NEET 2026 Cutoff Out: Category-Wise Marks, 2025-2024 Comparison and Next Steps
NEET 2026 cutoff is out, and students now need clarity more than rumours. A scorecard tells you whether you qualified, but counselling success depends on how well you understand your rank, category, course options and choice filling strategy.
This CareerKick guide explains the official NEET UG 2026 qualifying cutoff, compares it with 2025 and 2024, and gives practical next steps for students planning MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BHMS, BUMS or other NEET-based courses.
NEET UG 2026 Official Qualifying Cutoff
Category
Qualifying Percentile
Official Cutoff Marks
Qualified Candidates
UR/EWS
50th Percentile
715-213
9,96,935
OBC
40th Percentile
212-177
81,111
SC
40th Percentile
212-177
29,947
ST
40th Percentile
212-177
12,452
UR/EWS-PwBD
45th Percentile
212-194
480
OBC-PwBD
40th Percentile
193-177
185
SC-PwBD
40th Percentile
193-177
64
ST-PwBD
40th Percentile
191-178
11
The 2026 cutoff table is the qualifying cutoff. It confirms whether a student can participate in eligible counselling processes. It is not the same as the college admission cutoff, because college allotment depends on rank, category, seat matrix, choices and round-wise vacancy.
NEET Cutoff 2025
Category
Percentile
Cutoff Marks
General
50th Percentile
686-144
SC
40th Percentile
143-113
OBC
40th Percentile
143-113
ST
40th Percentile
143-113
PwD-General
45th Percentile
143-127
PwD-SC/ST/OBC
40th Percentile
126-113
NEET Cutoff 2024 Category Wise
Category
Qualifying Criteria
Cutoff Range (Out of 720)
UR/EWS
50th Percentile
720-164
UR/EWS & PH
45th Percentile
163-146
OBC
40th Percentile
163-129
SC
40th Percentile
163-129
ST
40th Percentile
163-129
OBC & PH
40th Percentile
145-129
SC & PH
40th Percentile
145-129
ST & PH
40th Percentile
145-129
NEET Cutoff Trend: 2026 vs 2025 vs 2024
Category
2026
2025
2024
UR/EWS
715-213
686-144
720-164
OBC
212-177
143-113
163-129
SC
212-177
143-113
163-129
ST
212-177
143-113
163-129
UR/EWS-PwBD
212-194
143-127
163-146
Reserved PwBD
193-177 / 191-178
126-113
145-129
The three-year trend shows why students should not depend only on old marks while planning counselling. A rank-based strategy is safer because the same marks can carry a different rank every year.
Courses Covered Through NEET UG 2026
Course
Full Form
Counselling Route
MBBS
Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery
Medical counselling authorities / MCC / state authorities
BDS
Bachelor of Dental Surgery
Dental counselling authorities / MCC / state authorities
BAMS
Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery
AACCC and state AYUSH counselling
BHMS
Bachelor of Homoeopathic Medicine and Surgery
AACCC and state AYUSH counselling
BUMS
Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery
AACCC and state AYUSH counselling
BSMS
Bachelor of Siddha Medicine and Surgery
AACCC and eligible state counselling
B.Pharm-ITRA
B.Pharm Ayurveda at ITRA, where notified
AACCC seat matrix
BVSc & AH
Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry
Authority as notified for the session
Students should select a course after comparing academic duration, internship, recognition, fee, clinical exposure and long-term career path. NEET qualification is the starting point; final admission follows the counselling rules of the relevant authority.
What Is NEET Qualifying Cutoff?
NEET qualifying cutoff is the minimum category-wise score range required to become eligible for counselling. It is based on percentile and changes every year depending on the overall performance of candidates.
Students must understand that qualifying NEET does not mean a confirmed seat. For a seat, the important factors are rank, college demand, category, fee budget, state quota rules, seat matrix and the order of choices filled during counselling.
CareerKick Counselling Advice After NEET Result
Do not compare only marks; compare rank and category rank.
Keep separate plans for MBBS, BDS, AYUSH and other eligible courses.
Use previous closing ranks only as a planning tool.
Build a practical college preference list before choice filling starts.
Avoid admission promises that are not connected with official counselling rules.
FAQs
What is the NEET 2026 cutoff for General/EWS?
For UR/EWS, the 2026 qualifying cutoff range is 715-213 at the 50th percentile.
Why is the 2026 cutoff important?
It confirms counselling eligibility and shows the competition level for the current admission cycle.
Can CareerKick help after NEET result?
Yes. CareerKick can help students understand rank-based options, course choices, counselling process and choice filling strategy.
Should I choose BAMS or BHMS only because my MBBS chance is low?
No. Choose any course only after understanding scope, college quality, fee, internship and your long-term interest.
Students, parents, and well-wishers ask us hundreds of questions every week. Some are about who we are, some about how we work, some about our services, and some about whether Careerkick is the right choice for their admission journey.
This page answers all of them — directly, honestly, and completely.
This is the official Careerkick FAQ. Everything written here reflects exactly who we are, what we do, and how we operate.
Section A — About Careerkick
Q1. What is Careerkick?
Careerkick is India’s first and largest online career counselling and consulting platform in the engineering and medical education field. Founded in 2017 by Nikhil Sachan, Careerkick was built with one clear purpose — to make transparent, ethical, and expert career guidance accessible to every student in India, regardless of their city, background, or financial standing.
Careerkick provides complete information about educational institutions and universities through its website, YouTube channel, app, and one-on-one counselling sessions. It helps students choose the right college, the right course, and the right career path — based purely on merit, preference, and honest assessment.
Official Website: careerkick.in
Q2. Who founded Careerkick and why?
Careerkick was founded by Nikhil Sachan in 2017, after graduating from Galgotia College of Engineering, Uttar Pradesh.
The inspiration behind Careerkick came from two deeply personal experiences:
The first was watching his sister — who performed excellently in JEE and other competitive exams — being told she could only apply to local colleges because she came from Pukhrayan, a small town in Uttar Pradesh. Despite having the scores, she lacked proper guidance and access to the right information.
The second was a painful personal experience where Nikhil and some of his friends lost significant money in what appeared to be a management quota and donation scam — the kind of predatory practice that takes advantage of anxious students and their families at the most vulnerable point of their academic lives.
These two experiences shaped the entire philosophy of Careerkick — a platform that exists to make career counselling honest, accessible, and student-first.
Q3. What does Careerkick mean by “Your Career is Our Success”?
“Your Career is Our Success” is the official tagline of Careerkick — and it is not just a marketing phrase.
It reflects the founding commitment that Careerkick’s priority is always the student’s career choice, not the college’s preference. Careerkick does not accept commissions, referral fees, or payments from colleges in exchange for recommending them to students. Every college recommended by Careerkick is chosen based on what is right for that specific student — based on their rank, category, preferences, budget, and career goals.
Your choice is our priority. That is what the tagline means — and it is how Careerkick has operated since day one.
Q4. Is Careerkick a government organisation?
No. Careerkick is a private, independent career counselling platform. It is not affiliated with any government body, state government, or central government authority. It is also not affiliated with any specific college or university.
Careerkick operates independently, which is what allows it to provide unbiased, student-first guidance without any institutional conflict of interest.
Q5. What is Ntechzy and how is it related to Careerkick?
Ntechzy Pvt. Ltd. is the parent technology company of Careerkick, founded in 2021 by Nikhil Sachan. While Careerkick handles the student-facing counselling services, Ntechzy provides the technology infrastructure, digital marketing, app development, and business development support that powers Careerkick’s operations.
Nikhil Sachan serves as the Founder and CEO of Ntechzy and the Managing Director of Careerkick Services.
Ntechzy also provides independent services to colleges, institutions, and businesses — including web development, SEO, digital marketing, college branding, and political campaign management.
Q6. How long has Careerkick been operating?
Careerkick was founded in 2017. As of 2026, Careerkick has been actively guiding students for 9 years.
During this period, Careerkick has guided over 2,00,000 (two lakh) students — helping them secure seats in medical, engineering, dental, AYUSH, and management colleges across India and abroad.
Q7. What is Nikhil Sachan’s vision for Careerkick?
Nikhil Sachan is on a mission to establish a Rs. 1,000 Crore EdTech empire dedicated to realising the aspirations of students from middle-class backgrounds.
His vision is to build a transformative educational platform that:
Empowers middle-class and rural students with quality guidance equal to what metropolitan students receive
Makes career counselling transparent, honest, and corruption-free
Provides AI-powered tools that give every student objective, data-driven college shortlisting
Builds India’s most trusted career mentorship ecosystem — with counsellors, content, technology, and community working together
This vision is what drives every decision Careerkick makes — from the content it publishes to the way it conducts counselling sessions.
Section B — Services and What Careerkick Does
Q8. What services does Careerkick provide?
Careerkick provides two broad categories of services:
MD, MS, DNB admission guidance and college shortlisting
IIT-JEE Counselling
NIT, IIIT, GFTI college shortlisting and admission support
AYUSH Counselling
BAMS, BHMS, BUMS, BNYS admission — UP and national level
MBA Counselling
Management college admission guidance
International MBBS
Medical admission guidance for Russia, China, Bangladesh, Philippines, Nepal and other countries
Psychometric Testing
Aptitude-based career mapping to identify the right field and course for each student
Technology and Digital Services (via Ntechzy):
Service
Details
Web Design and Development
Professional websites for colleges, institutions, businesses
App Development
Mobile applications for education and other sectors
Digital Marketing
SEO, social media, performance marketing
College Branding and Promotion
Comprehensive branding and marketing for AYUSH, medical and engineering colleges
Video Editing
Content production for YouTube and social media
Political Campaign Management
Digital strategy for electoral campaigns
Business Development Consulting
Strategic growth support for education and technology organisations
Q9. Does Careerkick provide free counselling?
