AIAPGET 2026 counselling dates out: register for PG and UG admissions

AIAPGET 2026 counselling dates out: register for PG and UG admissions

In short

  • The Ayush Admissions Central Counseling Committee (AACCC) is conducting online counselling for PG (MD/MS-ASU&H) and UG (BAMS/BSMS/BUMS/BHMS/B.Pharm-ITRA) courses for the 2026-27 session.
  • Eligible candidates who qualified AIAPGET-2026 can apply for PG courses, while NEET (UG)-2026 qualifiers can apply for UG courses.
  • Registration for both PG and UG counselling is mandatory on the official AACCC website, aaccc.gov.in.
  • Counseling fees, including non-refundable registration fees and a refundable security deposit, must be paid during registration.
  • The AACCC-PG Information Bulletin 2026 and AACCC-UG Information Bulletin 2026 contain details on procedures and refund policies.

The Ayush Admissions Central Counseling Committee (AACCC), under the NCISM, Government of India, has announced the schedule for online counselling for admissions to Post Graduate (MD/MS-ASU&H) and Under Graduate (BAMS/BSMS/BUMS/BHMS/B.Pharm-ITRA) courses for the academic session 2026-27. The counselling process is for eligible candidates who have qualified in the AIAPGET-2026 examination for PG courses and the NEET (UG)-2026 examination for UG courses.

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This counselling covers All India Quota (AIQ) seats in Government, Government Aided, Deemed Universities, Central Universities, and National Institutes. In addition, internal seats of Banaras Hindu University for the 2026-27 session will also be included in the AACCC counselling process, affecting many aspiring Ayush practitioners across the country.

AACCC Counselling Scope and Seat Allocation

The AACCC is handling conducting online counselling for a significant portion of Ayush seats nationwide. This includes 15% of seats in Government and Government Aided colleges for both undergraduate and postgraduate courses. For Deemed Universities, the AACCC handles counselling for 100% of the available UG and PG seats, centralising the admission process for these institutions.

The committee’s purview extends to Central Universities and National Institutes across Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani, and Homoeopathy medical streams. Also, the Institutional Quota PG seats of Banaras Hindu University are also covered under the AACCC’s counselling framework, ensuring a unified admission procedure for these specific categories.

Registration and Fee Payment for Counselling

Candidates aspiring for admission to either PG (MD/MS-ASU&H) or UG (BAMS/BSMS/BUMS/BHMS/B.Pharm-ITRA) courses must register on the official website of AACCC, aaccc.gov.in. This online registration is a mandatory step for participation in the AACCC-PG and AACCC-UG counselling processes for the 2026-27 session.

During the registration process, applicants are required to pay counselling fees. This fee structure includes a non-refundable registration fee and a refundable security deposit. Detailed information regarding the forfeiture of counselling fees and related frequently asked questions (FAQs) is available in the respective PG Information Bulletin 2026 and UG Information Bulletin 2026, which candidates are advised to consult for full understanding.

Accessing the Counselling Schedule and Information Bulletins

The complete schedule and the Information Bulletin for AACCC PG 2026-27 have been uploaded on the intraaaccc.gov.in portal. These documents provide essential details regarding the counselling rounds, important dates, eligibility criteria, and procedural guidelines for postgraduate admissions. Candidates are encouraged to download and review these bulletins thoroughly.

Similarly, for undergraduate admissions, the AACCC-UG Information Bulletin 2026 is available on the official website. This bulletin outlines the specific requirements, counselling steps, and refund policies pertinent to UG courses. Both bulletins serve as critical resources for candidates to navigate the admission process effectively and understand the regulations governing seat allotment.

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