KNRUHS announces BHMS First Year (Old Regulations) Exam 2026 dates from March 11. Check eligibility, detailed fee structure, and important registration dates.
Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS), Warangal, Telangana, has released an important notification for the BHMS First Year (Old Regulations) Examinations scheduled for March 2026. This notification provides crucial details regarding eligibility criteria, examination fees, important dates for fee payment, and the detailed theory examination time table. Candidates preparing for these examinations must carefully review all instructions to ensure a smooth registration and examination process.
Exam Overview
| Particular | Details |
|---|---|
| Organization | Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS) |
| Examination Name | BHMS First Year (Old Regulations) Examinations, March 2026 |
| Courses Covered | BHMS First Year (Old Regulations) |
| Notification Date | 04.02.2026 |
| Exam Commencement Date | 11.03.2026 |
| Exam Mode | Theory (Written) |
| Official Website | knruhs.uonex.in |
Exam Schedule
The theory examinations for BHMS First Year (Old Regulations) will be conducted as per the following schedule:
| S.No | Date | Day | Subject | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 11.03.2026 | Wednesday | Homoeopathic Pharmacy | 10:00 AM to 01:00 PM |
| 2 | 13.03.2026 | Friday | Anatomy Paper I | 10:00 AM to 01:00 PM |
| 3 | 17.03.2026 | Tuesday | Anatomy Paper II | 10:00 AM to 01:00 PM |
| 4 | 20.03.2026 | Friday | Physiology Including Biochemistry Paper I | 10:00 AM to 01:00 PM |
| 5 | 24.03.2026 | Tuesday | Physiology Including Biochemistry Paper II | 10:00 AM to 01:00 PM |
Note: The Reporting Time at the Examination Center is 09:00 AM. Practical/clinical and viva examination dates will be informed in due course.
Eligibility Criteria
Candidates must meet the following criteria to be eligible for the BHMS First Year (Old Regulations) Examinations, March 2026:
- Students admitted by KNRUHS during the academic year 2021-22 and before.
- Admissions must be approved by the University.
- Candidates must have completed the study period with 75% attendance (both theory & practical’s separately) in each subject.
- Students who have failed, been detained, or not registered for earlier examinations are also eligible to appear, subject to course regulations.
The cut-off date for calculation of attendance percentage is 06.02.2026.
Examination Fee Details
The following examination fee structure applies:
| Fee Type | Amount | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| Exam fee (Regular Students) | ₹1500/- | |
| Exam fee (Backlog Students) | ₹500/- | Per Subject |
| Marks Memo | ₹300/- | |
| Processing Fee | ₹350/- | No processing fee for backlog students |
Important Dates for Fee Payment
Candidates must pay the examination fee online through the official website within the specified dates, including applicable fines:
| Period | Fine | Fee Calculation |
|---|---|---|
| 20.02.2026 to 25.02.2026 | Without Fine | (No. of Subjects × ₹500/-) + ₹300/- (marks memo) + ₹350/- (processing fee) |
| 26.02.2026 & 27.02.2026 | ₹200/- | (No. of Subjects × ₹500/-) + ₹300/- (marks memo) + ₹350/- (processing fee) + ₹200/- (fine) |
| 28.02.2026 & 01.03.2026 | ₹100/- per day (in addition to ₹200/-) | (No. of Subjects × ₹500/-) + ₹300/- (marks memo) + ₹350/- (processing fee) + ₹200/- (fine) + ₹100/- (fine per day) |
| 02.03.2026 to 09.03.2026 | ₹5000/- (in addition to previous fine of ₹400/-) | (No. of Subjects × ₹500/-) + ₹300/- (marks memo) + ₹350/- (processing fee) + ₹200/- (fine) + ₹100/- (fine) + ₹100/- (fine) + ₹5000/- (fine) |
The payment link will be active from 20.02.2026 to 09.03.2026 on the website: https://knruhs.uonex.in/.