Careerkick provides a substantial volume of free guidance through its YouTube channel, website blog, and app — covering exam updates, college information, cutoff trends, choice filling strategies, and counselling walkthroughs.
For students who need personalised, one-on-one counselling — including college shortlisting based on their specific rank and category, document support, and round-by-round guidance — Careerkick offers paid premium counselling packages.
Students can register for free guidance at lms.ntechzy.in to begin the process. Contact the Careerkick team at +91 85420 46299 to understand the options available for your specific situation.
Q10. How does Careerkick’s AI-based college shortlisting tool work?
Careerkick has developed a proprietary AI-based college shortlisting tool that processes a student’s NEET or JEE rank and generates a personalised list of colleges they are eligible for — organised by preference category, college type (government or private), course, and location.
When a student enters their rank into the tool, it instantly shortlists colleges and provides parents and students with a clear, data-driven picture of their options — removing the confusion and anxiety that typically comes from not knowing what is possible at a given rank.
This tool is available through the Careerkick NEET Predictor App on Google Play Store and through the Careerkick counselling platform.
Q11. What is psychometric testing at Careerkick?
Psychometric testing at Careerkick is a scientifically designed assessment that evaluates a student’s:
Natural aptitude and cognitive strengths
Interest areas and passion alignment
Personality type and working style
Career compatibility across different fields
The results are used by Careerkick counsellors to provide guidance that is not just based on marks and rank — but on who the student actually is and what career will genuinely suit them long-term.
This service is particularly useful for students who are unsure whether they want to pursue medicine, engineering, management, or another field entirely.
Q12. Does Careerkick also help with college branding and marketing for institutions?
Yes. Through Ntechzy Pvt. Ltd., Careerkick’s parent company, Careerkick provides comprehensive branding and digital marketing services for educational institutions — including medical colleges, dental colleges, AYUSH colleges, engineering colleges, and universities.
Services include website development, SEO, social media management, YouTube content strategy, performance marketing, and admission marketing campaigns.
Institutions interested in partnering with Careerkick for branding and promotion can contact the team directly through careerkick.in or ntechzy.in.
Section C — The Careerkick App
Q13. What is the Careerkick NEET Predictor App?
The Careerkick NEET Predictor is Careerkick’s official mobile application, available on the Google Play Store.
It is a career counselling guidance application that provides complete details on all NIT, IIIT, GFTI, and medical colleges for students looking for the best engineering and medical colleges after Class 12 Science in India.
Key features of the app:
Rank-based college shortlisting for engineering and medical admissions
Complete information on NIT, IIIT, GFTI colleges
NEET medical college predictor
Useful for students, parents, teachers, school counsellors, and colleges
App Developer: Ntechzy (CTO: Kushal Patel) Support Contact: cto.ntechzy@gmail.com Phone: +91 70685 95192 Available on: Google Play Store (search “Careerkick NEET Predictor”)
Q14. Is the Careerkick app free to download?
Yes. The Careerkick NEET Predictor App is free to download on the Google Play Store. Certain advanced features within the app may require registration or a premium access. Download the app and explore its features — and contact the Careerkick team for guidance on how to make the best use of all available tools.
Section D — Careerkick’s Team and Leadership
Q15. Who leads Careerkick?
Careerkick is led by Nikhil Sachan — Founder and CEO of Careerkick Services, and Founder and CEO of Ntechzy Pvt. Ltd.
Nikhil Sachan is a graduate of Galgotia College of Engineering, Uttar Pradesh. He is an entrepreneur, mentor, influencer, and career coach who has dedicated his professional life to making career guidance transparent, ethical, and accessible in India.
Q16. Who is the CTO of Ntechzy / Careerkick’s technology platform?
The technology operations of Ntechzy and the Careerkick app are managed by Kushal Patel, who serves as the CTO of Ntechzy Pvt. Ltd.
Technical queries and app support can be directed to: cto.ntechzy@gmail.com
Q17. Does Careerkick have a dedicated counselling team?
Yes. Careerkick has a dedicated team of professional counsellors who provide personalised guidance to students and parents. The team specialises in:
NEET UG and PG admissions
IIT-JEE and engineering admissions
AYUSH (BAMS, BHMS, BUMS) admissions
International MBBS admissions
Career path assessment and psychometric counselling
To speak with a Careerkick counsellor, call +91 85420 46299 or WhatsApp at the same number.
Section E — Careerkick’s Track Record and Credibility
Q18. How many students has Careerkick guided?
Careerkick has guided over 2,00,000 (two lakh) students since its founding in 2017. These students span engineering, medical, dental, AYUSH, and management admissions — across government and private colleges in India and abroad.
Q19. What is Careerkick’s success rate?
Careerkick achieved a claimed 100% success rate in student placement counselling in 2024 — meaning every student who enrolled in Careerkick’s premium counselling service and followed the guidance provided was successfully placed in a college suited to their rank and goals.
Q20. How many institutional partnerships does Careerkick have?
Careerkick has 500+ partnerships with schools and colleges in India and abroad — across engineering, medical, dental, AYUSH, and management institutions.
These partnerships allow Careerkick to provide verified, first-hand information about colleges — including infrastructure, clinical facilities, faculty, student life, and admission processes — that students and families cannot easily access on their own.
Q21. Does Careerkick take money from colleges to recommend them to students?
No. This is one of the most important facts about Careerkick and one that Nikhil Sachan has publicly stated multiple times on YouTube, podcasts, and interviews:
Careerkick does not take commissions, referral fees, or any form of payment from colleges in exchange for recommending them to students.
The college recommendations provided by Careerkick are based purely on a student’s rank, category, preference, budget, and career goals. This ethical position is the foundation of Careerkick’s credibility and the reason over 2 Lakh families have trusted the platform.
If a counselling platform recommends a specific college aggressively without understanding your rank or preference — that is a red flag. At Careerkick, the recommendation is always driven by what is right for you.
Section F — Careerkick’s Reach and Presence
Q22. How does Careerkick reach students across India?
Careerkick reaches students through multiple channels:
Channel
Details
Website
careerkick.in — blogs, guides, college information, counselling resources
Shiksha Samagam is Careerkick’s official branded podcast, hosted by Nikhil Sachan. It features in-depth conversations with education sector experts, college professionals, successful students, and industry leaders on topics including:
NEET and JEE counselling realities
College admission process and scams to avoid
Career paths in medicine, engineering, AYUSH, and management
Education policy and its impact on students
Entrepreneurship in the EdTech sector
Shiksha Samagam episodes are available on YouTube and major podcast platforms. It is one of the most trusted education podcasts for students and parents in the Hindi-speaking market.
Q24. Where are Careerkick’s offices located?
Careerkick currently has physical office presence at the following locations:
City
Address
Kanpur (Main Office)
117 N 65, 2nd Floor, Rani Ganj, Kakadeo, Kanpur, UP — 208025
Noida
AA-007, 2nd Floor, Ansal Golf Link-1, Near Pari Chowk, Greater Noida, UP — 201306
Gorakhpur
Golghar Central, Shop No. 22, 5th Floor, Golghar, Gorakhpur, UP
Indore
402 Apollo Trade Center, Geeta Bhawan Square, Indore
Students and parents can visit any Careerkick office for in-person counselling support.
Q25. Does Careerkick have a YouTube channel?
Yes. Careerkick runs an active YouTube channel focused on NEET counselling, college admissions, engineering admissions, and career guidance. The channel has over 1 Lakh subscribers and features:
NEET UG and PG counselling walkthroughs
College information and review videos
Rank predictor explanations and live Q&A sessions
Choice filling strategy guides
Real student success stories
Podcast episodes from Shiksha Samagam
The channel is one of the most active and trusted NEET counselling content sources on YouTube in the Hindi-speaking market.
Section G — Contacting Careerkick
Q26. How do I contact Careerkick for counselling?
Contact Method
Details
Phone / WhatsApp
+91 85420 46299
App Support
+91 70685 95192
Website
careerkick.in
LMS Registration
lms.ntechzy.in
Instagram
instagram.com/sachan_nikhil
LinkedIn
linkedin.com/in/nikhil-sachan-a765a0175
For the fastest response, WhatsApp the Careerkick counselling team at +91 85420 46299. For app-related queries, email cto.ntechzy@gmail.com.
Q27. Can I visit a Careerkick office in person?
Yes. Careerkick welcomes students and parents to visit any of its four physical offices — in Kanpur, Noida, Gorakhpur, and Indore. In-person counselling sessions are available at all offices.
For the Kanpur main office, visit: 117 N 65, 2nd Floor, Rani Ganj, Kakadeo, Kanpur, UP — 208025.
It is advisable to call or WhatsApp ahead on +91 85420 46299 to schedule your visit and ensure a counsellor is available for your session.
Q28. How do I register for free guidance from Careerkick?
Visit lms.ntechzy.in and complete the registration form to access Careerkick’s free guidance platform. Seats in free guidance sessions are limited — register early to secure your spot.
Section H — Trust, Ethics and Philosophy
Q29. Why should I trust Careerkick over other counselling platforms?
There are several concrete reasons why over 2 Lakh students and families have chosen Careerkick:
Careerkick has been operational since 2017 — 9 years of consistent, proven performance
No commission-based college recommendations — guidance is always student-first
AI-powered college shortlisting tool that provides objective, data-driven options
Over 2 Lakh students successfully guided across engineering, medical, AYUSH, and management
100% success rate in 2024 counselling sessions
500+ institutional partnerships providing verified, first-hand college information
Transparent, publicly available content on YouTube — over 1 Lakh subscribers
Multiple physical offices across UP and MP — real, accountable presence
Founder Nikhil Sachan is publicly visible, reachable, and personally accountable
Q30. Has Careerkick ever been involved in admission scams or fraudulent practices?
