NEET UG Telangana State Counselling 2026

Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS), Warangal. It conducts admissions to the 85% state quota in government and private medical colleges across Telangana, using your NEET score against its own state merit list — separate from the MCC's All India Quota counselling.

Local status turns on where you studied rather than where you were born, and it is what decides whether you can compete for the bulk of the seats. Verify the exact requirement against the KNRUHS prospectus for 2026 before you register — it is the single condition most likely to cost someone a seat they assumed they were eligible for.

No. AIQ is 15% of government seats, run by the MCC, open to candidates from any state. Telangana state counselling covers the other 85% and is run by KNRUHS for local candidates. They have separate registrations, separate fees, separate rounds and separate cutoffs — and you can take part in both.

Yes. The Telangana tool is built from seven years of KNRUHS convener-quota allotments, 2019 to 2025 — its own merit list and its own cutoffs, not All India data applied to a state seat. It is a separate product from the All India Assistant, priced separately, because the two answer different questions. Management quota is not covered.

Broadly: your NEET scorecard and admit card, Class 10 and 12 certificates, the study certificates that establish local status, a transfer certificate, caste and income certificates where you are claiming a reservation, and photo identity. KNRUHS publishes the binding list in its prospectus each year — treat that as the authority, not this summary.