The Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS) Hall Ticket 2026 is released course-wise and year/semester-wise for students appearing in professional and paramedical examinations conducted by the university. Students appearing for MBBS, BDS, BSc Nursing, Pharm.D, BPT, BAMS, BHMS, BNYS, MD, MS, MDS, M.Sc (Nursing), and MPT examinations can download their admit cards from the official NTRUHS examination portal and through Manabadi.
As per NTRUHS’s regular examination pattern, hall tickets are typically released a few days before the commencement of each professional/annual or semester examination, once the exam application and fee payment window closes and the college verifies student eligibility (including attendance and clinical posting requirements). Students should keep checking this page regularly, as it is updated the moment any hall ticket goes live for any course or year.
Manabadi is one of the most trusted educational portals in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, providing quick updates on NTRUHS Hall Tickets, Results, Time Tables, Notifications, and Revaluation. Thousands of NTRUHS-affiliated medical, dental, nursing, and paramedical college students rely on Manabadi for the latest examination updates every academic cycle.
Contents
- 1 Latest NTRUHS Hall Ticket Updates
- 2 About NTRUHS Hall Tickets
- 3 NTRUHS Hall Tickets 2026 Overview
- 4 About Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS)
- 5 Courses Offered by NTRUHS
- 6 NTRUHS Campus & Infrastructure
- 7 Course-wise Hall Tickets
- 8 Regular vs Supplementary Hall Tickets
- 9 Year/Semester-wise Hall Tickets
- 10 How to Download NTRUHS Hall Ticket 2026
- 11 Details Mentioned on NTRUHS Hall Ticket
- 12 Documents Required at Exam Centre
- 13 Exam Day Instructions
- 14 What if You Cannot Download the Hall Ticket?
- 15 Common Problems & Solutions
- 16 Frequently Asked Questions
Latest NTRUHS Hall Ticket Updates
Recently Released Hall Tickets / Exam Notifications
| Course | Exam Category | Notification/Release |
|---|---|---|
| 3rd Professional MBBS Part-2 | Regular Examination, July 2026 | MCQ Preliminary Key released – 31 July 2026 |
| M.Sc (Nursing) | Regular Examination, August 2026 | Exam notification issued; hall tickets to follow registration closure |
Upcoming Hall Ticket Releases
- M.Sc (Nursing) August 2026 examination hall tickets – expected closer to the exam date, once the online registration window closes
- Subsequent MBBS/BDS professional examination cycles and allied health sciences semester/annual exams
Important Note on University Name: The university functioned as Dr. YSR University of Health Sciences (YSRUHS) between September 2022 and July 2024, before the Andhra Pradesh government reverted it to its original name, Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS), via the Dr. YSR University of Health Sciences (Amendment) Bill, 2024. Some hall tickets, results, and older notifications from that window may still carry the YSRUHS name/letterhead – this does not affect their validity. Students should note that both “NTRUHS” and “Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences” refer to the same institution, and cross-check whichever name appears on their college’s official communication.
About NTRUHS Hall Tickets
What is an NTRUHS Hall Ticket?
An NTRUHS Hall Ticket (admit card) is the official examination entry document issued by Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences to every registered student before their professional, annual, or semester examination. It confirms exam eligibility and carries the student’s identity, subject/paper schedule, and exam centre details.
Why is it mandatory?
The hall ticket is the primary proof of registration and identity checked at the exam centre. Without a valid, printed hall ticket, invigilators cannot verify a candidate’s eligibility, and entry to the exam hall is denied – no exceptions are made on exam day.
When does NTRUHS release hall tickets?
NTRUHS releases hall tickets shortly before each professional/annual or semester examination begins, once exam fee payments are confirmed and the college has verified the student’s attendance and clinical-posting eligibility – a hard requirement in health-sciences courses, since students train on real patients.
How many days before the exam are hall tickets usually issued?
Hall tickets are generally activated online a few days to about a week before the first paper of that examination cycle, though the exact window can vary by course, faculty, and exam session.