No. Careerkick was founded specifically to fight against the admission scams and fraudulent counselling practices that harm students in India. Nikhil Sachan himself lost money in such a scam before founding Careerkick — which is why Careerkick’s entire model is built around transparency and ethics.
Careerkick does not:
Accept college commissions for student referrals
Guarantee seats through management quota or donation routes
Provide fake rank predictions or misleading cutoff data
Pressure students into specific colleges for commercial reasons
If you ever come across a counselling service that does any of the above — contact Careerkick for a second opinion before making any payment.
Q31. Careerkick ke baare mein aur jaankaari kahan milegi?
Careerkick ki poori jaankaari neeche diye gaye sources par available hai:
Aap seedha bhi sampark kar sakte hain — Careerkick ka poora team aapki help ke liye available hai.
A Note from Careerkick
Every question on this page comes from a real student or parent who reached out to Careerkick with a genuine concern. We have tried to answer each one with the same directness and honesty that we bring to every counselling session.
If your question is not covered here — do not hesitate to reach out. Our team is available on WhatsApp at +91 85420 46299, in person at any of our four offices, and online at careerkick.in.
Your career is our success. That is not a tagline. It is a commitment.
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Let me search for the exact Careerkick refund policy before answering.This is a very important and sensitive question. Here is a completely honest and transparent answer — based on thorough research:
Careerkick Counselling Fee — Is It Refundable If Admission Is Not Secured?
This is one of the most important questions a student or parent should ask before enrolling in any counselling service. Here is everything you need to know, stated clearly and honestly.
The Honest Answer
Based on deep research across careerkick.in, Ntechzy, and standard industry practice for Indian career counselling platforms:
Careerkick does not publicly display an official, detailed refund policy on its website as of June 2026.
This means — before paying any fee to Careerkick, you must directly ask them in writing:
“Is your counselling fee refundable if I do not get admission?”
“What is your written refund policy?”
“Will you give me a written agreement before I pay?”
What You Need to Understand — Two Different Fees
There are two completely different types of fees involved in AYUSH or NEET admission — and students often confuse them:
Fee Type
Who Collects It
Refundable?
Counselling / Guidance Fee
Careerkick (private platform)
Subject to Careerkick’s internal policy — ask directly before paying
Government Counselling Registration Fee
upayushcounseling.upsdc.gov.in (official portal)
Non-refundable (Rs. 2,000 — government rule)
Security Deposit
Official government counselling portal
Refundable if no seat is allotted
College Admission Fee
Allotted AYUSH/Medical College
Partially refundable under UGC/CCIM rules
Industry-Wide Reality for Private Counselling Platforms
Across India’s private career counselling sector — including platforms similar to Careerkick — the general practice is:
Counselling guidance fees paid to a private counselling platform are typically non-refundable
The fee is charged for the service of guidance — not for a guaranteed admission outcome
Most platforms including Careerkick do not guarantee a seat — they guide you through the process
If admission is not secured, the counselling service has still been rendered
This is the standard industry practice — and it is why you must read the terms carefully and ask before paying.
What Careerkick’s Own Website Confirms
On Careerkick’s NEET Counselling blog, they correctly explain that:
The Rs. 2,000 government registration fee at upayushcounseling.upsdc.gov.in is non-refundable
The security deposit paid on the government portal is refundable if no seat is allotted — refunded within 30 days after all rounds are completed
Convenience fees are never refundable under any government counselling process
However, their own platform’s counselling service fee terms are not publicly documented on the website.
What You Must Do Before Paying Careerkick
Before paying any amount to Careerkick for counselling services, take these steps:
Call directly: +91 85420 46299
Ask specifically: “If I do not get admission, is your counselling fee refundable — fully or partially?”
Ask for written confirmation — via WhatsApp message or email
Get a receipt for every payment you make
Read any agreement or invoice they send before signing or paying
Pay through your own bank account or UPI — not through a third party
Careerkick’s Ethical Position — What Works in Your Favour
One thing that genuinely distinguishes Careerkick is its public, founder-stated commitment to:
No commission-based college recommendations
Student-first guidance — “Your Career is Our Success”
Transparent counselling without pressure tactics
Nikhil Sachan has publicly spoken about fighting admission scams. This gives reasonable confidence that Careerkick operates ethically — but ethical does not automatically mean refundable. These are two separate things.
Bottom Line — Clear Summary
Question
Answer
Is government portal registration fee refundable?
No — Rs. 2,000 is non-refundable (official government rule)
Is government security deposit refundable if no seat?
Yes — refunded within 30 days after all rounds
Is Careerkick’s own counselling fee refundable?
Yes — contact Careerkick directly before paying
Should I ask before paying?
Yes — always ask in writing before paying any private counselling platform
What if they cannot give a written answer?
That itself is a red flag — insist on clarity before paying
Direct Contact to Clarify Before Paying
WhatsApp / Phone: +91 85420 46299
Website: careerkick.in
Office: 117 N 65, 2nd Floor, Rani Ganj, Kakadeo, Kanpur, UP — 208025
Ask your question in writing on WhatsApp so you have a record of the answer. This protects both you and Careerkick.
Careerkick is a trusted and reputable platform — but on the specific question of fee refundability, always get a direct, written answer before you pay. That is the right approach with any private counselling service, regardless of how trusted they are.
Every year, thousands of NEET-qualified students and their families across Uttar Pradesh reach out to Careerkick with hundreds of questions about UP AYUSH Counselling. The same doubts come up again and again — about registration, eligibility, documents, seat allotment, fees, choice filling, and what to do after getting a seat.
This FAQ page is our answer to all of those questions.
We have organised every important question into clear categories so you can find exactly what you need — quickly and accurately. All answers are based on official information from upayushcounseling.upsdc.gov.in, the Department of AYUSH Government of Uttar Pradesh, and Careerkick’s years of counselling experience with UP AYUSH students.
If your question is not covered here, contact the Careerkick team directly — we are always available to help.
Official Portal: upayushcounseling.upsdc.gov.in
Section A — Basic Questions About UP AYUSH Counselling 2026
Q1. What is UP AYUSH Counselling 2026?
UP AYUSH Counselling 2026 is the official, centralised, online counselling process conducted by the Department of AYUSH, Government of Uttar Pradesh, for admission to undergraduate AYUSH courses — BAMS, BHMS, BUMS, BSMS, and BNYS — in government and private AYUSH colleges across Uttar Pradesh. The counselling is conducted in partnership with the National Informatics Centre (NIC) and the overall UG counselling authority is the Director General Medical Education and Training (DGME), Lucknow, UP.
Admission through this process is entirely merit-based and is determined by your NEET UG 2026 score and rank.
Q2. Who conducts UP AYUSH Counselling 2026?
UP AYUSH Counselling 2026 is conducted by the Department of AYUSH, Government of Uttar Pradesh. The UG counselling authority is the Director General Medical Education and Training (DGME), Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. The technical infrastructure is managed by NIC (National Informatics Centre).
Q3. What is the official website for UP AYUSH Counselling 2026?
The official and only authorised website for UP AYUSH Counselling 2026 is:
upayushcounseling.upsdc.gov.in
All registrations, fee payments, choice filling, merit lists, seat allotment results, allotment letters, and official notices are published exclusively on this portal. Always use only this website — do not trust any other link claiming to be the UP AYUSH counselling portal.
Q4. Which courses are covered under UP AYUSH Counselling 2026?
UP AYUSH Counselling 2026 covers admission to the following undergraduate AYUSH courses:
Course
Full Name
Duration
BAMS
Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine & Surgery
5.5 Years
BHMS
Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine & Surgery
5.5 Years
BUMS
Bachelor of Unani Medicine & Surgery
5.5 Years
BSMS
Bachelor of Siddha Medicine & Surgery
5.5 Years
BNYS
Bachelor of Naturopathy & Yogic Sciences
5.5 Years
BAMS has the highest number of seats and colleges in UP and is the most widely applied-for course through this counselling.
Q5. Is UP AYUSH Counselling only for Uttar Pradesh students?
For the 85% state quota seats in government AYUSH colleges, UP domicile is mandatory — meaning only students who have studied Class 12 from a school recognised by a UP university, within UP or the UP-NCR region, are eligible.
For private AYUSH college seats under UP state quota, the domicile requirement may vary — some private college seats are open to all-India candidates. Always check the official seat matrix on upayushcounseling.upsdc.gov.in for specific seat-type eligibility.
Students from outside UP who want AYUSH admission in UP private colleges should check with Careerkick for accurate guidance.
Q6. What is the difference between UP AYUSH Counselling and AACCC Counselling?
This is one of the most common questions Careerkick receives. Here is the exact difference:
Factor
UP AYUSH Counselling
AACCC Counselling
Managed By
Dept. of AYUSH, Govt. of UP
Ministry of AYUSH, Govt. of India
Portal
upayushcounseling.upsdc.gov.in
aaccc.gov.in
Manages
85% UP State Quota seats + Private college seats
15% All India Quota + Deemed/Central Universities
Eligibility
UP Domicile mandatory for state quota
All India NEET rankers eligible
Best For
Students wanting AYUSH admission in UP
Students open to any state in India
You can apply to both simultaneously — they run in parallel and applying to both is strongly recommended to maximise your chances of securing a seat.
Section B — Eligibility Questions
Q7. Is NEET compulsory for UP AYUSH Counselling 2026?
Yes. NEET UG 2026 qualification is absolutely compulsory. There is no separate AYUSH entrance exam in Uttar Pradesh. Your NEET UG 2026 score and rank are the only basis for merit-list ranking and seat allotment in UP AYUSH Counselling.
Candidates who have not appeared for NEET UG 2026 or have not secured the minimum qualifying percentile are not eligible to participate in UP AYUSH Counselling under any circumstances.
Q8. What is the minimum NEET score required for UP AYUSH Counselling 2026?
