The Ayush Admissions Central Counseling Committee – Undergraduate (AACCC-UG) counseling is a centralized process for students who wish to pursue Ayush UG courses such as BAMS, BSMS, BUMS, BHMS, and B.Pharm (Ayurveda) across Government, Government-Aided, Central Universities, National Institutes, and Deemed Universities in India.
If you have qualified NEET (UG) and are planning to participate in AACCC-UG Round 1 counseling, this guide will walk you through the eligibility criteria, step-by-step counseling process, seat allotment rules, reporting instructions, and exit policies. Understanding these details will help you make informed decisions about your admission and avoid missing crucial deadlines.
Eligibility Criteria for AACCC-UG Counseling
To be eligible for AACCC-UG counseling, candidates must:
✅ Qualify NEET (UG).
✅ Register on the AACCC-UG portal during the specified registration window.
✅ Be interested in pursuing Ayush UG courses under All India Quota (AIQ) in:
- Government/Government-Aided Institutions
- Central Universities/National Institutes
- Deemed Universities
- AIQ-B.Pharm (Ay) seats at ITRA, Jamnagar
Only NEET-qualified candidates can apply, and failing to register within the deadline means they will not be able to participate in the counseling rounds.
Step-by-Step Process for AACCC-UG Round 1 Counseling
Step 1: Online Registration
- Candidates must register on the AACCC-UG portal within the specified time.
- Registration allows candidates to participate in all counseling rounds (Round 1, Round 2, and Mop-Up Round).
- Late registrations will not be accepted.
Step 2: Payment of Counseling Fee
- Candidates must pay the counseling fee, which consists of:
💰 Non-refundable Registration Fee
💰 Refundable Security Deposit - The fee varies depending on the category of counseling chosen:
- AIQ-Government Seats
- Central Universities/National Institutes
- AIQ-Government Aided
- Deemed Universities
Step 3: Choice Filling & Locking
- Candidates must select their preferred courses and institutes.
- Available Ayush courses include:
- BAMS (Ayurveda)
- BSMS (Siddha)
- BUMS (Unani)
- BHMS (Homeopathy)
- B.Pharm (Ayurveda)
- Candidates must lock their choices before the deadline.
- If choices are not locked manually, the system will auto-lock them as per the server’s deadline.
Step 4: Processing of Seat Allotment
- Seats are allotted based on NEET (UG) merit and candidate preferences.
Step 5: Provisional Seat Allotment Result
- The provisional seat allotment result will be published on the AACCC-UG portal.
- If candidates have any queries regarding the allotment, they must email counseling-ayush@gov.in within the specified time.
- No changes will be made after the final seat allotment result is published.
Step 6: Final Seat Allotment List & Allotment Letter
- After the final allotment result is published, candidates can download their provisional allotment letter from the AACCC-UG portal.
Step 7: Physical Reporting to the Allotted Institute
- Candidates must physically report to the allotted college within the given deadline.
- They must carry all original documents for verification.
- Failing to report on time will result in seat cancellation.
Reporting Rules for Round 1 Allotted Candidates
Once a seat is allotted, candidates have four options:
1️⃣ If You Want to Join the Allotted Institute
✔️ Report to the allotted institute as per the given schedule.
✔️ Complete the admission process by submitting the required documents and fees.
2️⃣ If You Want to Join But Upgrade in Round 2
✔️ Report to the Round 1 allotted institute and take admission.
✔️ Submit willingness for upgradation during reporting.
✔️ If upgraded in Round 2, you must join the new institute.
3️⃣ If You Do Not Want to Join the Allotted Institute
✔️ Free Exit is available in Round 1.
✔️ Candidates can participate in subsequent rounds by filling fresh choices.
4️⃣ If You Joined But Want to Resign
✔️ Candidates can resign with Free Exit before the Round 2 final result.
✔️ They remain eligible for further counseling rounds.
Exit Policies for Round 1 Candidates
1️⃣ Free Exit
- Candidates who do not join their allotted seat in Round 1 can leave without any penalty.
2️⃣ Exit with Forfeiture (After Round 2 Final Result)
- Candidates who resign their seat after the Round 2 final result must forfeit their security deposit.
- They can participate in Round 3 after paying the full fees again.
3️⃣ Becoming Ineligible for AACCC-UG Counseling
- Candidates who withdraw their seats between 3 days before Round 3 and the final result of Round 3 become ineligible for further AACCC-UG counseling.
- Candidates who withdraw after Round 3 results become ineligible for any further Ayush UG counseling (Central/State/UT level).
What If You Are Not Allotted a Seat in Round 1?
💡 Candidates who do not get a seat in Round 1 can participate in the next rounds by filling fresh choices.
Final Thoughts
AACCC-UG Round 1 counseling is an important step for students aiming to pursue Ayush UG courses in India. Candidates must carefully:
✔️ Register on time
✔️ Fill and lock choices wisely
✔️ Report to the allotted college within the deadline
✔️ Understand exit rules to avoid disqualification
Making informed decisions at every stage of the counseling process will help candidates secure the best possible admission opportunity. Stay updated with the AACCC-UG portal and follow all deadlines carefully to avoid missing your chance!
For official updates, visit the AACCC-UG portal.
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