AACCC opens AYUSH UG Round 2 registration from 26 to 30 September

NEW DELHI: Students still seeking All India Quota BAMS, BSMS, BUMS, BHMS and B.Pharm (ITRA) seats move into Round 2 of AACCC UG counselling from today. The Ayush Admissions Central Counseling Committee schedule for academic year 2026-27 lists Round 2 registration and payment from 26 September to 30 September, with registration closing at 2:00 PM and payment available till 5:00 PM on 30 September as per server time.

Choice filling runs from 27 September to 30 September till 11:55 PM. Choice locking is open from 2:00 PM to 11:55 PM on 30 September. Seat allotment is processed on 1 October, the Round 2 result is due on 2 October, and reporting at the allotted institute runs from 3 to 9 October 2026. Joined-candidate data verification by AACCC, NCISM and NCH is listed for 10 and 11 October.

What Round 2 covers

Round 2 covers government and government-aided colleges under the 15 percent All India Quota, Deemed Universities under the 100 percent AACCC track, Central Universities and National Institutes in Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani and Homoeopathy streams, and B.Pharm seats at ITRA where shown on the UG portal. Candidates who did not get a Round 1 seat, who did not report, or who remain eligible under AACCC Round 2 rules should register within this window.

AACCC has already hosted the Final Result for UG Round 1 2026-27 on its current-events-ug page, along with provisional seat matrices for Ayurveda BAMS, Siddha BSMS, Unani BUMS, Homoeopathy BHMS and CU-NI ITRA B.Pharma for Round 1. Round 2 will draw on updated vacancy after Round 1 reporting and verification. Aspirants should wait for the live Round 2 seat matrix once institutes finish joined-candidate checks rather than recycle Round 1 screenshots when they fill preferences.

How to use the short window

Open the AACCC candidate portal through aaccc.gov.in, complete registration and fee payment before the 30 September cuts, then fill and lock choices only for colleges you are ready to join. Round 2 locking on the evening of 30 September is a hard stop. Allotment processing the next day leaves little room to reopen preferences if a college was left out by mistake.

Reporting from 3 to 9 October needs NEET UG score details, category certificates, allotment letter and the other documents listed in the AACCC UG counselling instructions. Candidates who skip reporting after an allotment risk the forfeiture and exit rules published for the session. Keep fee receipts and portal login credentials in one place so college desks do not delay joining on the first day of the reporting window.

The counselling schedule PDF on the AACCC site was last updated on 25 September 2026 and also sketches Round 3 from mid-October and later stray vacancy rounds for government, aided, Central University, National Institute and Deemed seats. Those later rounds are a backup, not a reason to skip Round 2 if a preferred AIQ or Deemed AYUSH college is still open. Finish payment by 5:00 PM on 30 September if you intend to stay in the All India AYUSH UG queue this fortnight.