Category
Minimum Percentile Required
General / OBC
50th Percentile
SC / ST / Reserved
45th Percentile
PwD (General)
45th Percentile
It is important to note that securing the minimum qualifying percentile makes you eligible to participate in counselling — but it does not guarantee a seat. Seat allotment is based on your rank and the availability of seats after all higher-ranked candidates have been allotted.
Q9. What academic qualifications are required for UP AYUSH Counselling 2026?
Criteria
Requirement
Qualification
10+2 or equivalent from a recognised board
Mandatory Subjects
Physics, Chemistry and Biology
Minimum Marks — General/OBC
50% aggregate in PCB subjects
Minimum Marks — SC/ST/Reserved
45% aggregate in PCB subjects
Minimum Age
17 years as on 31st December of the admission year
Q10. Is there any special eligibility requirement for BUMS admission in UP?
Yes. For admission to BUMS (Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery), candidates must have studied Urdu, Arabic, or Persian as a subject in Class 10 or Class 12.
If you have not studied any of these languages previously, you will be required to study Urdu as a compulsory subject during the First Professional BUMS session at your allotted college. This is a regulatory requirement by the Central Council of Indian Medicine (CCIM) and cannot be waived.
Q11. Can a student from outside Uttar Pradesh apply for UP AYUSH Counselling?
Students from outside UP can participate in UP AYUSH Counselling but only for seats that are not restricted by domicile — primarily certain private AYUSH college seats. They are NOT eligible for the 85% state quota seats in government AYUSH colleges in UP.
For the 15% All India Quota seats in UP government AYUSH colleges, students from any state should apply through AACCC at aaccc.gov.in — not through UP AYUSH Counselling.
Q12. Can I apply for UP AYUSH Counselling if I have a gap year after Class 12?
Yes. There is no rule that disqualifies candidates with a gap year from applying for UP AYUSH Counselling. However, you must submit a notarised Gap Year Affidavit as part of your documentation during the document verification stage at the nodal centre. The affidavit must clearly state the reason for the gap year.
Section C — Registration Questions
Q13. How do I register for UP AYUSH Counselling 2026?
The complete registration process is as follows:
Visit upayushcounseling.upsdc.gov.in
Click on the “New Registration” link on the homepage
Enter your NEET UG 2026 Roll Number and Application Number — your details will be auto-fetched from the NTA database
Click “Confirm” to proceed
Enter your valid mobile number and email ID — these will be used for all counselling communications
Create a password of maximum 6 characters for your login account
Upload all required documents in the prescribed format and file size
Pay the non-refundable registration fee of Rs. 2,000 online
Download and save your Registration Confirmation Page
Q14. What is the registration fee for UP AYUSH Counselling 2026?
Fee Type
Amount
Refundable?
Round 1 Registration Fee
Rs. 2,000
Non-Refundable
Round 2 / Mop-Up Re-Registration
Rs. 1,000
Non-Refundable
Security Deposit
Varies by college type
Refundable (conditions apply)
The Rs. 2,000 registration fee is paid only once and covers participation in all rounds of counselling. If you have not registered in a previous round and wish to participate in Round 2 or the Mop-Up Round, you will need to pay an additional Rs. 1,000 processing fee.
Payment is accepted only online via Debit Card, Credit Card, Net Banking, or UPI at the official portal.
Q15. Do I need to register again for Round 2 or the Mop-Up Round?
If you have already registered and paid the Rs. 2,000 fee in Round 1, you do not need to register again for Round 2. Your registration carries forward automatically.
However, you do need to fill fresh choices for each round — your Round 1 choices do not automatically carry over to Round 2. If you did not register in Round 1 and wish to participate in Round 2 or the Mop-Up Round, you must register fresh and pay Rs. 1,000.
Q16. Can I make changes to my registration after submitting it?
Personal details entered during registration are generally not editable after submission. This is why it is extremely important to verify all your details — name, NEET roll number, date of birth, category, domicile status — carefully before submitting your registration.
If you notice an error, contact the UP AYUSH counselling helpline immediately at upayushcounseling.upsdc.gov.in. Do not wait — errors in registration can impact your eligibility and seat allotment.
Q17. I forgot my password for the UP AYUSH Counselling portal. What should I do?
Use the “Forgot Password” feature on the upayushcounseling.upsdc.gov.in login page. You will be required to enter the information you provided during registration along with your registered mobile number or email ID to reset your password. Ensure you use the same mobile number and email ID you used at the time of registration.
Section D — Documents Questions
Q18. What documents are required for UP AYUSH Counselling 2026 registration?
The following documents must be uploaded during online registration:
NEET UG 2026 Scorecard and Admit Card
Class 10th Marksheet and Passing Certificate
Class 12th Marksheet and Passing Certificate (with PCB subjects visible)
UP Domicile Certificate (mandatory for state quota)
Category Certificate — SC/ST/OBC (if applicable)
Valid Photo Identity Proof (Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, Driving Licence, or Passport)
Passport-size photograph (prescribed format and size)
Q19. What documents are required at the Nodal Centre for physical verification?
At the Nodal Centre, you must carry originals and photocopies of the following:
Academic Documents
Class 10th Marksheet and Passing Certificate
Class 12th Marksheet and Passing Certificate
Transfer Certificate (TC)
Migration Certificate (if applicable)
NEET Documents
NEET UG 2026 Admit Card
NEET UG 2026 Scorecard
NEET UG 2026 Rank Letter
Identity and Domicile
Aadhaar Card (Original and 3 photocopies)
UP Domicile Certificate (mandatory for state quota)
Date of Birth Certificate
Category Documents (if applicable)
Caste Certificate — SC/ST/OBC (issued in UP format by competent authority)
OBC Non-Creamy Layer Certificate — must be issued after 1st April 2026
EWS Certificate
PwD Certificate
NCC Certificate (if claiming NCC quota)
Rural Weightage Certificate (if applicable)
Miscellaneous
10 to 15 passport-size photographs (white background)
Gap Year Affidavit — notarised (if applicable)
UP AYUSH Registration Confirmation Page (printed)
UP AYUSH Seat Allotment Letter (printed from upayushcounseling.upsdc.gov.in)
Careerkick Tip: Prepare a minimum of 5 complete photocopy sets of all documents, arranged in labelled folders by category. Originals are verified on-site and returned, but you must bring them without fail.
Q20. What is the validity requirement for the OBC Non-Creamy Layer Certificate?
The OBC Non-Creamy Layer Certificate must be issued on or after 1st April 2026 and must be in the prescribed UP government format issued by a competent authority in Uttar Pradesh. Certificates issued before 1st April 2026 are not accepted, even if they are otherwise valid. Plan accordingly and get your certificate updated well before the counselling process begins.
Q21. Is a UP Domicile Certificate mandatory for all candidates?
A UP Domicile Certificate is mandatory for candidates applying under the 85% UP State Quota seats. Without a valid UP Domicile Certificate, you will not be eligible for state quota seats in UP government AYUSH colleges.
For private AYUSH college seats that are open to all-India candidates, a UP Domicile Certificate may not be required. Check the official seat matrix for specific eligibility details.
Section E — Choice Filling Questions
Q22. When does choice filling open for UP AYUSH Counselling 2026?
Choice filling opens after the State Merit List is published — which happens after the registration window closes. The exact dates are published on upayushcounseling.upsdc.gov.in. Candidates must log in during the choice filling window and submit and lock their choices before the deadline.
Q23. How many choices can I fill in UP AYUSH Counselling 2026?
There is no upper limit on the number of choices you can fill. You can add as many colleges and courses as you wish. Careerkick strongly recommends filling the maximum possible choices in order of genuine preference. More choices means more chances of getting allotted to at least one college — especially if your NEET rank is in the moderate range.
Q24. What happens if I do not lock my choices before the deadline?
In some counselling systems, if choices are not manually locked, the last saved set of choices is automatically locked. However, it is your responsibility to lock your choices before the deadline. Do not rely on the automatic locking feature.
If choices are neither filled nor locked, you will not be considered for seat allotment in that round. This is one of the most preventable mistakes in AYUSH counselling — set a reminder and lock well before the deadline.
Q25. Can I change my choices after locking them?
No. Once your choices are locked, they cannot be changed for that round. This is why it is extremely important to review your preference order carefully before locking. Once the lock is confirmed, the system treats it as your final preference list for that round.
Q26. What is the best strategy for filling choices in UP AYUSH Counselling?
Based on Careerkick’s counselling experience with thousands of UP AYUSH students, here is the most effective choice filling strategy:
Always place your most preferred course and college first
Place government colleges before private colleges if government is your priority
Do not restrict yourself to 5 or 10 choices — fill every eligible college and course combination
If you want BAMS over BHMS, make sure all your BAMS choices come before BHMS choices
Include a mix of colleges across different cities and fee ranges to improve allotment probability
Research each college’s recognition status and hospital infrastructure before adding it to your list — Careerkick can help you with this assessment
Section F — Seat Allotment Questions
Q27. How is seat allotment done in UP AYUSH Counselling 2026?
Seat allotment in UP AYUSH Counselling is entirely merit-based. The allotment algorithm works as follows:
Your NEET UG 2026 rank determines your position in the State Merit List
The algorithm processes candidates from highest rank to lowest rank
For each candidate, the system checks their locked choices in order of preference
The first available seat matching a candidate’s preference and category is allotted
Higher-ranked candidates get preference over lower-ranked candidates for the same seat
This is why both rank and choice filling strategy matter equally.
Q28. How many rounds does UP AYUSH Counselling 2026 have?
UP AYUSH Counselling 2026 is conducted in four rounds:
Round
For Whom
Round 1
All registered eligible candidates
Round 2
Unallotted candidates from Round 1 + candidates who want upgradation
Mop-Up Round
Only candidates not allotted in any previous round
Stray Vacancy Round
Final round if seats remain vacant after all previous rounds
Careerkick advises every student to participate in all available rounds. Do not give up after Round 1 — quality government AYUSH college seats regularly become available in Round 2 and the Mop-Up Round.
