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Twelve theory papers postponed on July 24 have fresh dates between July 29 and August 7, per KNRUHS’s exam wing. Colleges are told to inform students and get the logistics done.

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A Telangana college noticeboard displays a large exam timetable sheet with several date slips being rearranged by an oversized official rubber stamp, while anxious but featureless students stand nearby holding notebooks and calendars.

KNRUHS has issued revised dates for 12 postponed theory examinations.

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Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences has rescheduled 12 theory examinations that were postponed on July 24, according to its examination wing’s communication dated July 27, 2026. The revised dates run across July 29, July 31, August 3, August 5 and August 7.

The official list spans BPT, B.Sc. MLT, BAMS, BUMS, B.Sc. Nursing, BNYS, BDS, Audiology & Speech Therapy Technology, and Optometry. Examples: B.Sc. MLT Biochemistry-I on July 29; BPT Second Year Exercise Therapy on August 3; B.Sc. Nursing IV Semester Adult Health Nursing II on August 5; BAMS Dravyaguna Vigyan Paper II on August 7. The communication is signed by the Controller of Examinations and addressed to principals of all affiliated colleges.

Colleges have been directed to “communicate the above rescheduled examination dates to the students and faculty concerned and make necessary arrangements accordingly.” KNRUHS’s notice does not state why the July 24 papers were postponed, and it does not list centres or timings. As of today, the August 5 and August 7 papers are still ahead; the university has not published an update confirming conduct of the July 29, July 31 or August 3 papers.

For students trying to plan around national politics: the timetable is on the university’s site, not in a party manifesto.

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