Chhattisgarh AYUSH UG Round 3 cutoff 2026 released: report by October 29

The Directorate of AYUSH Chhattisgarh (DAC) released the Round 3 seat allotment and cutoff for AYUSH UG Counselling 2026 on October 23, 2026. The information is available on the official website, cgayush.admissions.nic.in. This round aims to provide eligible aspirants another opportunity for admission by carrying forward unfilled seats from earlier rounds and incorporating surrendered seats.

The notification covers admissions for Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS), Bachelor of Homoeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS), and Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences (BNYS) courses. All candidates allotted seats in this round are required to report to their assigned colleges between October 24 and October 29, 2026. Failure to report within this six-day window will result in the forfeiture of the allotted seat.

Reporting and Eligibility for Round 3

Candidates who have been allotted seats in Round 3 must complete their reporting process at the assigned college by October 29, 2026. This round is open to registered CG AYUSH UG candidates, including those who were not allotted seats in Rounds 1 and 2, as well as fresh candidates who meet the state’s eligibility criteria. A mandatory requirement for all applicants is having qualified NEET UG 2026.

Round 3 represents the final state counselling round before the stray vacancy counselling. Candidates who do not report to their allotted college may lose their state AYUSH seat for the current academic year. The Round 3 seat matrix, detailing available seats, was released on October 16, 2026, a week prior to the seat allotment and cutoff publication.

Admission Process and Seat Distribution

The AYUSH UG Counselling 2026 is a centralized admission process for various AYUSH undergraduate courses, using NEET UG 2026 scores. While the Ayush Admissions Central Counselling Committee (AACCC) conducts counselling for All India Quota, deemed university, and central institute seats, the Directorate of AYUSH Chhattisgarh manages the state quota seats.

For BAMS and BHMS courses in Chhattisgarh, a total of 59 seats are available under the All India Quota across four colleges. Additionally, there are 251 State Quota seats across participating BAMS and BHMS institutions in the state. The State Quota seats include reservations for various categories, such as EWS (10%), ST (30%), SC (12%), and OBC (14%). Horizontal reservations for categories like Sainik (Defense), Freedom Fighter, Divyang (PwD), and Mahila (Women) are also applied in the seat allocation process.

Steps for Allotted Candidates

Candidates who have been allotted a seat in Round 3 must follow a specific procedure to complete their admission. This involves downloading the allotment letter from cgayush.admissions.nic.in and verifying all details, including the allotted college, course, and category. This is non-negotiable to gather all original documents along with photocopies for verification purposes at the time of reporting.

The final step involves paying the college admission fee as per the institution’s fee notice and completing all document verification and admission formalities at the allotted college by October 29, 2026. Candidates are advised to monitor the official website for any announcements regarding a stray vacancy round, which may occur after the current reporting deadline.

Further reading

• AYUSH NEET 2026 round 3 seat allotment result out: report to colleges by 30 October
• Karnataka AYUSH UG Round 1 seat allotment 2026 out: report to colleges by October 29
• HP AYUSH UG Round 2 final seat allotment released, report by October 19
• MP AYUSH UG Round 2 seat allotment result out: report to colleges by 15 October
• HP AYUSH UG round 3 merit list out: fill and lock choices by 27 October

Written by Nishit Kumar

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