AACCC AYUSH Round 1 Seat Allotment Result 2026 Out on aaccc.gov.in

AACCC AYUSH Round 1 Seat Allotment Result 2026 was officially declared on September 16, 2026 on aaccc.gov.in for all students seeking admission to BAMS, BHMS, BUMS, and BSMS courses across India. If you locked your college choices in the All India 15% AYUSH counselling, you can now download the seat allotment PDF and your provisional allotment letter. Physical reporting at your allotted college starts on September 17, 2026, and the last date to report with your original certificates is September 23, 2026. Here is your complete, friendly guide explaining your next steps, free exit rules, college fees, and document verification.

Quick Facts: AACCC AYUSH Round 1 Seat Allotment Result 2026

Here is an easy summary of the key dates, reporting deadlines, and important admission rules for Round 1.

Counselling Event	Official Schedule & Details
Counselling Authority	Ayush Admissions Central Counseling Committee (AACCC), Ministry of Ayush
Courses Covered	BAMS (Ayurveda), BHMS (Homeopathy), BUMS (Unani), BSMS (Siddha)
Seat Quota	15% All India Quota (AIQ) Govt, Govt-Aided, National Institutes, Central & Deemed Universities
Round 1 Allotment Result Status	Declared and available on aaccc.gov.in
Physical Reporting Window	September 17, 2026 to September 23, 2026 (5:00 PM)
Free Exit Allowed?	Yes, 100% Free Exit with zero security deposit loss
Security Deposit Amount	₹10,000 (Govt / AIQ Open), ₹5,000 (SC/ST/OBC/EWS), ₹50,000 (Deemed Universities)
Round 2 Registration Start	Last week of September 2026
Official Portal	aaccc.gov.in
Last Verified Date	September 17, 2026

Source: AACCC NEET UG Information Bulletin and Counselling Schedule Ref No. AACCC/UG/2026

How to Check Your AACCC AYUSH Round 1 Result and Download Allotment Letter

Checking your result takes just two minutes. Follow these simple steps on your mobile phone or computer:

1. Open your browser and visit the official website at aaccc.gov.in.
2. Click on the UG Counselling tab on the homepage.
3. Under the Current Events box, click on Provisional Result of Round-1 UG Counselling 2026.
4. A PDF document will open. Press Ctrl + F (or use the search icon on your phone) and type your NEET Roll Number or All India Rank.
5. Check the college name, course (BAMS, BHMS, BUMS, or BSMS), allotted quota, and category.
6. To download your official joining letter, log into the candidate portal using your NEET Roll Number and Password, then click on Download Provisional Allotment Letter.
7. Take at least 3 printouts of this letter. You must hand over one copy to the college principal during physical reporting.

If you want to compare your allotted college with other top institutions across states, check our directory of BAMS Colleges in Uttar Pradesh, BAMS Colleges in Maharashtra, and BAMS Colleges in Karnataka.

Got a Seat in Round 1? Here Are Your 3 Simple Choices

If AACCC has allotted you a medical seat in this round, do not panic. You have three crystal-clear paths to choose from. Let us break them down in plain English so you can make the right decision with your parents.

Your Option	What You Must Do	What Happens to Your Security Deposit?	Can You Join Round 2?
Option 1: Freeze (Accept & Lock)	Report to the college before September 23, submit original papers, and pay first-year college tuition fees.	Refunded to your bank account after all counselling rounds finish.	No. Your admission is final and your counselling ends happily.
Option 2: Upgradation (Accept & Upgrade)	Report to the allotted college, submit documents, pay fees, and submit the online Willingness for Upgradation form.	Safe. It moves with your seat.	Yes. You can fill better college choices in Round 2. If you get a better seat, your Round 1 seat is automatically cancelled and fees are transferred.
Option 3: Free Exit (Reject / Do Nothing)	Do not visit the college. Do not pay any fees. Just stay home.	100% Safe. You do not lose a single rupee.	Yes. You can participate in Round 2 directly by logging in and filling fresh college choices.