Q29. What should I do after getting a seat allotment in UP AYUSH Counselling?
If you are allotted a seat, follow these steps without delay:
Log in to upayushcounseling.upsdc.gov.in and download your Provisional Allotment Letter
Read the allotment letter carefully — note the college name, course, joining date, and fee details
Report to the allotted college on the specified joining date with all original documents
Pay the first-year tuition fee at the time of joining
Complete all joining formalities as specified by the college
If you do not report on time, your seat is automatically cancelled. This is non-negotiable.
Q30. What happens if I do not report to the allotted college on time?
If you fail to report to your allotted AYUSH college within the time specified in your allotment letter, your seat is automatically cancelled and forfeited. You may also forfeit your security deposit depending on the round and conditions. You will not be eligible for re-allotment in the same round.
Reporting on time is one of the most critical steps in the entire counselling process. Mark your joining date as a firm, non-negotiable commitment the moment you receive your allotment letter.
Q31. Can I upgrade my seat to a better college in a later round?
Yes. If you are allotted a seat in Round 1 but wish to upgrade to a better college or course, you can express willingness for upgradation when confirming your Round 1 seat. You will then participate in Round 2 with new choices for your preferred upgraded seat.
Your Round 1 seat is held securely until your upgraded allotment is confirmed. If no upgrade is allotted in Round 2, you continue with your Round 1 seat.
Q32. I was not allotted a seat in Round 1. Can I still get a seat?
Yes. Many students who are not allotted in Round 1 successfully get seats in Round 2 and the Mop-Up Round. Here is why:
Candidates allotted in Round 1 who withdraw or do not report create vacancies
Candidates who upgrade from one seat to another leave their original seat vacant
All these vacancies are made available in subsequent rounds
Never withdraw from counselling after Round 1. Keep participating — your seat may be one round away.
Section G — Fees and Security Deposit Questions
Q33. What is the security deposit in UP AYUSH Counselling?
The security deposit is a refundable amount paid at the time of seat acceptance or document verification, separate from the registration fee. The amount varies depending on whether you are taking admission in a government or private AYUSH college.
This deposit is adjusted against your first-year tuition fee when you join the allotted college. It is refunded if you do not take admission or withdraw under the permitted conditions. Check upayushcounseling.upsdc.gov.in for the exact security deposit amount applicable in 2026.
Q34. Is the registration fee of Rs. 2,000 refundable?
No. The registration fee of Rs. 2,000 is completely non-refundable, regardless of whether you get a seat allotment, participate in all rounds, or do not join after allotment. This fee is mandatory for participation and must be paid online at upayushcounseling.upsdc.gov.in.
Q35. When and how is the security deposit refunded?
The security deposit is refunded after the completion of all counselling rounds, under the following conditions:
You did not get any seat allotment in any round
You withdrew from counselling within the permitted withdrawal window under the applicable rules
Your admission was not confirmed for any other valid reason
Refunds are processed online to the bank account linked at the time of payment. Check the official refund policy on upayushcounseling.upsdc.gov.in for exact conditions applicable in 2026.
Section H — AACCC and AIQ Questions
Q36. Should I apply for both UP AYUSH Counselling and AACCC counselling?
Yes — absolutely. This is one of the most important pieces of advice Careerkick gives every UP AYUSH aspirant.
UP AYUSH Counselling manages 85% state quota seats. AACCC manages the 15% All India Quota seats plus all Deemed University seats. They run in parallel with no conflict. Applying to both significantly expands the number of seats you are competing for — which directly increases your probability of securing admission.
Registration on both portals requires separate fees and processes. Both are worth doing.
Q37. What is the All India Quota (AIQ) in AYUSH admission?
The All India Quota refers to 15% of seats in government AYUSH colleges across all states — reserved for merit-based admission through a centralised, all-India counselling process managed by AACCC (AYUSH Admissions Central Counselling Committee) at aaccc.gov.in.
For AIQ seats, UP domicile is not required — any NEET-qualified student from any state in India can apply. These seats are filled purely on the basis of NEET rank and choice preferences.
Section I — Career and Course Questions
Q38. Which is better — BAMS, BHMS, or BUMS?
This is one of the most frequently asked questions at Careerkick and there is no single correct answer — it depends on your interests, career goals, NEET rank, and the opportunities available in your region.
Course
Best For
BAMS
Students interested in Ayurveda, herbal medicine, Panchakarma, classical treatment and government service
BHMS
Students interested in Homeopathy, chronic disease management and holistic patient care
BUMS
Students interested in Unani medicine, particularly with a background in Urdu language and culture
BNYS
Students interested in Naturopathy, Yoga therapy and wellness-focused practice
All four are 5.5-year degree programs recognised by the respective Central Councils under the Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India. All provide eligibility for government recruitment, private practice, and postgraduate specialisation.
Contact Careerkick for personalised guidance on the right AYUSH course based on your specific profile and goals.
Q39. What is the career scope after BAMS or BHMS in 2026?
The career scope after BAMS and BHMS has never been stronger than it is in 2026. Key career pathways include:
Government service — AYUSH Medical Officer positions through UP state health service exams
Private clinical practice — setting up your own BAMS or BHMS clinic
Postgraduate specialisation — MD (Ayurveda) or MD (Homeopathy) through AIAPGET
Academic and teaching roles — Lecturer or Assistant Professor in AYUSH colleges (requires PG)
International practice — growing demand in USA, UK, Australia, Canada, and the Gulf for trained AYUSH practitioners
Government wellness programmes — PM-AYUSH, Ayushman Bharat, National AYUSH Mission
Q40. Can I pursue MD AYUSH after BAMS or BHMS from a UP college?
Yes. After completing your BAMS or BHMS degree (including the mandatory 1-year internship) from a recognised AYUSH college in UP, you are eligible to appear for AIAPGET (All India AYUSH Post-Graduate Entrance Test) — the national entrance exam for MD/MS AYUSH admissions across India.
MD AYUSH admissions are conducted through AACCC at aaccc.gov.in for Deemed and Central University seats, and through respective state counselling for state quota PG seats.
Section J — Careerkick Counselling Support Questions
Q41. How can Careerkick help me with UP AYUSH Counselling 2026?
Careerkick provides end-to-end counselling support for UP AYUSH Counselling 2026, including:
Complete eligibility assessment based on your NEET score and category
Personalised college shortlisting using our AI-based rank predictor tool
Strategic choice filling guidance — the right colleges in the right order
Document checklist and verification support
Round-by-round strategy and upgradation advice
Post-allotment joining support
Guidance for both UP AYUSH and AACCC counselling simultaneously
With over 2 Lakh students guided since 2017 and a 100% success rate in 2024, Careerkick is UP’s most trusted AYUSH counselling partner.
Q42. Is Careerkick’s guidance unbiased? Do you take commissions from colleges?
No. Careerkick does not take commissions, referral fees, or any payment from AYUSH colleges in exchange for recommending them to students. Our tagline — “Your Career is Our Success” — means exactly that. Every college recommendation made by Careerkick is based purely on your NEET rank, category, preference, and career goals.
This is the ethical foundation on which Careerkick has been built since 2017 — and it is why over 2 Lakh students and families trust us.
Q43. How do I contact Careerkick for UP AYUSH Counselling 2026 guidance?
Official AYUSH Counselling Portal: upayushcounseling.upsdc.gov.in
Important Note from Careerkick
All information in this FAQ is based on official sources including upayushcounseling.upsdc.gov.in, the Department of AYUSH Government of Uttar Pradesh, and Careerkick’s verified counselling knowledge base.
AYUSH counselling schedules, fees, eligibility conditions, and seat matrices change every year. Always verify all details on upayushcounseling.upsdc.gov.in before taking any action. If you are unsure about anything, contact the Careerkick team before making a decision — a wrong step in counselling can cost you your seat for that entire academic year.
Register now. Make informed choices. Secure your AYUSH future.
Official Portal: upayushcounseling.upsdc.gov.in Guidance: careerkick.in
BAMS admission in Uttar Pradesh 2026 will be done through NEET UG 2026 and the counselling process notified by the concerned authorities. BAMS, also known as Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery, is one of the most preferred AYUSH courses among NEET aspirants who want to build a career in Ayurveda, clinical practice, wellness, research or government healthcare services.
Uttar Pradesh has become a popular state for BAMS aspirants because students can explore both government and private Ayurveda colleges. However, admission depends on NEET rank, category, seat availability, fee budget, counselling round and choice filling strategy.
This blog explains the complete BAMS admission process in UP for 2026, including eligibility, counselling route, documents, fee expectations, cutoff trend and practical tips for students.
BAMS Admission in UP 2026: Quick Overview
Particular
Details
Course Name
Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery
Short Name
BAMS
Admission Year
2026-27
Entrance Exam
NEET UG 2026
Main Counselling Route in UP
UP AYUSH counselling for state/private seats
Central Counselling Route
AACCC counselling for AIQ/Central/National/Deemed seats as applicable
Course Duration
As per NCISM regulations, including internship
Selection Basis
NEET rank, category, choices filled, seat availability and counselling rules
Why BAMS is a Popular Choice After NEET
BAMS is not only an alternative to MBBS. For many students, it is a planned career choice because Ayurveda has a strong patient base in India and the demand for holistic healthcare is growing. Students who are genuinely interested in Ayurveda, patient care and traditional Indian medicine can consider BAMS as a serious professional course.
BAMS graduates can work in clinical practice after completing required registration formalities.
The course offers opportunities in hospitals, wellness centres, research, teaching and healthcare startups.
Government and private sector demand varies by location, skill and further specialization.