NTRUHS Hall Tickets 2026 Overview
| Particular | Details |
|---|---|
| University Name | Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS) |
| Formerly Known As | Andhra Pradesh University of Health Sciences; briefly Dr. YSR University of Health Sciences (2022–2024) |
| Location | Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh |
| Established | 9th April 1986 |
| Hall Ticket Name | NTRUHS Hall Ticket 2026 |
| Academic Year | 2025-26 |
| Courses Covered | MBBS, BDS, BSc Nursing, Pharm.D, BPT, BAMS, BHMS, BNYS, MD, MS, MDS, M.Sc (Nursing), MPT, B.Sc Paramedical courses |
| Examination Type | Regular (Professional/Annual), Supplementary |
| Hall Ticket Status | Updated Regularly |
| Mode of Availability | Online |
| Official Portal | NTRUHS Examination Branch (official domain has changed over recent years – verify the current live link on your college notice board or the latest Manabadi notification before use) |
| Alternative Portal | Manabadi |
About Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS)
Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences was inaugurated on 9th April 1986 by Dr. Nandamuri Taraka Rama Rao, the legendary actor-turned-politician and former Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, who also served as the university’s first Chancellor. It was the first university in India exclusively dedicated to Medical, Dental, Nursing, Pharmacy, and Allied Health Sciences education, headquartered at Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh.
A Note on the University’s Name: In September 2022, the then state government renamed the university as Dr. YSR University of Health Sciences (YSRUHS), after former Chief Minister Dr. Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy. Following the 2024 change in state government, the Andhra Pradesh Legislature passed the Dr. YSR University of Health Sciences (Amendment) Bill, 2024, reverting the university’s name back to Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences, effective July 2024. The university currently and officially functions as NTRUHS.
Regulatory Recognition: As a dedicated health-sciences university, NTRUHS operates under the standards of the parent regulatory councils for each stream, including:
- National Medical Commission (NMC) for MBBS
- Dental Council of India (DCI) for BDS/MDS
- Indian Nursing Council (INC) for Nursing programmes
- Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) for Pharm.D/B.Pharmacy
- AYUSH regulatory councils (CCIM, CCH) for BAMS, BHMS, and BNYS
Other Recognitions:
- Recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC)
- Approved historically by the Medical Council of India (MCI) (now succeeded by NMC) and Dental Council of India (DCI)
The university has a large network of affiliated colleges – reportedly numbering in the hundreds – across government and private medical, dental, nursing, pharmacy, physiotherapy, and AYUSH institutions in Andhra Pradesh, including some of the state’s most prominent government medical colleges.
Courses Offered by NTRUHS
NTRUHS regulates examinations and awards degrees across a wide spectrum of undergraduate, postgraduate, super-specialty, and doctoral health-sciences programmes offered through its affiliated colleges.
Medicine & Allied Programmes
- MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery)
- MD / MS (various specializations)
- Super-specialty DM/MCh programmes (through select affiliated institutions)
Dental Sciences
- BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery)
- MDS (Master of Dental Surgery)
Nursing
- B.Sc Nursing (Basic & Post-Basic)
- M.Sc Nursing
Pharmacy
- Pharm.D
- B.Pharmacy (through affiliated pharmacy colleges, where applicable)
Physiotherapy
- BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy)
- MPT (Master of Physiotherapy)
AYUSH Programmes
- BAMS (Ayurveda)
- BHMS (Homeopathy)
- BNYS (Naturopathy & Yoga)
- MD (Ayurveda), MD (Homeopathy)
Allied Health Sciences
- B.Sc Medical Lab Technology (MLT)
- B.Sc Anaesthesia Technology / Operation Theatre Technology
- Other B.Sc Paramedical Technology courses
Admission Route: Admissions into NTRUHS-affiliated courses are conducted through NEET-UG (MBBS/BDS), NEET-PG and NEET-SS, NEET-MDS, AIPGET (AYUSH PG), and the AP NCET (Nursing Common Entrance Test) for B.Sc Nursing, followed by centralized state counselling.
NTRUHS Campus & Infrastructure
NTRUHS’s Vijayawada headquarters and its affiliated colleges are equipped with academic and student-support infrastructure, including:
- Central library with air-conditioned premises and LAN-enabled digital resources
- NTRMEDNET – a consortium providing online access to e-journals for all affiliated colleges
- Well-equipped clinical, laboratory, and research facilities across affiliated hospitals and colleges
- Sports facilities, with annual inter-collegiate and national-level sporting events organized zonally and nationally
- IT infrastructure supporting quick student assistance
- Hostel facilities at affiliated constituent and government colleges
- Examination Branch handling all hall ticket, time table, and results operations
- Undergraduate Student Research Scholarship (UGSRS) programme supporting research aptitude among roughly 500 UG students annually across MBBS, BDS, AYUSH, Nursing, Physiotherapy, and B.Sc MLT streams
Course-wise Hall Tickets
NTRUHS MBBS Hall Tickets
Released Professional-wise (1st, 2nd, 3rd Professional Part-1 and Part-2) for both regular and supplementary batches across all MBBS-affiliated government and private medical colleges under NTRUHS.
NTRUHS BDS Hall Tickets
Released year-wise (1st through 4th BDS) for regular and supplementary candidates.