Source: AACCC Scheme of All India Online Counselling Guidelines

Understanding Free Exit in Round 1 (Zero Penalty)

Let us say Student A got allotted a government BAMS college in a far-away state, but prefers a college closer to home. In Round 1, Student A can simply ignore the allotment. You do not need to submit any resignation letter. Your security deposit of ₹10,000 stays completely safe in your AACCC account. You can log in during Round 2 choice filling and try again for a preferred college.

However, please note: Free Exit is ONLY allowed in Round 1. In Round 2 and Round 3, if you get a seat and do not join, your security money will be forfeited by the government.

What If You Did Not Get Any Seat in Round 1?

If your roll number is not in the Round 1 allotment PDF, do not feel disheartened. Many high-scoring candidates who got seats in Round 1 also hold seats in MCC MBBS or State Quota BDS/BAMS rounds. A large number of these candidates will take Free Exit, which opens up hundreds of vacant seats for Round 2. If you are also tracking All India medical quota seats for MBBS and BDS courses, check our latest complete guide on MCC NEET UG Round 3 Counselling 2026.

Here is what non-allotted students must do:

• No Need to Register Again: You do not have to pay the registration fee or security deposit a second time. Your account remains active automatically.
• Wait for Round 2 Vacancy Matrix: AACCC will publish the list of vacant seats around the last week of September 2026.
• Fill Fresh Choices: In Round 2, your old choice list is deleted. You must log in and fill fresh college choices in order of your preference.
• Check State AYUSH Rounds: Keep applying for state AYUSH counselling portals like Andhra Pradesh AYUSH Counselling, UP AYUSH, and Maharashtra CET Cell. You can explore all admission choices using our All India College Predictor Hub.

Complete Document Checklist for College Physical Reporting

When you visit your allotted Ayurvedic, Homeopathic, Unani, or Siddha college between September 17 and September 23, 2026, the college admission committee will physically inspect all your original certificates. If any certificate is missing, your allotment will be cancelled immediately.

Carry your original documents along with three sets of self-attested photocopies in this exact sequence:

1. AACCC Provisional Allotment Letter: Downloaded fresh from your candidate login on aaccc.gov.in.
2. NEET UG 2026 Admit Card: The original hall ticket issued by NTA.
3. NEET UG 2026 Scorecard / Rank Card: Showing your marks, percentile, and All India Rank.
4. Class 10 Marksheet and Passing Certificate: Used as official proof for your Date of Birth and parent names.
5. Class 12 Marksheet and Passing Certificate: Showing Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English marks.
6. Eight Passport Size Photographs: Must match the exact photograph used on your NEET application form.
7. Government Photo Identity Proof: Original Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, Voter ID, Driving License, or Passport.
8. Category Certificate (If applicable): SC, ST, or OBC-NCL certificate issued in the Central Government format. (OBC-NCL certificate must be issued on or after the official financial cutoff date).
9. EWS Certificate (If applicable): Economically Weaker Section certificate issued by the competent revenue authority for the current financial year.
10. Disability Certificate (PwD): Issued only from one of the designated 16 MCC/AACCC Disability Screening Centers.
11. Transfer Certificate (TC) and School Leaving Certificate: From your last attended school or junior college.
12. Migration Certificate: Issued by your Class 12 education board (CBSE, ICSE, or State Board).
13. Medical Fitness Certificate: Signed by a registered medical practitioner (MBBS doctor) confirming you are fit to undergo medical training.

Tuition Fees and Payment Mode at Allotted Colleges

Every college has its own annual fee structure depending on whether it is a National Institute, a State Government college, or a Deemed University.

College Type	Average Annual Tuition Fee	Accepted Payment Mode	Hostel & Mess Fee Range
Top National Institutes (ITRA Jamnagar, NIA Jaipur, AIIA New Delhi)	₹25,000 to ₹45,000 per year	Demand Draft (DD) or College Online ERP Portal	₹18,000 to ₹35,000 per year
State Government Ayurvedic / Homeopathic Colleges	₹15,000 to ₹60,000 per year	Demand Draft (DD) / NEFT / RTGS	₹12,000 to ₹30,000 per year
Government-Aided AYUSH Colleges	₹40,000 to ₹90,000 per year	Demand Draft (DD) or Net Banking	₹25,000 to ₹45,000 per year
Private Deemed Universities (e.g., DY Patil, Bharati Vidyapeeth, KLE Belagavi)	₹3,50,000 to ₹6,50,000 per year	RTGS / NEFT / Demand Draft	₹80,000 to ₹1,50,000 per year

Source: AACCC Participating Institutes Fee Schedule 2026

Pro-Tip for Parents: Always call the nodal officer of your allotted college or check the college official website before traveling. Make the tuition fee Demand Draft (DD) in the exact name specified in the college fee circular.