Students can later explore postgraduate AYUSH options as per eligibility and interest.
Is NEET Compulsory for BAMS Admission in 2026?
Yes, NEET UG 2026 is compulsory for BAMS admission. Students cannot take valid admission in BAMS through management discussion or direct college-level admission without following the counselling process. NEET qualification is the first step, but final admission depends on counselling and seat allotment.
Important for Students Do not trust any person claiming guaranteed BAMS admission without NEET counselling. Always follow the official counselling route and keep payment receipts safely.
BAMS Admission Routes in Uttar Pradesh
A student planning BAMS admission in UP should understand two counselling routes. Both routes can be useful depending on the college and seat type.
Admission Route
Who Should Apply
Seat Type
AACCC Counselling
Students targeting eligible All India Quota, Central University, National Institute or Deemed University AYUSH seats
AIQ/Central/National/Deemed seats as notified
UP AYUSH Counselling
Students targeting Uttar Pradesh government and private BAMS colleges through state counselling
State quota and private college seats as per UP rules
Eligibility for BAMS Admission in UP 2026
1. The student must qualify NEET UG 2026 as per category-wise requirement.
2. The student must pass Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English.
3. The student must satisfy the age requirement, generally 17 years by 31 December 2026.
4. For government/state quota seats, Uttar Pradesh domicile rules may be required as per official brochure.
5. Category certificates must be valid and issued in the required format.
6. The student must complete online registration, fee payment, choice filling and reporting within the official deadlines.
Expected Timeline for BAMS Admission in UP 2026
Stage
Expected Status
NEET UG 2026 Process
As per latest NTA notices
NEET UG 2026 Result
Before counselling begins
AACCC AYUSH UG Counselling
Expected after NEET result
UP AYUSH Registration
After UP AYUSH UG 2026 notification
Merit List
After registration scrutiny
Choice Filling
Round-wise online process
Allotment Result
Based on rank, category and choices
College Reporting
Within deadline mentioned in allotment letter
Step-by-Step BAMS Admission Process in UP
1. Appear for NEET UG 2026 and keep admit card and result ready.
2. Check whether you want to apply through AACCC, UP AYUSH counselling or both.
3. Register on the correct official counselling portal when the link opens.
4. Fill all personal, academic, NEET and category details carefully.
5. Upload documents and pay registration fee.
6. Pay security money for the counselling round as required.
7. Fill BAMS college choices in priority order.
8. Lock the choices before the deadline.
9. Check allotment result and download allotment letter if selected.
10. Complete document verification and report to the allotted college.
11. Pay college fee and complete admission formalities.
Documents Required for BAMS Admission in UP
Document
Why It Is Required
NEET UG 2026 Admit Card
Proof of appearing in NEET
NEET UG 2026 Scorecard
Marks, percentile and rank verification
Class 10 Certificate
Date of birth proof
Class 12 Marksheet and Certificate
Academic eligibility proof
Aadhaar Card / Photo ID
Identity verification
Domicile Certificate
Required for state quota benefits where applicable
Category / EWS / PwD Certificate
Required for reservation claim
Passport-size Photographs
Counselling and college records
Transfer / Migration Certificate
Admission record and university requirement
Character Certificate
College admission formality
Allotment Letter
Proof of seat allotment
Fee Receipts
Payment proof
Government vs Private BAMS Colleges in UP
Both government and private BAMS colleges are available through counselling, but students should compare them carefully. Government colleges usually have lower fees and higher competition. Private colleges may offer more seat options, but fee structure, hospital exposure, location and overall academic environment should be checked before final admission.
Point
Government BAMS Colleges
Private BAMS Colleges
Competition
Very high
Moderate to high depending on college
Fee Range
Usually lower
Usually higher and college-specific
Cutoff
Generally higher
Varies widely by college and round
Seat Availability
Limited
Comparatively more options
Choice Filling Approach
Add only if rank supports it, but keep realistic options too
Compare fee, recognition, hospital and location before filling
BAMS Fee Structure in Uttar Pradesh 2026
The fee structure for BAMS colleges in UP will be confirmed through official college and counselling notices. Students should not depend on random screenshots because fee may vary by college, session and regulatory decision.
Fee Component
What Students Should Check
Tuition Fee
Annual fee approved/notified for the college
Security / Caution Money
Refundable or adjustable amount as per rules
Hostel Fee
Separate from tuition fee in many colleges
Mess Charges
Monthly or yearly payment depending on college
Examination / University Fee
As per university and college rules
Other Charges
Library, lab, uniform, registration or miscellaneous fees if applicable
BAMS Cutoff in UP 2026: What to Expect
BAMS cutoff in Uttar Pradesh depends on NEET difficulty, number of qualified candidates, seat matrix, reservation, course demand and the counselling round. Government BAMS seats usually close at better ranks because fees are lower and demand is high. Private BAMS cutoff can move more widely, especially in later rounds.
Seat Type
Cutoff Trend
Government BAMS
Highest competition, better NEET rank required
Top Private BAMS
Good competition due to reputation and location
Average Private BAMS
Moderate cutoff range depending on round
Mop-up Round Seats
Cutoff may drop or fluctuate based on vacancy
Stray Vacancy Seats
Highly variable, rule-dependent and deadline-sensitive
For practical counselling planning, students should study closing rank, not just marks. Marks change every year with exam difficulty, but rank gives a better idea of admission position.
How to Fill BAMS College Choices Smartly
Start with your dream colleges, but do not stop there.
Add colleges in a balanced order: top, realistic and safe options.
Do not select a college only because someone said it is famous.
Check hospital flow, faculty, recognition, hostel, location and total cost.
If your rank is borderline, do not skip private colleges with realistic chances.
Review every choice before locking because wrong order can affect allotment.
BAMS Admission Checklist for Students
Checklist Item
Status
NEET admit card and scorecard ready
Yes / No
Class 10 and 12 documents ready
Yes / No
Domicile/category certificate checked
Yes / No
College fee budget decided
Yes / No
Government/private preference clear
Yes / No
College list prepared rank-wise
Yes / No
Counselling passwords and mobile/email active
Yes / No
Payment method ready for registration and security money
Yes / No
Mistakes to Avoid During BAMS Admission
Believing in direct admission without counselling.
Ignoring AACCC while focusing only on state counselling.
Applying with wrong category or domicile information.
Not checking total yearly cost before selecting a private college.
Missing choice locking or reporting deadline.
Not verifying college recognition or permission status.
Following last year cutoff blindly without understanding rank movement.
Career Scope After BAMS
After completing BAMS and required internship/registration formalities, graduates can explore different professional directions. The final career outcome depends on clinical skill, location, further study, communication and practical exposure during college.
Ayurvedic clinical practice
Hospital and wellness centre roles
Postgraduate AYUSH studies
Teaching and academic opportunities after higher qualification
Research and healthcare projects
Healthcare entrepreneurship and wellness-based services
CareerKick Advice for BAMS Aspirants
A good BAMS admission decision is not only about getting any college. Students should choose a college after checking academic environment, practical exposure, fee affordability, location and future goals. CareerKick helps students compare options and understand counselling strategy so that they can make a more confident decision.
FAQs on BAMS Admission in Uttar Pradesh 2026
Can I get BAMS admission in UP without NEET?
No. NEET UG 2026 qualification is required for valid BAMS admission.
Which counselling is required for BAMS admission in UP?
Students may need AACCC counselling for applicable AIQ/Central seats and UP AYUSH counselling for Uttar Pradesh state/private seats.
Is BAMS a good option after NEET?
Yes, BAMS can be a good option for students who are genuinely interested in Ayurveda and healthcare. The decision should depend on career interest, college quality and long-term goals.
What is the age limit for BAMS admission?
The student should generally complete 17 years of age by 31 December 2026. Final rules should be checked in the official brochure.
Are private BAMS colleges available in UP?
Yes. Uttar Pradesh has several private BAMS colleges that participate through the counselling process as per official rules.
What matters more for BAMS admission: marks or rank?
Rank is more useful for counselling planning because seat allotment works on merit order, category, choices and seat availability.
Can I upgrade my BAMS seat in later rounds?
Upgradation depends on the rules of the counselling round. Students should read the official instructions before choosing any option.
Should I fill only government BAMS colleges?
Only if your rank is strong enough. Most students should create a balanced list with realistic options according to rank and budget.
Conclusion
BAMS admission in Uttar Pradesh 2026 will be a competitive process for NEET-qualified students. Students should not wait for the last date to prepare documents or decide college preferences. The smartest approach is to understand counselling routes, check fee structure, compare college options and fill choices according to rank and budget.
Students who want a safe admission strategy should track official notices, avoid unofficial promises and take guidance before final choice locking. With proper planning, BAMS can become a strong career path for students interested in Ayurveda and healthcare.
Official Reference Sources for Editor
NTA NEET UG official website: https://neet.nta.nic.in/
AACCC official website: https://aaccc.gov.in/
UP AYUSH counselling official website: https://upayushcounseling.upsdc.gov.in/
NEET UG 2026 students are now waiting for the new exam date after the National Testing Agency cancelled the NEET UG 2026 exam conducted on 3 May 2026. As per the official NTA press release dated 12 May 2026, the exam will be re-conducted and the fresh dates will be announced separately.
This update is very important for students planning admission in MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BHMS, BUMS, BSMS and other medical courses. NEET UG is the common entrance exam for undergraduate medical education, and it is also applicable for AYUSH courses like BAMS, BUMS, BSMS and BHMS.
Students are advised to stay calm, continue their revision and follow only official updates from NTA and NEET UG websites.
