AYUSH NEET UG Counselling 2026 Round 1 Provisional Seat Allotment Result Out: Download AACCC PDF, Check Seat and Reporting Dates
AACCC has officially released the provisional AYUSH NEET UG Counselling 2026 Round 1 seat allotment result on September 16 for candidates seeking admission through the central counselling process. The result PDF covers Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani and Homoeopathy undergraduate allotments, while the AACCC portal has also activated the facility for candidates to download the Round 1 provisional allotment letter.
The result was originally scheduled for September 16, but candidates no longer need to wait: AACCC's official UG counselling page now states that the “Provisional Result for UG R-1 is uploaded.”
There is an important additional update. AACCC has allowed candidates to report any discrepancy in the provisional result until 5 PM on September 16. The committee stresses that the provisional result is indicative and subject to change, meaning candidates should not treat the provisional PDF as the final admission order.
AYUSH NEET UG Round 1 Result 2026: Latest Status
| Event | Current Status |
| Round 1 Provisional Result | Released |
| Result Date | September 16, 2026 |
| Discrepancy Reporting Deadline | September 16, 5 PM |
| Round 1 Reporting | September 17-23, 2026 |
| Verification of Joined Candidate Data | September 24, 2026 |
| Round 2 Registration | September 26-30, 2026 |
| Round 2 Result | October 2, 2026 |
The Round 1 and subsequent counselling dates come from the official AACCC 2026-27 counselling schedule.
How to Check the AYUSH NEET UG Round 1 Result
- Open the official AACCC UG counselling section.
- Locate the Round 1 provisional result under Current Events.
- Open the result PDF.
- Use the PDF search function.
- Enter your NEET rank.
- Check the allotted institution, course, quota and category.
- Log in separately to access the provisional allotment letter if applicable.
Result Is Published as a Large PDF
The official provisional allotment file runs to 145 pages and lists candidates in rank order.
What Details Are Mentioned?
The PDF contains columns for:
- Serial number
- Rank
- Allotted quota
- Allotted institute
- Course
- Allotted category
- Candidate category
- Remarks
The official result itself confirms these fields.
Important: Unallotted Candidates May Not Appear in the PDF
AACCC has specifically stated that candidates who have not received any seat do not have their rank reflected in the uploaded provisional result.
That means:
Not finding your rank does not necessarily mean the PDF has an error.
It can simply mean you were not allotted a seat in Round 1.
Which Courses Are Covered?
The AACCC UG central counselling process covers eligible seats in:
- BAMS – Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery
- BSMS – Bachelor of Siddha Medicine and Surgery
- BUMS – Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery
- BHMS – Bachelor of Homoeopathic Medicine and Surgery
- B.Pharm-ITRA under the applicable counselling structure
AACCC's official portal confirms counselling for AIQ undergraduate seats across these programs.
What Institutes Are Included?
The central counselling framework covers notified seats in:
- Government institutions
- Government-aided institutions
- Central Universities
- National Institutes
- Deemed Universities
The exact quota and institution type matter because fee structures and admission conditions can differ substantially.
Understanding the Quota Codes in the Result
The official PDF defines abbreviations including:
| Code | Meaning |
| AG | All India Quota Government |
| GA | All India Quota Government Aided |
| CU | Central Universities / National Institutions |
| PS | Management / Paid Seats Quota |
| MM | Muslim Minority Quota |
| MG | Muslim Minority Quota – Government Aided |
| NR | Non-Resident Indian |
These codes appear on the first page of the official allotment result.
Understanding Category Codes
The result also identifies categories such as:
- GN – Open Seat
- BC – OBC-NCL
- EW – General-EWS
- SC – Scheduled Caste
- ST – Scheduled Tribe
- PwD variants of applicable categories
The Provisional Result Can Still Change
This is critical.
AACCC's September 16 notice explicitly states that:
- The result is provisional
- It is indicative in nature
- It is subject to change
The committee further states that the provisional result does not itself create a final legal right over the allotted seat.
Discrepancy Window Closes at 5 PM Today
If a candidate identifies a genuine discrepancy in the provisional result, AACCC has allowed it to be reported up to:
5 PM on September 16, 2026.
Do Not Confuse a Discrepancy With Disappointment
A discrepancy would mean something appears technically or factually wrong in the result.
It does not mean a candidate can object simply because:
- They wanted a different college
- The closing rank was higher than expected
- They dislike the allotted course
What Happens After the Final Result?
AACCC's notice says candidates can download their provisional allotment letter after declaration of the final result and then approach the allotted institute for admission formalities.
The portal has also activated a candidate facility for the Round 1 provisional allotment letter.
Round 1 Reporting Is September 17-23
The official counselling schedule gives candidates seven days for reporting at their allotted institute.
Do Not Wait Until September 23
Earlier reporting gives candidates time to resolve:
- Certificate discrepancies
- Fee-payment issues
- Travel delays
- Medical fitness requirements
- Institution-specific documentation
Documents Candidates Should Prepare
The exact list should be confirmed from AACCC and the allotted institute, but commonly relevant records can include:
- NEET UG admit card
- NEET UG result/scorecard
- AACCC allotment letter
- Class 10 certificate
- Class 12 marksheet and certificate
- Identity proof
- Passport-size photographs
- Category certificate where applicable
- EWS certificate where applicable
- PwD certificate where applicable
- NRI documents where applicable
- Transfer or migration documentation where required
Carry Original Documents
Professional-course admission normally requires verification of originals.
