AP MBBS CQ Phase 3 Provisional Result Out; Noon Grievance Deadline Passes

The Dr NTR University of Health Sciences has released the college-wise provisional result for Phase-III MBBS admissions under the Competent Authority Quota for 2026–27. The university’s October 17 grievance notice required candidates to report any discrepancy through their own candidate login by 12 noon on October 17, 2026. The stated deadline has now passed in India. Dr NTRUHS' official admissions page currently lists the notice as “MBBS CQ-2026-27 - NOTICE FOR GRIEVANCE ON COLLEGE WISE PROIVISIONAL RESULT UNDER PHASE-III.”

AP MBBS CQ Phase III: Current Status

How Were Candidates Required to Submit a Grievance?

Candidates identifying a discrepancy in the provisional result were instructed to submit it specifically through their own candidate login. The notice states that grievances submitted through other modes would not be considered or entertained. Candidates therefore should not assume that an email, phone call, WhatsApp message or representation sent separately constitutes a valid grievance submission.

Has the Grievance Deadline Passed?

Yes. The notice states a cutoff of:

• 12 noon on October 17, 2026.
• That stated time has passed.

However, the notice itself does not identify a time zone, so the article should not label the deadline as “IST” or “server time” unless the university explicitly does so elsewhere.

Is the Phase-III Result Final?

Not yet in the sense of a separately published final-result notification. The current document concerns a college-wise provisional result. The grievance notice says the provisional result will be treated as final after the grievance cutoff, but it also specifically instructs candidates not to approach the allotted college based on the provisional result. Candidates should therefore wait for the university's formal final-result/allotment communication.

Do Not Report to the College Yet

Candidates should not approach an allotted medical college using only the provisional Phase-III result.

The university's instructions require candidates to wait for:

• declaration of the final result; and
• download of the official allotment letter.

A candidate appearing against a college in the provisional result should not treat that listing alone as completed admission.

Is an MBBS Seat Confirmed in the Provisional Result?

No.

A provisional allotment is not the same as a completed admission. Candidates should wait until the result is finalised and the university issues the allotment letter before taking reporting action. This distinction is particularly important where a grievance can lead to corrections in the provisional allocation.

Where Can Candidates Check Their Result?

Candidates should use the official Dr NTRUHS MBBS/BDS CQ candidate portal. The portal is currently reachable and displays the university's MBBS/BDS CQ admission interface.  Candidate-specific result information should be checked only through the individual's own account.

Do not share:

• passwords;
• OTPs;
• login credentials;
• another candidate's result;
• personally identifiable allotment information.

Has the Final Phase-III Result Been Published?

At the latest official website check, the October 17 admissions section listed:

• the MBBS/BDS free-exit extension notice; and
• the MBBS CQ Phase-III provisional-result grievance notice.

A separate Phase-III final-result entry was not yet visible at that check. Candidates should therefore monitor the official admissions page rather than relying on an unofficial screenshot claiming that the final allotment is already available.

What Should Candidates Do Now?

Candidates who submitted a grievance before the cutoff should retain whatever acknowledgement or account confirmation is available.

All candidates should monitor:

• their candidate login;
• the Dr NTRUHS admissions-notification page;
• the eventual final-result notice;
• the official allotment-letter facility.

Do not report to an allotted college until Dr NTRUHS publishes the final outcome and permits candidates to download the allotment letter.

Why the Final Allotment Letter Matters

The allotment letter is the formal candidate-specific document to be used for the next admission step.

A college-wise provisional list is intended to show the provisional outcome and provide an opportunity for discrepancy correction; it should not be treated as the final reporting document.