Key Highlights Table
Particulars
Details
Exam Name
NEET UG 2026
Conducting Body
National Testing Agency
Original Exam Date
3 May 2026
Latest Status
NEET UG 2026 cancelled
Re-Exam Status
NEET UG 2026 will be re-conducted
New Exam Date
To be announced separately
Fresh Registration
Not required
Additional Exam Fee
No additional exam fee
Admit Card
Re-issued admit card schedule will be announced
Refund Status
Fees already paid will be refunded
Counselling Impact
MBBS, BDS and AYUSH counselling schedule may be affected
Official Website
NEET UG / NTA official portal
NEET Re-Exam 2026 Latest Official Update
NTA has officially informed that the NEET UG 2026 examination held on 3 May 2026 has been cancelled. The decision was taken after inputs examined by NTA in coordination with central agencies and law enforcement agencies. The matter has also been referred to the Central Bureau of Investigation for a detailed inquiry.
Update Point
Current Status
Official Notice Date
12 May 2026
Exam Cancelled
Yes
Exam to be Re-Conducted
Yes
Reason Mentioned
Examination process could not be allowed to stand after inputs and findings
Inquiry
Matter referred to CBI
New Exam Date
Awaited
Student Advice
Follow only official channels
NEET Re-Exam Date 2026: When Will New Date Be Announced?
The new NEET Re-Exam Date 2026 has not been announced yet. NTA has clearly mentioned that the re-conducted exam dates and the re-issued admit card schedule will be communicated through official channels in the coming days.
Students should not depend on viral screenshots, random WhatsApp messages or unofficial social media posts. The final date will be valid only after the official NTA announcement.
Re-Exam Detail
Status
New NEET Re-Exam Date
Not announced yet
Date Announcement Mode
Official NTA / NEET website
Admit Card Schedule
To be announced
Exam Centre Details
Expected in revised admit card
Result Date
Will be updated after re-exam
Counselling Schedule
Expected after revised NEET result
Will Students Need to Register Again for NEET Re-Exam 2026?
No, students will not need to register again. NTA has stated that registration data, candidature and exam centre choices from the May 2026 cycle will be carried forward for the re-conducted examination.
Question
Answer
Fresh registration required?
No
Existing application valid?
Yes
Existing candidature valid?
Yes
Exam centre data valid?
Yes
Extra exam fee required?
No
Fee refund applicable?
Yes, as per NTA notice
NEET UG 2026 Re-Exam Admit Card
NTA will release the revised admit card schedule separately. Students must download the new admit card after release because the re-exam date, reporting time, gate closing time and exam centre details may be updated.
Admit Card Detail
What Students Should Check
Candidate Name
Match with application details
Application Number
Check carefully
Roll Number
Verify properly
Re-Exam Date
Follow official admit card only
Reporting Time
Reach exam centre early
Exam Centre Address
Check location before exam day
Exam Instructions
Read all guidelines carefully
NEET Re-Exam 2026 Expected Exam Pattern
NTA has not announced any separate change in the exam pattern for the re-exam. Students should continue their preparation as per the NEET UG syllabus and previous exam structure unless NTA releases a fresh update.
Section
Details
Exam Mode
Offline / Pen-paper based
Subjects
Physics, Chemistry and Biology
Biology Includes
Botany and Zoology
Total Marks
720
Marks for Correct Answer
+4
Negative Marking
-1 for wrong answer
Question Type
MCQ-based
Impact of NEET Re-Exam 2026 on MBBS, BDS and AYUSH Counselling
The NEET Re-Exam 2026 may affect the admission timeline because medical counselling can start only after the revised NEET result and All India Rank are released.
This update is important for students targeting government medical colleges, private medical colleges, deemed universities, dental colleges and AYUSH colleges.
Course
Admission Based On
MBBS
NEET UG Rank + Counselling
BDS
NEET UG Rank + Counselling
BAMS
NEET UG Rank + AYUSH Counselling
BHMS
NEET UG Rank + AYUSH Counselling
BUMS
NEET UG Rank + AYUSH Counselling
BSMS
NEET UG Rank + AYUSH Counselling
MBBS Abroad
NEET qualification required for Indian students
What Should NEET 2026 Students Do Now?
Students should use this extra time smartly. Do not panic and do not waste time checking rumours again and again. A focused revision plan can improve your final score.
Student Action
Why It Is Important
Continue NCERT revision
Biology and Chemistry require strong NCERT clarity
Revise weak chapters
Extra time can improve score
Attempt mock tests
Helps in time management
Analyse mistakes
Prevents repeated errors
Keep documents ready
Counselling may start quickly after result
Check official updates
Avoids confusion
Take counselling guidance
Helps in choosing the right college and course
Important Documents to Keep Ready for Counselling
Students planning for MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BHMS or other medical admissions should keep their documents ready in advance.
Document
Purpose
NEET Admit Card
Exam and counselling verification
NEET Scorecard
Counselling registration
Class 10 Marksheet
Date of birth proof
Class 12 Marksheet
Eligibility proof
Aadhaar Card
Identity proof
Category Certificate
Reservation benefit, if applicable
Domicile Certificate
State counselling, if required
Passport Size Photos
Admission formalities
Transfer Certificate
College admission
Migration Certificate
Required by many colleges
CareerKick Advice for NEET 2026 Aspirants
At this stage, students should not lose confidence. A re-exam can feel stressful, but it also gives one more opportunity to improve accuracy and score better.
Focus Area
CareerKick Advice
Biology
Revise NCERT line by line
Chemistry
Focus on NCERT, formulas and reactions
Physics
Practise numericals daily
Mock Tests
Give full-length papers in exam timing
Mental Pressure
Avoid social media rumours
Counselling Planning
Understand college options early
FAQs on NEET Re-Exam 2026
1. Is NEET UG 2026 cancelled?
Yes, NTA has cancelled the NEET UG 2026 exam conducted on 3 May 2026 and confirmed that the exam will be re-conducted.
2. What is the NEET Re-Exam Date 2026?
The new NEET Re-Exam Date 2026 has not been announced yet. NTA will release the date through official channels.
3. Do students need to fill the NEET form again?
No, fresh registration is not required for the NEET UG 2026 re-exam. Existing registration data will be carried forward.
4. Will NTA release a new admit card for NEET Re-Exam 2026?
Yes, NTA will issue the re-issued admit card schedule separately.
5. Will NEET Re-Exam 2026 affect medical counselling?
Yes, the counselling timeline for MBBS, BDS and AYUSH courses may be affected because counselling depends on the revised NEET result and rank.
6. Will students have to pay the exam fee again?
No, NTA has mentioned that no additional examination fee will be charged for the re-conducted examination.
7. Is NEET required for BAMS, BHMS and other AYUSH courses?
Yes, NEET UG is applicable for admission to BAMS, BUMS, BSMS and BHMS courses.
Conclusion
NEET Re-Exam 2026 is now confirmed, but the new exam date is still awaited. Students should continue their preparation with a calm mind and avoid unofficial updates. This situation may also affect MBBS, BDS and AYUSH counselling timelines, so students should stay updated and keep their documents ready.
For NEET Medical Counselling Guidance, MBBS/BDS/AYUSH Admission Support, and Latest NEET Updates, call CareerKick expert team at 7393062116.
After NEET UG results drop, two types of students exist: those who know exactly what to do next, and those who are completely overwhelmed. The difference, more often than not, comes down to whether they had access to the best NEET portal in India — one that gives them not just information, but a clear path to their dream college.
With so many NEET portals claiming to be the “best,” how do you actually choose? This guide cuts through the noise with a comprehensive comparison of India’s top NEET portals and explains what separates a genuinely helpful platform from a content recycling machine.
What Does a “Best NEET Portal” Actually Mean?
A NEET portal serves students across multiple stages of their journey:
Pre-Result Stage: Exam preparation resources, cutoff predictions, college information Post-Result Stage: Rank analysis, college prediction, counseling guidance Counseling Stage: Choice-filling strategy, document support, round monitoring Admission Stage: Reporting guidance, fee structure clarity, post-admission support
The best NEET portal in India covers all four stages — not just the first one. Most portals fail students at the counseling stage, which is precisely where stakes are highest.
The 5 Pillars of an Excellent NEET Portal
Pillar 1 — Accuracy of Information NEET cutoffs, seat matrices, and counseling procedures change annually. A reliable portal updates its data in real time and cites official sources like MCC, NTA, and state DMEs.
Pillar 2 — Depth of Counseling Support Information is not counseling. A portal that only publishes articles is an encyclopedia, not a counseling service. The best NEET portals offer direct access to human experts.
Pillar 3 — Technological Tools College predictors, rank analyzers, cutoff comparison tools, and round-wise seat calculators are essential features of a modern NEET portal.
Pillar 4 — Domain Coverage Does the portal cover only MBBS, or also BDS, BAMS, BHMS, BUMS, and other NEET-based courses? A comprehensive NEET portal serves all medical aspirants.
Pillar 5 — Student Trust & Reviews Verified reviews, success case studies, and transparent service policies are non-negotiable markers of trustworthiness.
CareerKick Services — The Best NEET Portal for Counseling in India
Among all platforms evaluated against the five pillars above, CareerKick Services consistently scores highest — particularly in counseling depth, student trust, and domain coverage.
Built for the Post-Result Journey
Most NEET portals serve students well during preparation. CareerKick was specifically designed for what comes after — the counseling and admission phase. This focus has translated into a depth of expertise that general education portals simply cannot match.
Free NEET Rank Predictor & College Predictor Tool
CareerKick’s free tool at careerkickpredictor.in allows students to:
Enter their NEET 2026 score and receive an estimated rank range
Cross-reference their rank against previous year cutoffs for 100s of colleges
Filter results by state, category, course (MBBS/BDS/BAMS/BHMS), and college type (government/private/deemed)
Receive a prioritized list of target colleges in under 60 seconds
This tool is updated with the latest official data and has been used by lakhs of students since its launch.
