AYUSH

The Ayush Admissions Central Counseling Committee (AACCC) has now completed the Rebuttal and Review for the Round 3 counselling of AYUSH for the year 2024. According to their announcements, the deadline for this procedure was November 14, 2024. During this period, eligible and entitled candidates were required to register and fill in their preferences' choices for allotment of seats. 

To date, tension controls the Round 3 consequences, dated today, November 26, 2024. At present, no fresh counselling rounds are going on for the AYUSH courses. But the AACCC has also reported the initiation of the Special Stray Vacancy Round (SSVR) and Stray Vacancy Round (SVR) for the Deemed Universities for the year of the Academic session 2024-2025: 25 November 2024. 

However, this should be done with caution, since the most reliable and current information concerning the schedules and sequences of the procedures for conducting any counselling may be obtained from the said website of the AACCC.

Yes, candidates with a rank of 50000 can easily into MUHS Nashik. The round 3 cutoffs for the general AI category candidates was 97161 for D.M.M. Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Yavatmal, according to the MUHS Nashik cutoff 2024. Similarly, for the BHMS course, candidates should have to acquire a rank below or equal to 141681 for Dr. Ulhas Patil Homoeopathic Medical College and Hospital. So, candidates seeking admission to MUHS have to score a range below or equal to 141681 to get into Maharashtra University of Health Sciences. Check out the BAMS year-wise cutoff for D.M.M. Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Yavatmal and Dr. Ulhas Patil Homoeopathic Medical College and Hospital affiliated under MUHS Nashik for General AI category as per MUHS AYUSH cutoff 2024:

General AI category - BHMS cutoff 2024

General AI category - BAMS cutoff 2024

Odisha Ayush NEET 2024 Counselling will be starting shortly! Below are some of the important things you should know if you desire to get into BAMS, BUMS or BHMS courses:
 
- The counseling process begins in August and takes place completely online.
- Out of a total of 90 seats, there are 25 government seats available for BAMS.
- On another note, this year only 60 private seats are on offer for BAMS.
- You must register before you can participate in this event by choosing your desired colleges as well as programs; and upload documents such as your NEET results and mark sheets.
 
When it comes to securing admission into a government college for BAMS with a rank of 497, it’s anybody’s guess. However, a little hope and patience wouldn’t hurt!