Central counselling · AACCC AYUSH PG (Ayurveda)
Know your possible colleges
Enter your AIAPGET rank, round and seat categories to see the seats that went to a similar rank. This is based on last year’s data: the official 2025 allotment lists.
How to read the results
The closing rank is the rank of the last candidate holding that seat once that round’s result was out in the 2025 counselling. Your rank is compared with it.
- High
- Your rank is at least 20% better than the closing rank.
- Good
- Your rank is within the closing rank, with a smaller margin.
- Borderline
- Your rank is past the closing rank by up to 10% (or 20 ranks).
- Low
- Your rank is past the closing rank by up to 30% (or 60 ranks).
Seats further out than that are not listed.
- Open seats are for everyone, so most candidates keep Open ticked. A candidate with no reserved category ticks Open only.
- OBC, SC, ST and EWS seats go only to candidates of that category, so tick your own as well: an OBC candidate ticks Open and OBC. OBC means non-creamy layer on the central list.
- Tick a reserved category on its own to see only the seats reserved for it.
- PwD seats in your categories are counted only if you tick the PwD option.
- BHU institutional quota seats are counted only if you tick the BHU option. They are for BHU’s own BAMS graduates, and BHU sets the exact conditions. BHU’s other seats are for all candidates.
- Deemed university seats have no category reservation; all of them are Open.
If seats in more than one of your categories exist for the same course, the one that closed later is shown.
- Round 1
- Every seat is on offer in Round 1, so its closing ranks are the strictest.
- Round 2
- Seats held after Round 2: those allotted in Round 2, plus Round 1 seats that candidates joined and kept.
- Round 3
- Seats held after Round 3: those allotted in Round 3, plus seats kept from Rounds 1 and 2. Reserved seats that nobody in the category takes are converted to other categories in this round.
- Stray Vacancy Round I
- Only the seats left vacant after Round 3. Candidates who already hold a seat cannot take part, and there are no upgrades.
- Stray Vacancy Round II
- Only the seats still vacant after SVR-I, allotted from the choices already filled for SVR-I to candidates who got nothing in it.
- It is one year of results, not a forecast. Seats, applicants and their preferences change every year.
- Most seats here had a single seat on offer, so a closing rank is often one candidate’s rank. Treat it as a guide.
- Rounds 1 to 3 show every seat held once that round’s result was out, including seats kept from earlier rounds. The two stray vacancy rounds show only the leftover seats allotted in them, because their lists contain nothing else.
- It covers Ayurveda seats in central counselling only. State quota seats are filled by each state’s own counselling.
From the seat allotment lists AACCC published for each round of the 2025 counselling.
| Round | Published | Seats held |
|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | 18 Sept 2025 | 878 |
| Round 2 | 14 Oct 2025 | 876 |
| Round 3 | 6 Nov 2025 | 931 |
| Stray Vacancy Round I | 25 Nov 2025 | 27 |
| Stray Vacancy Round II | 8 Dec 2025 | 4 |
The Round 2 and Round 3 lists show each candidate’s earlier seats beside the new result. A round here means every seat held once its result was out, read from the remarks like this:
- “Fresh Allotted” or “Upgraded” in the round: the candidate holds the new seat, and any earlier seat is cancelled.
- Earlier seat “Reported”, and “No Upgradation”, “Did not opt for Upgradation” or “Did not fill up fresh choices” in the round: the candidate still holds the earlier seat.
- Earlier seat “Not Reported” or “Seat Surrendered”: the candidate no longer holds it.
Round 2 was published twice. The revised result of 14 October is used, as it is the one the Round 3 list carries forward.