KNRUHS opens web options for MDS management quota mop-up counselling

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Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS) has opened web options for the mop-up phase of MDS management quota counselling for the 2026-27 academic year. Eligible candidates on the final merit list can submit their choices online from 4 pm on Thursday, 5 November 2026 to 2 pm on Friday, 6 November 2026.

KNRUHS opens web options for MDS management quota mop-up counselling

The counselling covers management quota seats (MQ1 and MQ2/NRI) in affiliated private dental colleges across Telangana, including the Army College of Dental Sciences. Candidates who joined in earlier phases may also participate in sliding, while those who failed to report, discontinued, or skipped the first phase are ineligible.

University fees are Rs 55,000 for MQ1 and Rs 80,000 for MQ2/MQ3 categories, those who paid previously are exempt. A newly allotted seat automatically cancels any earlier seat. Candidates must use a desktop or laptop and can access the portal at pvttsmds.tsche.in.

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The two-hour window from 4 pm Thursday to 2 pm Friday is exceptionally tight, so any candidate who misses the deadline loses the chance to upgrade or secure a seat in this phase. Students already holding a seat must weigh the risk of sliding: accepting a new allotment cancels the previous one automatically, with no option to revert. The university’s warning to avoid mobile phones and tablets suggests past technical glitches during choice entry. The next concrete step is the seat allotment result, which the notification implies will follow immediately after the window closes on Friday afternoon.


Source: telanganatoday.com

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