AACCC AYUSH NEET UG Counselling 2026 Round 1 Final Result OUT

🚨 AACCC has officially uploaded the Final Result for Round 1 of AYUSH UG Counselling 2026. Candidates who participated in Round 1 should check their final allotment immediately.

Official Status

The Ayush Admissions Central Counseling Committee has confirmed on its official website:

“Final Result for AACCC UG R-1 is uploaded.”

This means the counselling stage has moved from:

Choice Filling / Seat Processing → Round 1 Final Result

Courses Covered

AACCC UG counselling is for:

• BAMS
• BHMS
• BUMS
• BSMS
• B.Pharm-ITRA

⚠️ This is NOT an MBBS/BDS result.

MCC MBBS/BDS counselling and AACCC AYUSH counselling are completely separate processes.

Who Should Check the Result?

Candidates who participated in AACCC Round 1 should verify:

• NEET UG rank
• Allotted course
• Allotted institute
• Category
• Quota
• Allotment status
• Reporting requirements

Download and preserve the official allotment letter/result for admission formalities.

Reporting Stage Starts Next

Candidates allotted seats must now follow the official AACCC reporting and joining instructions.

The published counselling schedule places Round 1 institute reporting after declaration of the result.

Students should therefore keep ready:

• NEET UG documents
• AACCC allotment letter
• Class 10 certificate
• Class 12 certificate/marksheet
• NEET UG scorecard
• Category/EWS/PwD documents where applicable
• Identity proof
• Required institutional documents
• Applicable admission fees

Always verify the exact institute-specific requirements before travelling.

Round 1 Result Analysis — What Students Should Understand

The final allotment becomes an important current-year benchmark for:

College + Course + Category + Quota + NEET Rank

Closing ranks should be analysed separately for:

• BAMS
• BHMS
• BUMS
• BSMS

and separately across:

• Government/Government-Aided colleges
• Central Universities
• National Institutes
• Deemed Universities

Do not combine these closing ranks into a single “AYUSH cutoff”.

Important: Qualifying Cutoff ≠ Admission Cutoff

The NEET UG qualifying cutoff only determines basic eligibility.

The AACCC Round 1 admission cutoff is determined by the actual final allotments based on:

• NEET rank
• Category
• Quota
• College
• Course
• Choice preference
• Seat availability

Therefore, students planning Round 2 should use actual Round 1 closing-rank movement rather than only the NEET qualifying percentile.

Planning for Round 2

Candidates who do not obtain their preferred seat should analyse:

Round 1 Closing Rank + Course + College + Category + Quota + Expected Vacancy Movement

A lower-preference Round 1 allotment does not automatically mean that a better seat will become available later.

Round 2 strategy should be based on realistic vacancy and cutoff movement.

Important Separation for Hire Guide Education Students

AACCC controls AYUSH All India counselling.

It must remain separate from:

• MCC MBBS/BDS counselling
• State MBBS/BDS counselling
• State AYUSH counselling

Do not use an AACCC BAMS/BHMS/BUMS/BSMS cutoff to estimate an MBBS or BDS admission possibility.

What Students Should Do Now

1. Visit the official AACCC website.
2. Open UG Counselling.
3. Check the Round 1 Final Result.
4. Verify your allotted course and institute.
5. Download the allotment documents.
6. Check official reporting instructions.
7. Prepare original certificates.
8. Follow the allotted institute's admission requirements within the official timeline.

🚨 Use only the FINAL Round 1 result for admission decisions and cutoff analysis.

Hire Guide Education Advice

For subsequent AYUSH rounds, students should compare their NEET AIR against the actual 2026 Round 1 college-wise, course-wise, category-wise and quota-wise closing ranks.

Do not depend only on previous-year cutoffs.

Current-year allotment movement gives a much stronger picture of realistic admission possibilities.

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