About
This site helps NEET UG candidates in Telangana understand where their rank could realistically land them in MBBS counselling.
It is written by Tejas, an MBBS student who went through this process and found that most cutoff lists were hard to trust: they mixed up different ranks, blended special-quota admissions into general cutoffs, and treated a single year as gospel.
Where our data comes from
Everything is built from publicly released documents from Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS): merit lists, college-wise allotment lists and seat matrices. We match candidates between lists by roll number and calculate cutoffs ourselves, rather than copying numbers from other websites. Our current dataset covers 2022-23, 2023-24 and 2025-26, and we are adding more years as we obtain them.
How we try to be different
- We use the right rank for the right seat: category rank for reserved seats, state merit rank for open seats.
- We keep special-quota admissions out of general cutoffs and show them separately.
- We tell you when a cutoff has been unstable from year to year, instead of hiding it behind a single confident number.
Corrections
We will get things wrong sometimes. If you spot an error, please tell us through the contact page. We correct mistakes openly and update the relevant page.
This site is independent. We are not affiliated with KNRUHS, the National Testing Agency, the Government of Telangana or any medical college. See our disclaimer.