The result will show whether a candidate has been allotted a seat through Madhya Pradesh state AYUSH counselling. The allotment is based on factors such as NEET UG eligibility, merit, submitted college preferences, seat availability and applicable reservation rules. Candidates should rely on the official allotment result and their candidate login for their individual status.

MP AYUSH Round 2 result: key dates

These dates are reported in the Round 2 schedule. Candidates should check the portal for any revised notice before acting, as counselling dates and procedures may change. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="0"}

How to check the MP AYUSH NEET 2026 allotment

1. Visit the Madhya Pradesh AYUSH counselling portal.
2. Open the 2026 state counselling or Round 2 allotment section.
3. Sign in with the required candidate credentials, if prompted.
4. Find your allotment status and download the allotment letter or result document.
5. Read the college, course, reporting deadline and admission instructions carefully.

What to do after the result

• If allotted: Follow the reporting and admission process within the stated dates. Confirm whether online steps, in-person reporting or both are required.
• Check documents: Keep NEET UG details, identity proof, academic records, applicable category certificates and other documents listed in the official instructions ready.
• Review fee instructions: Verify the amount, payment method and deadline from the official notice or allotment letter.
• If not allotted: Read the next-round schedule and eligibility conditions before making further counselling decisions.
• Use the correct counselling portal: State AYUSH counselling and AACCC All India Quota counselling are separate processes. AACCC handles specified All India Quota seats; follow the portal relevant to your application. :chatgpt-content-reference{index="1"}

MP AYUSH counselling timeline

Important: The October 12 result is scheduled, not yet confirmed as published. Candidates should use the official Madhya Pradesh AYUSH portal for the final result, allotment letter and any revised reporting instructions. Do not treat a seat as confirmed admission until the required formalities are completed.