Students should also keep:
- Multiple photocopy sets
- Scanned backup copies
- Payment receipts
Special Rule for Category or Quota Changes
The official Round 1 PDF includes a specific note for candidates whose category or quota changes within the same institution and course.
Such candidates are required to obtain an online-generated relieving letter and complete admission against the changed category or quota seat, along with a fresh online-generated admission letter. Otherwise, the changed allotment can be cancelled for non-admission.
Do Not Ignore the Remarks Column
The remarks field can indicate important information about the allotment.
Always read the entire row associated with your rank.
How Was Round 1 Allotment Decided?
The central allocation process considers factors such as:
- NEET UG rank
- Submitted preferences
- Available seats
- Quota
- Category
- Eligibility
A Lower Preference Does Not Mean the System Ignored a Higher Choice
If a higher-preference seat was unavailable at the candidate's rank and category, the system moves through subsequent choices.
What If You Did Not Get a Seat?
Round 1 is not the end of AACCC counselling.
The official schedule moves into Round 2 after verification of joined candidates.
AYUSH NEET Round 2 Schedule 2026
| Event | Date |
| Seat Matrix Verification | September 25 |
| Registration and Payment | September 26-30 |
| Choice Filling | September 27-30 |
| Processing | October 1 |
| Round 2 Result | October 2 |
| Reporting | October 3-9 |
| Joined Candidate Verification | October 10-11 |
These dates come from AACCC's official 2026-27 counselling schedule.
Round 3 Is Also Scheduled
AACCC's official timetable provides a third counselling round in October.
The Round 3 result is scheduled for October 23, followed by reporting from October 24 to October 29.
Stray Vacancy Rounds Follow
The schedule also includes two stray-vacancy stages.
For SVR-I:
- Registration: November 3-9
- Choice filling: November 4-9
- Result: November 12
- Reporting: November 13-18
A second stray-vacancy process follows later in November, without fresh registration or choice filling; the choices submitted during SVR-I are considered for SVR-II.
Do Not Assume Later Rounds Are Risk-Free
Exit, upgradation, security-deposit and later-round eligibility rules can differ by stage.
Candidates should read the current 2026 information bulletin before:
- Declining a seat
- Resigning
- Choosing upgradation
- Skipping reporting
What Is BAMS?
BAMS is the undergraduate professional degree in Ayurveda.
The curriculum combines study associated with Ayurveda and modern biomedical subjects within the applicable national regulatory framework.
What Is BHMS?
BHMS is the professional undergraduate degree in Homoeopathy.
What Is BUMS?
BUMS is the undergraduate qualification in the Unani system of medicine.
What Is BSMS?
BSMS is the undergraduate Siddha medical qualification.
Students Should Understand the Course Before Accepting
Do not select an AYUSH program merely because it is the first medical-related seat available.
Understand:
- Curriculum
- Professional scope
- Internship requirements
- Postgraduate options
- Regulatory structure
Research the Allotted College
Before confirming admission, compare:
- Regulatory permission
- Attached hospital
- Clinical exposure
- Faculty
- Infrastructure
- Hostel
- Fees
Clinical Exposure Matters
Students entering any health-professional program need practical learning opportunities.
Hospital patient load and supervised clinical training can therefore be meaningful factors when comparing institutions.
Government and Deemed University Fees Can Differ Greatly
The result PDF identifies different quotas and institution types.
Students should not assume the financial obligation is similar across all allotments.
Check Total Cost, Not Only Tuition
Expenses can include:
- Tuition
- Hostel
- Security deposit
- University charges
- Mess
- Other institutional fees
Beware of Fraudulent Counselling Claims
AACCC itself has issued an advisory concerning fraudulent registrations during the 2026 counselling cycle.
No agent can legitimately:
- Alter your NEET rank
- Change the central allotment secretly
- Create an official seat outside the counselling system
Never Share Login Credentials or OTPs
Candidate credentials should remain private.
What Allotted Candidates Should Do Now
- Download the provisional result.
- Search your rank.
- Check course, institute, quota and category.
- Report any genuine discrepancy before 5 PM on September 16.
- Monitor AACCC for the final result.
- Download the allotment letter.
- Prepare originals and fees.
- Report to the allotted institution from September 17-23.
What Unallotted Candidates Should Do
- Do not panic if your rank is absent from the provisional PDF.
- Review the Round 2 schedule.
- Study the fresh seat matrix when released.
- Rebuild your college and course preference order.
- Research fees before locking choices.
Final Takeaway
The AYUSH NEET UG Counselling 2026 Round 1 provisional seat allotment result is officially available on the AACCC portal as of September 16.
The 145-page result lists allotted candidates by rank along with quota, institute, course, allotted category, candidate category and remarks. Candidates who received no seat will not necessarily see their rank in the provisional PDF.
Any genuine discrepancy must be reported by 5 PM on September 16. AACCC has emphasised that this is a provisional, indicative result and may change before finalisation.
After the final result, allotted candidates should obtain their allotment letter and complete reporting at the allotted institute between September 17 and September 23. Verification of joined candidates follows on September 24.
Unallotted candidates still have multiple counselling opportunities ahead, beginning with Round 2 registration from September 26 and a Round 2 result scheduled for October 2, followed later by Round 3 and stray-vacancy rounds.
