the admission process within the prescribed period.

The process may include:

1. Downloading the allotment result/letter.
2. Paying the prescribed fee, wherever applicable.
3. Reporting to the allotted college.
4. Submitting the required original documents.
5. Completing document verification.
6. Completing admission formalities.
7. Joining the course within the prescribed deadline.

Candidates should not miss the reporting deadline.

Free Exit, Seat Retention and Further Rounds

The rules applicable after seat allotment can vary depending on the counselling round.

Candidates should carefully check whether the particular round allows:

• Joining the allotted seat
• Withdrawal
• Free exit
• Participation in the next round
• Upgradation
• Fresh web options
• Seat surrender

Candidates should not assume that the rules are the same for every round.

The latest allotment notification will determine what an allotted candidate can do after receiving a seat.

KNRUHS UG AYUSH Counselling Further Rounds

If seats remain vacant after a counselling round, KNRUHS may conduct further rounds according to the applicable admission rules.

Further counselling may involve:

• Fresh vacancies
• Fresh web options
• Candidates who did not report
• Candidates who surrendered seats
• Upgradation
• Additional rounds
• Mop-up counselling
• Stray vacancy counselling

The availability and structure of these rounds depend on the vacant seats and instructions issued by KNRUHS.

KNRUHS UG AYUSH Counselling: PwD Candidates

Candidates applying under the Persons with Disabilities (PwD) category may have to undergo the prescribed assessment/verification process.

Candidates should keep their required PwD/UDID and supporting medical documents ready.

PwD eligibility and assessment must be completed according to the procedure prescribed by the competent authorities and KNRUHS.

Reservation Under KNRUHS UG AYUSH Counselling

Seats may be distributed among different categories according to the applicable Telangana reservation rules and admission regulations.

Depending on the candidate and counselling route, reservation-related categories may include:

• SC
• ST
• BC
• EWS
• PwD
• Other categories as applicable

Candidates claiming reservation must possess valid supporting certificates in the prescribed format.

KNRUHS UG AYUSH College and Course Choice

Candidates should compare colleges and courses before filling web options.

Students should consider:

• Course preference
• College location
• Government/private status
• Available seats
• Fee structure
• Hostel availability
• Clinical exposure
• College facilities
• Previous admission trends
• Distance from home

Candidates should enter choices according to their own preference and eligibility, rather than selecting colleges only because they appear higher or lower in an unofficial list.

KNRUHS UG AYUSH Counselling Fee

Candidates may have to pay applicable registration, counselling, tuition or admission fees, depending on the stage and type of seat.

The fee structure can vary by:

• Course
• College
• Quota
• Category
• Type of seat

Candidates should check the applicable fee information provided by KNRUHS before making payment.

Government and Private AYUSH Colleges

KNRUHS UG AYUSH counselling may involve seats in participating AYUSH colleges according to the applicable course and quota.

The college-wise seat matrix is the best source for checking which colleges are participating in a particular counselling round and how many seats are available.

Candidates should not assume that every college offers every AYUSH course.

Difference Between CQ, AIQ and MQ

Feature	CQ	AIQ	MQ
Admission route	Competent Authority Quota	All India Quota	Management Quota
Candidate pool	As per applicable state eligibility rules	As per applicable AIQ rules	As per applicable management quota rules
Counselling	KNRUHS	Separate AIQ process where applicable	Separate MQ process when notified
Seat availability	As per CQ seat matrix	As per AIQ seat matrix	As per MQ seat matrix
Web options	Applicable when announced	Applicable when announced	Applicable when announced
Seat allotment	Based on applicable rules	Based on applicable AIQ rules	Based on applicable MQ rules

KNRUHS UG AYUSH Counselling 2026: Important Instructions for Students

• Use only the official KNRUHS counselling portal for registration and web options.
• Enter NEET UG details carefully.
• Check the merit list after publication.
• Verify your category and eligibility details.
• Check the seat matrix before filling choices.
• Enter enough college and course preferences.
• Save a copy of submitted web options.
• Check the allotment result immediately after release.
• Follow the reporting instructions carefully.
• Keep original documents ready.
• Do not miss the admission deadline.
• Do not rely on unofficial counselling dates.
• Check whether an update applies to CQ, AIQ or MQ before taking action.
• Keep checking for fresh vacancy lists, further rounds and reporting extensions.

KNRUHS UG AYUSH Counselling 2026: Frequently Asked Questions

What courses are covered under KNRUHS UG AYUSH counselling?

The UG AYUSH admission process covers BAMS, BHMS, BUMS and BNYS, subject to the applicable course-wise admission notification and seat availability.

Is NEET UG mandatory for AYUSH admission?

Candidates seeking admission to undergraduate AYUSH courses are required to satisfy the applicable NEET UG qualification and eligibility requirements.

What is CQ in KNRUHS UG AYUSH counselling?

CQ stands for Competent Authority Quota. It is the relevant Telangana state counselling route for eligible candidates for the applicable UG AYUSH courses.

What is AIQ?

AIQ stands for All India Quota. It is a separate admission route from the Telangana Competent Authority Quota. KNRUHS has a separate AIQ process for applicable UG AYUSH admissions.

What is MQ?

MQ stands for Management Quota. It is separate from CQ and AIQ and is applicable only when KNRUHS opens the relevant management quota admission process.

Can a candidate change college after allotment?

Whether a candidate can participate in another round, seek upgradation or retain the existing seat depends on the rules of that counselling round.

What happens if a candidate does not report after allotment?

The consequences depend on the applicable counselling rules and the instructions in that particular allotment notification. Candidates should not miss the reporting deadline.

Can candidates participate in further counselling after getting a seat?

This depends on the rules applicable to that particular counselling round, including whether upgradation or further-round participation is permitted.

Where can candidates check KNRUHS UG AYUSH counselling updates?

Candidates should check the official KNRUHS admission notifications for registration, merit lists, web options, seat matrices, allotments, reporting and further counselling updates.

Stay connected with Manabadi for more latest updates on KNRUHS UG AYUSH Counselling 2026, BAMS, BHMS, BUMS, BNYS admissions, web options, seat allotments, reporting and further counselling rounds.