AYUSH Counselling Dates 2026: Check AACCC Counselling Schedule for Registration, Choice Filling & Seat Allotment

Admissions to the BAMS course at BHU is based on the AYUSH counselling process. The lowest NEET score accepted for the BAMS course for admission at BHU was 30748 for the General AI category. 

Note: Other categories will have different cutoffs accordingly. 

Whether you could get admission at BHU for its BAMS course would depend on which category you belong to and several other factors, like the total number of seats available, the number of candidates registered, etc.  

For the OBC AI category, the overall cutoff ranged from 34971 in the first round, an

The lowest rank to get into DY Patil University, Navi Mumbai, for the BAMS course was 961682 for the General AI category. Hence, students who want admission for the same, need to secure a rank of 961682 or preferably below to increase their chances of admission. Students should note that other categ

The year-wise cutoff trend for the BAMS course at DY Patil University, Navi Mumbai, has been declining for the General AI category. In 2025, the last round cutoff was 961682. In 2024, and 2023, the cutoff was 770181 and 696764, respectively.

Students need to login through AACCC login portal using their credentials. Then they have to exercise the AYUSH choice filling process. Students have to submit the preference for college and course during the choice filling process. 

AYUSH counselling dates 2026 will be available at aaccc.gov.in/ug-counselling. The registration, choice filling, seat allotment, and reporting to the college dates are mentioned in the AYUSH counselling dates. Students can check the dates to participate in the AYUSH counselling 2026.

AYUSH counselling 2026 registration will commence soon. The counselling will be held in three rounds, followed by stray vacancy and spot counselling. AYUSH counselling dates 2026 will be available online at aaccc.gov.in/ug-counselling.

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In Maharashtra state-quota BAMS counselling (CAP Round 1), OBC category candidates with ranks up to 130,000–135,000+ were allotted BAMS seats in government/participating colleges under MUHS. This rank range is based on the last admitted candidate list in Round 1, where OBC choices extended into t

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• Qualifying cutoffs (percentile/marks) are fixed by NTA and are the baseline eligibility.

• Admission cutoffs are determined through counselling and vary significantly by college, state, quota, and counselling round.

• Students should check MCC/state counselling updates for precise opening/closing ranks