NTRUHS BSc Nursing Hall Tickets
Issued year-wise for Basic and Post-Basic B.Sc Nursing students, separately for regular and supplementary exams.
NTRUHS Pharm.D Hall Tickets
Released year-wise as per the Pharm.D academic calendar, covering both Pharm.D and Pharm.D (Post-Baccalaureate) streams.
NTRUHS BPT Hall Tickets
Issued year-wise for Bachelor of Physiotherapy students.
NTRUHS MD/MS/MDS Hall Tickets
Released specialization-wise and professional-year-wise for postgraduate medical and dental students across affiliated colleges.
NTRUHS M.Sc (Nursing) & MPT Hall Tickets
Follows the same year-wise release pattern as other NTRUHS postgraduate programmes.
NTRUHS BAMS/BHMS/BNYS Hall Tickets
Released year-wise for AYUSH stream students at affiliated colleges.
Regular vs Supplementary Hall Tickets
- Regular Exams: For students appearing in their professional/annual or semester exam for the first time, as per the standard academic calendar
- Supplementary Exams: For students reattempting subjects/papers they could not clear in the regular exam
- Compulsory Rotating Internship: For UG medical, dental, nursing, pharmacy, physiotherapy, and AYUSH degrees, clearing the final professional examination is followed by a mandatory rotating internship (or equivalent practice training) before council registration and practice eligibility
Year/Semester-wise Hall Tickets
Unlike standard semester-based universities, NTRUHS conducts examinations for its clinical courses largely on a professional-year/annual pattern, while some allied health programmes follow a semester cycle:
- MBBS: 1st Professional, 2nd Professional, 3rd Professional Part-1, 3rd Professional Part-2
- BDS: 1st Year through 4th Year
- B.Sc Nursing / BPT / Pharm.D: Year-wise (1st through Final Year)
- Allied paramedical programmes (B.Sc MLT etc.): Semester-wise, where applicable
Because NTRUHS runs annual professional examinations for clinical courses alongside semester/annual cycles for allied programmes, there is no single “hall ticket day” – students must check the release schedule specific to their own course and year.
How to Download NTRUHS Hall Ticket 2026
Students appearing for NTRUHS MBBS, BDS, BSc Nursing, Pharm.D, BPT, BAMS, BHMS, BNYS, or postgraduate examinations can download their hall tickets online by following these steps:
Step 1: Visit the Official NTRUHS Examination Portal
Open your browser and go to the official NTRUHS website or the dedicated examination portal (verify the current live domain via your college notice board or the latest official notification, as the university’s web address has changed periodically alongside its name history).
Step 2: Open the Examinations Section
Locate the Examinations or Examination Branch menu on the homepage. This section contains links for hall tickets, notifications, time tables, and results.
Step 3: Click on “Download Hall Ticket”
Select the Hall Ticket link relevant to your course — a page listing available hall tickets by course and year/professional exam will open.
Step 4: Select Your Course and Exam Session
Choose your course (MBBS, BDS, BSc Nursing, Pharm.D, BPT, MD/MS/MDS, etc.) and the correct year/professional-exam session.
Step 5: Enter Your Login Details
Provide the required details accurately — typically your Registration/Application ID or Hall Ticket Number and Date of Birth.
Step 6: Click on “Submit” or “Get Hall Ticket”
The system will verify your details and display your NTRUHS Hall Ticket 2026 on screen.
Step 7: Verify All Printed Details
Before downloading, carefully check your name, photograph, subject/paper list, exam dates, and exam centre.
Step 8: Download and Print
Download the hall ticket in PDF format and take at least 2 clear printouts on A4 paper — keep both a digital and hard copy safely until the exam process is complete.
Details Mentioned on NTRUHS Hall Ticket
- Student Name
- Hall Ticket Number/Registration Number
- Course (e.g., MBBS, BDS, BSc Nursing)
- Professional Year/Semester
- College Name
- Photograph and Signature
- List of Subjects/Papers with Subject Codes
- Exam Date(s)
- Exam Time/Session
- Exam Centre Name and Address
- Reporting Time
- Important Examination Instructions
Documents Required at Exam Centre
- Printed NTRUHS Hall Ticket
- College Identity Card
- Government-issued Photo ID (Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, etc., if required)
- Required stationery (blue/black pens, as permitted)
Exam Day Instructions
- Reporting Time: Arrive at the exam centre at least 30–45 minutes before the reporting time mentioned on the hall ticket
- Electronic Devices: Mobile phones, smartwatches, and other electronic gadgets are strictly prohibited inside the exam hall
- Dress Code: Follow the standard dress code prescribed by the respective college/university, if applicable
- Attendance Eligibility: Since NTRUHS courses involve clinical training on real patients, attendance and clinical-posting minimums are strictly enforced — colleges can withhold a student’s examination application if these are not met, which in turn means no hall ticket is generated for that phase
What if You Cannot Download the Hall Ticket?
