KOLKATA: The West Bengal Medical Counselling Committee has published the provisional Round-1 seat allotment result for UG AYUSH counselling 2026. The allotment sheet lists All India rank, choice number, institute, course, allotted quota, allotted category, candidate category and status for candidates who locked preferences in the first round.
Separately, the Directorate of Medical Education, Swasthya Bhavan, Salt Lake, has added 1 October as an admission day for WB NEET UG AYUSH counselling 2026, from 11 am to 4 pm as per server time. The urgent notice, dated 25 September, is signed by the Director of Medical Education and Chairman of WBMCC.
What the Round-1 result shows
The result sheet has about 586 Round-1 allotments, all marked as fresh allotments, running from All India rank 58,412 upward. Most are state quota seats, with smaller numbers of private management quota and AIQ seats in private colleges. Homoeopathy (BHMS) seats account for the largest share, followed by Ayurveda (BAMS), with a small number of Unani (BUMS) seats. Government colleges such as The Calcutta Homoeopathic Medical College and Hospital and J.B. Roy State Ayurvedic Medical College and Hospital appear at the top of the list.
Reporting window
Under the tentative schedule issued on 10 September, the Round-1 result was due after 4 pm on 25 September, and reporting and admission at the allotted institute were set for 28, 29 and 30 September, from 11 am to 4 pm. The 25 September urgent notice extends admission to 1 October.
An admission notice also dated 25 September sets out what happens at the college. Allotment letters can be downloaded through each candidate's login until admission for the round closes. Candidates must bring all required original documents with one set of self-attested photocopies, the successfully verified slip, the allotment letter in original and photocopy, and four recent passport-size photographs. They must sign an undertaking that they are not already admitted anywhere through AIQ or state quota counselling.
Colleges will keep the original Class 12 certificate, Class 12 mark sheet and, for state quota candidates, the domicile certificate, and must give the candidate a receipt. Caste certificates and ID cards are not kept. Candidates pay the college's admission fee, and government colleges in West Bengal require a Rs 1 lakh discontinuation bond for homoeopathic and Ayurvedic courses, notarised on non-judicial stamp paper of at least Rs 100.
Category, PwD and verification rules
A reserved-category candidate allotted a reserved seat who cannot produce a valid certificate will be moved to unreserved status and have that seat cancelled. Such a candidate can take part in later rounds only if they have reached the unreserved cut-off. The same approach applies to PwD candidates. Caste certificates will be verified by officers of the state Backward Classes Welfare Department. The allotted college is the final document verification authority and can cancel an allotment even after earlier verification.
Every admission must be recorded on the NIC server within the admission window, and candidates should keep the server-generated admission letter. Otherwise the seat goes to the next round as vacant. A candidate upgraded in a later round loses the earlier seat automatically.
What comes next
The 10 September schedule lists Round 2 registration from 11 am on 3 October to 6 pm on 4 October, online seat surrender at colleges on 3 and 5 October, and the Round 2 result after 4 pm on 9 October, with admission on 12, 13 and 14 October. Further changes will be posted on wbmcc.nic.in.
Read the WBMCC Round 1 allotment result for the complete text.