Security Deposit Refund Rules: When Do You Get Your Money Back?

Parents often worry about how and when their security deposit (₹10,000 for government seats or ₹50,000 for deemed universities) is returned. Here is the official AACCC refund policy explained simply:

• If you join a college: Your security deposit will be refunded to your original bank account within 2 to 3 months after all counselling rounds finish. Some colleges adjust it directly into your first-year tuition fee.
• If you take Free Exit in Round 1: You get 100% of your money back, or you can carry it forward into Round 2 with zero penalty.
• If you do not get any seat till Stray Vacancy: 100% of your deposit is refunded to the exact bank card or net banking account you used during registration.
• When is your money forfeited (lost)? If you are allotted a seat in Round 2 or Round 3 and you fail to report, or if you join a seat and then abandon it without permission after the resignation deadline, your security money will be forfeited by AACCC.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: How do I check the AACCC AYUSH Round 1 Seat Allotment Result 2026?

Answer: Visit the official website at aaccc.gov.in, click on UG Counselling, and open the Round 1 Seat Allotment Result PDF. Use Ctrl + F to find your NEET Roll Number and see your allotted college and course.

Q2: What is the last date to report to the allotted college in Round 1?

Answer: Candidates must complete physical reporting, document verification, and fee payment at their allotted Ayurvedic, Homeopathic, Unani, or Siddha medical college between September 17 and September 23, 2026.

Q3: Is Free Exit allowed in AACCC AYUSH Round 1?

Answer: Yes, Free Exit is 100% allowed in Round 1. If you are not happy with your allotted seat, you can simply skip reporting without losing your security deposit money.

Q4: Can I upgrade my seat in Round 2 if I report to my Round 1 college?

Answer: Yes. You can report to your Round 1 college, complete your admission, and submit the online Willingness for Upgradation. You can then fill fresh choices in Round 2 to try for a better college.

Q5: What happens if I do not get upgraded in Round 2?

Answer: If you do not get a new seat in Round 2, your Round 1 seat remains completely safe and you continue studying in your first college without any problem.

Q6: Do I have to pay registration fees again for Round 2?

Answer: No. Candidates who registered in Round 1 do not need to register or pay any fee again for Round 2. You only need to log in and fill fresh college choices.

Q7: What documents are mandatory for physical reporting at the AYUSH college?

Answer: You must bring your AACCC Allotment Letter, NEET Admit Card, NEET Scorecard, Class 10 & 12 marksheets, 8 passport photos, Government ID proof, Category/EWS certificate (if applicable), and School TC/Migration certificate.

Q8: What is the security deposit for government AYUSH college seats?

Answer: The refundable security deposit for 15% All India Quota government and government-aided AYUSH seats is ₹10,000 for General/EWS/OBC candidates, and ₹5,000 for SC, ST, and PwD candidates.

Q9: Can I participate in both AACCC AIQ counselling and State Quota AYUSH counselling?

Answer: Yes, you are fully allowed to participate in both 15% AACCC AIQ counselling and your home state’s 85% AYUSH counselling simultaneously until you permanently lock and join a seat.

Q10: Where can I get expert advice if I need help deciding whether to join or upgrade?

Answer: You can explore detailed cutoffs on our Explore Colleges Directory or Book a Free Admission Counselling Session with our senior mentors.

Sources Checked and Editorial Verification

• Ayush Admissions Central Counseling Committee (AACCC) Official Portal
• AACCC UG Counselling Information Bulletin and Schedule 2026
• Ministry of Ayush, Government of India Official Website

Update Policy: This admission guide is updated in real time as AACCC publishes fresh notices, vacancy matrices, and Round 2 seat matrices on aaccc.gov.in.