AYUSH NEET 2026 Round 1 Seat Allotment Result Due September 16: Check BAMS, BHMS, BUMS, BSMS Counselling Dates
AACCC AYUSH NEET UG Counselling 2026 Round 1 seat allotment result is scheduled to be published on September 16, marking the first major seat-allocation stage for candidates seeking BAMS, BHMS, BUMS, BSMS and eligible B.Pharm-ITRA seats through the central AYUSH counselling process. Candidates allotted seats will have to report to their respective institutes from September 17 to September 23, while participating institutions will verify joined-candidate data on September 24.
The Ayush Admissions Central Counseling Committee completed Round 1 registration and choice filling after extending the original counselling windows. Seat-allotment processing is scheduled across September 14 and 15 before publication of the result on September 16.
Candidates should be ready to download their allotment information promptly because the reporting stage begins the following day.
AACCC AYUSH NEET UG Round 1 Schedule 2026
| Activity | Date |
| Seat Matrix Verification | August 25-26, 2026 |
| Registration | August 31 to September 13, 2026 |
| Registration Deadline | September 13 at 2 PM |
| Payment Deadline | September 13 at 5 PM |
| Choice Filling | September 9-13, 2026 |
| Choice Locking | September 13 |
| Seat Allotment Processing | September 14-15, 2026 |
| Round 1 Result | September 16, 2026 |
| Reporting at Allotted Institute | September 17-23, 2026 |
| Verification of Joined Candidate Data | September 24, 2026 |
Who Conducts AYUSH NEET UG Counselling?
AACCC conducts online central counselling for specified AYUSH undergraduate seats.
The committee operates under the central AYUSH admission framework and coordinates seat allotment for participating institutions.
Which Courses Are Covered?
AACCC UG counselling covers eligible seats in:
- BAMS — Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery
- BHMS — Bachelor of Homoeopathic Medicine and Surgery
- BUMS — Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery
- BSMS — Bachelor of Siddha Medicine and Surgery
- B.Pharm-ITRA under the notified institutional structure
NEET UG Is Required for AYUSH Admission
Candidates participating in the central AYUSH counselling process must satisfy NEET UG eligibility requirements.
Qualifying NEET alone does not guarantee a seat.
Seat allotment depends on:
- NEET rank
- Category
- Choice order
- Seat availability
- Institutional eligibility
What Seats Does AACCC Handle?
AACCC’s official counselling framework covers:
- 15% All India Quota seats in Government/Government-aided institutions under the applicable structure
- Central Universities
- National Institutes
- 100% seats in participating Deemed Universities
Private State AYUSH Seats Are Different
AACCC does not centrally conduct counselling for every private AYUSH seat in India.
The official framework says AIQ seats in private Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani and Homoeopathy institutions are handled by the appropriate State or UT counselling authority where applicable.
Round 1 Result Is Due September 16
The official schedule clearly lists September 16 for publication of the first-round result.
Candidates should use the AACCC portal rather than relying on:
- WhatsApp PDFs
- Telegram groups
- Unofficial allotment screenshots
How to Check AYUSH Round 1 Allotment Result
- Open the official AACCC counselling portal.
- Enter the UG counselling section.
- Open the Round 1 result or candidate-login facility.
- Enter required counselling credentials.
- Check allotted course and institute.
- Download the allotment document.
- Read reporting instructions carefully.
Check the Course as Carefully as the College
A candidate may have filled choices across:
- BAMS
- BHMS
- BUMS
- BSMS
Do not assume the allotted course is the one you expected.
Read the complete allotment information.
Reporting Begins September 17
Candidates receiving seats will have seven days, from September 17 through September 23, to report under the notified schedule.
It is safer not to wait until the final day.
Why Early Reporting Helps
Early reporting provides time to solve problems involving:
- Missing certificates
- Fee payment
- Travel
- Document discrepancies
- Medical formalities
Seat Allotment Is Not Final Admission by Itself
An online allotment indicates that AACCC has provisionally allocated a seat under the counselling rules.
The allotted institute still needs to verify eligibility and documents.
Documents Candidates Should Organize
The current AACCC information bulletin and allotted institution’s instructions should control the final checklist.
Candidates should generally prepare relevant documents such as:
- NEET UG admit card
- NEET UG scorecard/rank letter
- AACCC allotment letter
- Class 10 certificate
- Class 12 certificate and marksheet
- Identity proof
- Category certificate where applicable
- EWS certificate where applicable
- PwBD certificate where applicable
- NRI documentation where applicable
- Photographs
Take Originals, Not Only Photocopies
Professional-course admission generally requires original-document verification.
Candidates should carry:
- Original certificates
- Multiple photocopy sets
- Digital scans for backup
Check Fee Structure Before Joining
AYUSH tuition can vary widely depending on whether the college is:
- Government
- Government-aided
- Central/National Institute
- Deemed University
A candidate should know the financial commitment before completing admission.
