Phase
Phase 1
Year
1st Year MBBS
Subjects
Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry
Assessment
Theory + Practical
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KNRUHS MBBS Exam Dates 2026 (All Phases)
Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS), the Telangana state health university, publishes MBBS examination timetables on its official portal ahead of each phase examination. This page will be updated with the official KNRUHS MBBS exam schedule for 2026 as each phase timetable is released. For the binding examination schedule, always refer to the official KNRUHS website directly.
KNRUHS 2026 exam dates will be updated here when officially announced. GeckoMed does not publish estimated or unofficial dates.
Open GeckoMed to access KNRUHS question papersHow to Find KNRUHS MBBS Exam Dates 2026
KNRUHS releases its MBBS examination timetable as a public notification. No login is required to view it.
- Go to the official KNRUHS website. All examination timetables are published as official notifications. Check the Examination or Notifications section of the KNRUHS portal.
- Identify the correct phase timetable. KNRUHS publishes separate timetables for each phase. Locate the one relevant to your year: Phase 1 (1st Year), Phase 2 (2nd Year), Phase 3 Part 1 (3rd Year), or Phase 3 Part 2 (Final Year).
- Download the timetable PDF. Save the official circular to your device. This is the document your college will also use to schedule study leaves and internal preparations.
- Note theory and practical dates separately. Theory papers and practical examinations are listed on different schedules. Practicals follow after the theory cycle, usually by a few weeks.
- Download your hall ticket when available. KNRUHS releases hall tickets after the timetable is published. Download yours immediately and verify the details. You cannot enter the examination hall without a valid hall ticket.
Check the official KNRUHS portal regularly once the examination period approaches. Timetables are sometimes revised after initial publication.
KNRUHS MBBS Exam Schedule: Phase-wise Overview
KNRUHS follows the NMC Competency-Based Medical Education (CBME) examination framework. Examinations are conducted and results are declared separately for each phase of the MBBS programme.
| Phase | Year | Subjects | Assessment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 | 1st Year MBBS | Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry | Theory + Practical |
| Phase 2 | 2nd Year MBBS | Pathology, Pharmacology, Microbiology, Forensic Medicine | Theory + Practical |
| Phase 3 Part 1 | 3rd Year MBBS | Community Medicine, ENT, Ophthalmology | Theory + Practical |
| Phase 3 Part 2 | Final Year MBBS | General Medicine, General Surgery, OBG, Paediatrics | Theory + Clinical |
Phase
Phase 2
Year
2nd Year MBBS
Subjects
Pathology, Pharmacology, Microbiology, Forensic Medicine
Assessment
Theory + Practical
Phase
Phase 3 Part 1
Year
3rd Year MBBS
Subjects
Community Medicine, ENT, Ophthalmology
Assessment
Theory + Practical
Phase
Phase 3 Part 2
Year
Final Year MBBS
Subjects
General Medicine, General Surgery, OBG, Paediatrics
Assessment
Theory + Clinical
Phase-specific exam dates for 2026 will be notified by KNRUHS on the official portal. The table above reflects the examination structure, not dates.
Supplementary Examinations: KNRUHS holds supplementary examinations for students who did not clear one or more subjects in the main examination. Supplementary timetables are announced on the official portal after the main results are declared.
Before Your KNRUHS Exam: Key Steps After the Timetable Is Released
Once the official timetable is published, several administrative steps need to happen before your exam day. Do not leave these until the last minute:
- Verify your hall ticket details carefully. When your hall ticket is available, check that your name, register number, photograph, and examination centre are all correct. Any discrepancy must be flagged to your college examination section immediately, before the examination begins.
- Confirm your examination centre location. KNRUHS-affiliated students may be allocated to examination centres away from their college campus. Identify your centre from your hall ticket and plan your travel well in advance.
- Know the reporting time. Examination halls typically open for student entry 30 minutes before the scheduled start time. Arriving late may result in denial of entry as per KNRUHS examination rules.
- Start preparing with past papers in exam sequence. Once you know the order of your papers, use GeckoMed to work through subject-wise KNRUHS question papers in that sequence. This builds exam familiarity for each paper just before you sit it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where are KNRUHS MBBS exam dates officially published?
KNRUHS publishes all MBBS examination timetables on the official KNRUHS university website under the Examination or Notifications section. GeckoMed updates this page with the official timetable link when it is announced. Until the 2026 timetable is released, monitor the KNRUHS portal directly for updates.
How do I get my KNRUHS MBBS hall ticket?
KNRUHS hall tickets are released on the official portal after the examination timetable is published. Download yours as soon as it is available and verify that your name, register number, and examination centre are correct. You must carry a printed copy to the examination hall. Report any errors to your college examination section before the exam.
What happens if I miss my KNRUHS exam date?
Missing a scheduled KNRUHS university examination without a valid reason typically results in the student being recorded as absent for that paper. An absent candidate does not receive a result for that subject and must appear in the supplementary examination. Confirm the specific absence policy with your college or the official KNRUHS notification for the current cycle.
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