If your NTRUHS hall ticket is not downloading, try the following:
- Recheck your hall ticket/registration number and other login details for accuracy
- Confirm that your exam fee payment has been processed and reflected in the system
- Confirm with your college that your attendance and clinical-posting eligibility has been certified and forwarded to the university
- Try accessing the portal during non-peak hours, as heavy traffic can slow down or time out the site
- Contact your college’s examination cell to confirm your registration status
- If the issue persists, reach out directly to the NTRUHS Examination Branch
Common Problems & Solutions
Hall ticket not showing: Usually caused by pending exam fee payment, incomplete registration, or unmet attendance/clinical-posting eligibility — verify with your college exam cell.
Wrong photograph: Report immediately to the college exam section for correction well before the exam date.
Wrong subject/paper listed: Cross-check your registered subjects with your college and get it corrected through official channels before the exam.
Login issues: Clear your browser cache, try a different browser, or attempt access during off-peak hours; ensure the correct hall ticket/registration number format is used.
Name mismatch: Report to the examination branch with supporting ID proof for correction well in advance of the exam.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. When are NTRUHS Hall Tickets released?
NTRUHS releases hall tickets a few days before each professional, annual, or semester exam begins, once exam fee payments are processed and attendance/clinical eligibility is certified.
Q2. Can I download my NTRUHS hall ticket online?
Yes, hall tickets are available for download through the official NTRUHS Examination Branch portal using your registration/hall ticket number and other login details.
Q3. Is the NTRUHS hall ticket mandatory for the exam?
Yes, it is mandatory. Students cannot be permitted entry into the exam hall without a valid printed hall ticket.
Q4. What if there is an error on my hall ticket?
Report the error immediately to your college’s examination cell or the NTRUHS Examination Branch for correction before your exam date.
Q5. Can supplementary students download their hall tickets separately?
Yes, NTRUHS releases separate hall tickets for regular and supplementary candidates.
Q6. Can I write the exam without a hall ticket?
No, a valid hall ticket along with a photo ID is compulsory for exam entry.
Q7. How do I recover my hall ticket number if I’ve lost it?
Contact your college’s examination section, as they maintain student registration records and can help retrieve your details.
Q8. Why does my hall ticket say YSRUHS instead of NTRUHS, or vice versa?
The university operated as Dr. YSR University of Health Sciences between 2022 and July 2024, before reverting to Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences. Documents issued during that window may still carry the YSRUHS name — both refer to the same institution and remain valid.
Q9. What details should I verify on my hall ticket before the exam?
Check your name, photograph, subject/paper list, exam date, time, and exam centre carefully.
Q10. Can I use a mobile screenshot of the hall ticket instead of a printout?
No, a physical printed copy is required at the exam centre.
Q11. What should I do if my photograph is missing on the hall ticket?
Report this to your college exam cell immediately for correction before the exam.
Q12. Are hall tickets released together for all courses?
Not necessarily — release timing varies by course, faculty (medicine, dental, nursing, pharmacy, AYUSH), professional year, and exam session.
Q13. Where can I check NTRUHS exam time tables along with hall tickets?
The exam time table is usually published alongside or shortly before the hall ticket release on the official NTRUHS portal and cross-posted on Manabadi.
Q14. Do PG courses (MD/MS/MDS/M.Sc Nursing) follow the same hall ticket process as UG courses?
Yes, the overall download process is similar, though the links are separated course-wise and faculty-wise on the university portal.
Q15. Who do I contact for hall ticket-related issues?
Your respective college’s examination cell is the first point of contact, followed by the NTRUHS Examination Branch if the issue remains unresolved.
The NTRUHS Hall Ticket 2026 is an essential document for every student appearing in MBBS, BDS, BSc Nursing, Pharm.D, BPT, BAMS, BHMS, BNYS, or postgraduate medical, dental, and nursing examinations at Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences. Since 1986, NTRUHS has stood as India’s first dedicated health-sciences university, and its Examination Branch releases hall tickets course-wise and year/semester-wise ahead of every exam cycle. Students should download their hall ticket well in advance, verify all printed details carefully, and carry a valid photo ID along with the printed admit card on exam day.
For the fastest updates on NTRUHS Hall Tickets, results, time tables, and academic notifications, bookmark this page and check back regularly – Manabadi updates it the moment any new hall ticket goes live.