Deemed University Fees Can Be Much Higher
Do not treat all AYUSH colleges as financially equivalent.
Before reporting to a deemed institution, verify:
- Tuition
- Hostel
- Security deposits
- Other mandatory charges
What Is BAMS?
BAMS is the undergraduate professional degree in Ayurveda.
Students study areas involving:
- Ayurvedic principles
- Anatomy
- Physiology
- Pharmacology-related subjects
- Clinical medicine
What Is BHMS?
BHMS is the undergraduate professional course in Homoeopathy.
The programme combines the notified Homoeopathic curriculum with biomedical and clinical subjects.
What Is BUMS?
BUMS focuses on the Unani system of medicine.
Candidates should check programme-specific language and eligibility conditions where applicable.
What Is BSMS?
BSMS is the professional undergraduate degree in Siddha medicine.
Siddha education is particularly associated with institutions in southern India.
Do Not Choose an AYUSH Course Only Because MBBS Was Unavailable
This is one of the most important decisions candidates should make before joining.
BAMS, BHMS, BUMS and BSMS are separate professional pathways.
They should not be treated as temporary substitutes without understanding:
- Curriculum
- Clinical practice
- Career pathway
- Postgraduate options
Research the College Before Reporting
Evaluate:
- Current regulatory permission
- Hospital facilities
- Patient load
- Faculty
- Hostel
- Location
- Fees
Clinical Exposure Matters
A professional health programme needs practical learning.
Students should understand whether the attached hospital provides meaningful clinical exposure.
AACCC Has Uploaded Separate Seat Matrices
The official portal lists provisional Round 1 matrices covering areas including:
- Ayurveda
- Siddha
- Unani
- Homoeopathy
- B.Pharm-ITRA
The Latest Seat Matrix Is More Useful Than Old Cut-Off Tables
Previous-year cut-offs can help estimate possibilities.
But the current seat matrix tells candidates what actually exists in the present counselling cycle.
Round 1 Is Only the First Stage
The official AACCC schedule includes:
- Round 1
- Round 2
- Round 3
- Stray Vacancy Round I
- Stray Vacancy Round II
AYUSH Round 2 Schedule
The current official schedule lists:
| Round 2 Activity | Date |
| Seat Matrix Verification | September 25 |
| Registration | September 26-30 |
| Choice Filling | September 27-30 |
| Seat Allotment Processing | October 1 |
| Result | October 2 |
| Reporting | October 3-9 |
Do Not Assume Everyone Can Freely Leave Every Round
Counselling rules become more restrictive in later rounds.
Candidates should read the current information bulletin regarding:
- Free exit
- Resignation
- Security deposit forfeiture
- Eligibility for later rounds
Security Deposit Rules Matter
AACCC specifically tells candidates to consult the 2026 information bulletin and refund FAQs to understand when counselling security money can be forfeited.
Do not rely on rules remembered from an older counselling year.
Beware of Fraudulent Registrations
AACCC has issued a specific advisory warning candidates about fraudulent registrations.
No agent can legitimately:
- Change your NEET rank
- Manipulate AACCC allotment
- Guarantee a government seat
Protect Your Login Information
Never share:
- Password
- OTP
- Payment credentials
with unofficial agents.
What If You Do Not Receive a Seat in Round 1?
Do not panic.
Round 2 begins shortly after the first-round reporting stage.
Candidates should examine:
- Round 2 vacancies
- Fresh seat matrix
- Eligibility
- Choice rules
Cut-Offs Can Change Across Rounds
A college that was unavailable in Round 1 may become available later if:
- A candidate does not join
- A seat is vacated
- Other candidates upgrade
Do Not Fill a Choice You Would Never Join
Later-round counselling can carry consequences for non-joining.
Every selected option should represent a college and course the candidate is genuinely prepared to consider.
What Candidates Should Do on September 16
- Check the official AACCC portal.
- Download the Round 1 allotment result.
- Verify course and institute.
- Read reporting instructions.
- Check college fees.
- Prepare original documents.
- Arrange travel before September 23.
Final Takeaway
AACCC AYUSH NEET UG 2026 Round 1 seat allotment result is officially scheduled for September 16.
The Round 1 allotment process runs through September 14 and 15, after which candidates receiving BAMS, BHMS, BUMS, BSMS or eligible B.Pharm-ITRA seats must report to their allotted institutes from September 17 through September 23.
AACCC will then verify joined-candidate information on September 24 before the second counselling round begins.
Candidates should use the result as the beginning of the admission stage, not the end. Verify the course, college, fees, regulatory status, clinical facilities and reporting requirements before completing admission, and follow only the current AACCC rules for joining, resignation, security deposits and subsequent-round participation.
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