Other Important Dates
- Uploading of attendance & internal assessment marks: 10.02.2026 to 13.02.2026
- Confirmation date for uploaded data: 17.02.2026
Digital Valuation & Answer Booklet
KNRUHS is a digital campus and implements digital valuation for all courses. For the BHMS examination, candidates will be issued a single answer booklet with a candidate-specific barcode on each page. No additional answer booklets will be provided. Candidates must answer all questions within the single booklet.
Exam Day Instructions
- Reporting Time: Candidates must report at the examination center by 09:00 AM.
- Answer Booklet: Only a single answer booklet will be provided. No supplementary sheets will be issued.
- Admit Card: While not explicitly mentioned in this notification, candidates are typically required to carry their admit card to the examination center. Details on admit card download will likely be released separately.
- Identity Proof: Always carry a valid photo ID proof (e.g., Aadhar Card, College ID) along with your admit card for verification.
- Prohibited Items: Electronic gadgets, mobile phones, smartwatches, and study materials are generally not allowed inside the examination hall.
- Discipline: Maintain strict discipline and follow all instructions given by the invigilators.
Last-Minute Tips
As the exam dates approach, effective last-minute preparation can significantly boost your performance:
- Prioritize Revision: Focus on quick revision of important topics and self-made notes.
- Solve Previous Papers: Practice with previous year’s question papers to understand the exam pattern and common question types.
- Time Management: Develop a strategy for allocating time to each section during the exam to ensure all questions are attempted.
- Healthy Lifestyle: Ensure adequate sleep, a balanced diet, and light exercise to stay physically and mentally fit.
- Avoid New Topics: Refrain from starting new topics in the last few days to avoid confusion and stress.
What to Expect on Exam Day
Understanding the exam environment can reduce anxiety:
- Controlled Environment: Expect strict invigilation and adherence to rules.
- Question Difficulty: Questions will cover the entire syllabus. Be prepared for a mix of direct, conceptual, and application-based questions.
- Focus on Clarity: With digital valuation, clear and legible handwriting, along with well-structured answers, will be beneficial.
- Practical/Viva: Remember that theory exams are only one part; practical/clinical and viva dates will follow, requiring separate preparation.
Important Links
| Description | Link |
|---|---|
| Official Website (KNRUHS) | knruhs.telangana.gov.in |
| Examination Fee Payment Portal | knruhs.uonex.in |
| Official Notification PDF | [Link to PDF – Not provided, will be available on official site] |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: What is the last date to pay the examination fee without a fine?
The last date to pay the examination fee without a fine is 25.02.2026.
Q2: Can backlog students pay the same fee as regular students?
No, backlog students have a different fee structure. They need to pay ₹500/- per subject along with other applicable charges.
Q3: What documents should I carry to the exam center?
While not explicitly mentioned, typically you must carry your admit card and a valid photo ID proof (e.g., Aadhar Card, College ID). Ensure to check for any specific instructions on the admit card once it’s released.
Q4: Will there be a separate answer booklet for rough work or additional answers?
No, the notification clearly states that only a single answer booklet with a candidate-specific barcode will be issued, and no additional answer booklets will be provided.
Q5: What is the attendance requirement to be eligible for the exam?
Candidates must have a minimum of 75% attendance in both theory and practicals separately in each subject.
Q6: What if I miss the fee payment deadline with fine?
The notification specifies increasing fines for delayed payments, with the final deadline being 09.03.2026. Missing this deadline might lead to non-registration for the examination.
Q7: When will the admit cards be released?
The notification does not specify the admit card release date. Candidates are advised to regularly check the official KNRUHS website (knruhs.uonex.in) for updates on admit card downloads.
Q8: Are the practical/clinical examination dates also announced?
No, the notification states that the practical/clinical and viva examination dates will be informed in due course.
Q9: What is digital valuation?
Digital valuation means that your answer sheets will be scanned, and evaluated electronically by examiners. This process often aims for faster and more transparent evaluation.
Q10: Can students who failed in previous attempts appear for this exam?
Yes, students who have failed, been detained, or not registered for earlier examinations are eligible to appear, provided they meet the attendance criteria and other course regulations.