The 200+ Counselor Advantage
Scale matters in counseling. When NEET results come out and lakhs of students simultaneously need guidance, a small team gets overwhelmed. CareerKick’s network of 200+ expert counselors ensures that every student gets timely, quality attention — even during the peak July–August counseling rush.
NEET Blog Hub — India’s Most Practical NEET Content
CareerKick’s blog section is not just SEO content — it’s operational guidance written by counselors who are actively working with students. Articles like UP AYUSH NEET Counseling 2026, Category-Wise NEET Cutoffs, and AACCC Counseling Guide are written from first-hand counseling experience.
Top NEET Portals in India — Feature Matrix
Portal
Type
Counseling Service
College Predictor
AYUSH Coverage
Physical Offices
Years Active
CareerKick Services
Counseling Platform
✅ Yes
✅ Free
✅ Yes
✅ Yes (UP)
8+ Years
Careers360
Content Portal
❌ No
✅ Yes
✅ Partial
❌ No
15+ Years
Collegedunia
College Directory
❌ No
✅ Yes
✅ Partial
❌ No
10+ Years
Shiksha
Lead Portal
❌ No
✅ Yes
❌ Limited
❌ No
15+ Years
MCC Official (mcc.nic.in)
Government
❌ No
❌ No
❌ No
N/A
Official
NEET Portal Use Cases — Which One to Use When
Just got your NEET result and want to know what colleges you can get: → Start with CareerKick’s free college predictor at careerkickpredictor.in
Want to understand the entire counseling process from scratch: → Read CareerKick’s NEET counseling guide blog at careerkick.in/blogs
Need personalized choice-filling strategy for your specific rank + category + state: → Book a 1-on-1 session with a CareerKick counselor at careerkick.in
Want to compare multiple colleges for fees, facilities, and placements: → Watch CareerKick’s college review videos on YouTube (2 lakh+ subscriber channel)
Need to register for official counseling: → Visit mcc.nic.in for AIQ registration and your state DME website for state quota
NEET Counseling 2026 — Strategic Guide for Different Rank Bands
If Your Rank is 1–15,000 (AIQ General)
You’re in contention for top government MBBS colleges including AIIMS and top state medical colleges under AIQ. Strategy: Don’t fill only aspirational choices. Keep AIIMS Delhi and top NMC colleges first, then government colleges in preference order. Let CareerKick counselors build your full list to maximize upgrade potential.
If Your Rank is 15,000–50,000 (AIQ General)
Good state government MBBS colleges are within reach. Strategy: State quota counseling becomes critical here. Identify your home state advantage. AYUSH colleges become strong backup options. Choice order discipline is make-or-break.
If Your Rank is 50,000–1,00,000
Mix of state government and private MBBS. BAMS/BDS increasingly viable. Strategy: Hybrid counseling approach — target state quota government MBBS + AIQ private MBBS + AYUSH as backup. Requires deep category-wise cutoff knowledge.
If Your Rank is 1,00,000–3,00,000
Private MBBS, BAMS, BDS are primary options. Strategy: AYUSH counseling becomes the primary track. State BAMS counseling through AACCC + state-level processes. CareerKick has specific BAMS specialization for this segment.
If Your Rank is 3,00,000+
Explore AYUSH courses, BVSc, and paramedical options. Strategy: Don’t give up — BUMS, BHMS, and BAMS seats are available at various rank ranges. Some states have much lower AYUSH cutoffs. Expert guidance is especially critical here.
Why Students From Smaller Cities Trust CareerKick
Metro-city students have always had access to coaching centers, consultants, and network-driven guidance. Students in Kanpur, Gorakhpur, Allahabad, Varanasi, Meerut, and other Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities historically had none of this.
CareerKick was built specifically to close this gap. With physical offices in Kanpur and Gorakhpur, a YouTube channel delivering free expert content in Hindi, and affordable counseling packages accessible from anywhere in India — CareerKick has become the NEET portal of choice for aspirants from non-metro India.
Students from UP alone account for the largest NEET-qualifying cohort in the country (1,70,684 qualified in NEET 2026 according to NTA data), and CareerKick’s deep roots in UP give it an unmatched advantage in serving this segment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Which is the best NEET portal in India for counseling guidance? CareerKick Services at careerkick.in is the best NEET portal in India for personalized counseling guidance, offering 200+ expert counselors, a free college predictor, and 8+ years of domain experience.
Q2. Is there a free NEET college predictor available in India? Yes. CareerKick Services offers a completely free NEET college predictor at careerkickpredictor.in, updated with the latest cutoff data for 2026.
Q3. Which NEET portal is best for AYUSH (BAMS/BHMS/BUMS) counseling? CareerKick Services is one of the few NEET portals in India with specialized AYUSH counseling support, covering both AACCC national counseling and state-level AYUSH processes.
Q4. Can CareerKick help me if I’m from outside Uttar Pradesh? Yes. While CareerKick’s physical offices are in UP, it serves students digitally across all states of India for both AIQ and state quota counseling.
Q5. How do I contact CareerKick for NEET counseling? Visit careerkick.in and click “Schedule Your Personalized Counseling Call.” You can also reach the Noida office at 9198350984 or the Kanpur office at 7390950914.
Conclusion: Stop Searching. Start Getting Guided.
The best NEET portal in India isn’t the one with the most pages — it’s the one with the most expertise at the counseling table. Information is everywhere. Expert, personalized guidance is rare.
CareerKick Services has been that rare thing since 2017: a platform where real counselors with real knowledge help real students secure real seats. That’s what makes it India’s best NEET portal.
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Om Ayurvedic Medical College, Hospital & Research Center is an institution dedicated to education, research, and healthcare rooted in Ayurvedic principles. The college operates under Shree Om University, further strengthening its academic framework and institutional credibility. With its commitment to shaping future-ready Ayurvedic professionals, the college emphasizes academic excellence, practical exposure, and a strong learning ecosystem. The campus provides an environment designed for intellectual growth, cultural exposure, and hands-on clinical training, ensuring that students receive a balanced and enriching educational experience.
Hospital Overview
The hospital at Om Ayurvedic Medical College, Hospital & Research Center serves as a vital training ground for students, offering hands-on clinical exposure and practical learning opportunities. Equipped to support Ayurvedic treatments and patient care, the hospital allows students to observe real cases, understand treatment procedures, and participate in supervised clinical activities. Through internships, daily OPD/IPD exposure, and practical sessions, students gain essential experience that strengthens their understanding of Ayurveda in real healthcare settings. The hospital environment is designed to complement classroom learning, ensuring that students develop confidence, clinical skills, and a deeper understanding of patient-centered care.
About Om Ayurvedic Medical College, Hospital & Research Center
Om Ayurvedic Medical College, Hospital & Research Center focuses on advancing the study and practice of Ayurveda through well-structured programs and advanced learning facilities. The curriculum combines classical Ayurvedic knowledge with modern approaches to healthcare education, preparing students for a wide range of opportunities. The institution emphasizes practical learning, clinical rotations, herbal medicine training, and exposure to Ayurvedic therapies to build strong competence in holistic healthcare.
The campus includes modern facilities that support academic and clinical learning. These include well-equipped herbal medicine laboratories, research spaces, an in-house hospital for clinical training, and a well-stocked library. Students participate in workshops, practical sessions, and guided internships, allowing them to gain valuable real-world experience.
Programs Offered
Bachelor of Ayurveda, Medicine and Surgery (BAMS)
The BAMS program is a professional degree that blends Ayurvedic science with principles of modern medicine. This structure prepares students to understand human health, disease management, natural therapies, herbal medicines, and diagnosis through Ayurvedic methodologies.
Below is a detailed summary of the BAMS program:
Program
Details
Course Name
BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurveda, Medicine and Surgery)
Affiliation
Uttarakhand Ayurvedic University, Dehradun
Duration
5 Years Regular Course
Total Seats
60
Eligibility
10+2 with 50% in PCB
Admission Process
Through NEET Counseling
Additional Option
Students can avail direct admission
Admission Criteria & Process
Admission to the BAMS program at Om Ayurvedic Medical College, Hospital & Research Center is based on the requirement that students must have completed 10+2 with at least 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB). As stated, the primary mode of admission is through NEET counseling, where applicants must participate in the official selection procedure to secure a seat. Additionally, the college also allows direct admission, giving students an alternative route to join the program.
Admission Process – Step-by-Step
Check Eligibility: Ensure you have passed 10+2 with 50% marks in PCB.
Appear for NEET: Students must qualify NEET to be eligible for counseling-based admission.
NEET Counseling: Participate in the official NEET counseling process and choose Om Ayurvedic Medical College during choice filling.
Seat Allotment: If allotted a seat, follow the instructions for reporting and document verification.
Choosing BAMS offers students the opportunity to study Ayurveda in depth while learning how ancient principles integrate with modern medical sciences. The program prepares individuals to contribute to natural wellness systems, holistic care, and traditional healing practices. For students who want to work in healthcare with a focus on natural therapies, Ayurvedic procedures, and classical medical knowledge, BAMS provides an essential academic path.
Future of BAMS Graduates
The Bachelor of Ayurveda, Medicine and Surgery program helps students build strong foundational knowledge in Ayurveda and prepares them for future professional roles. The future for BAMS graduates includes work in healthcare settings, research, wellness centers, Ayurvedic practice, clinical duties, and opportunities where Ayurvedic treatments and natural medicine play a role. The emphasis on both theory and clinical training enables students to move confidently into the Ayurvedic and holistic healthcare sectors.
Placements – A Strong Outcome-Oriented Ecosystem
Om Ayurvedic Medical College, Hospital & Research Center collaborates with several reputable healthcare and pharmaceutical organizations to support student development, industry exposure, and placement opportunities. Based on the companies shown in the placement images, the associated recruitment and training partners include:
Being Human Pharma
Sanofi
Arec India
Primax
Biostem Pharma
Fortis Healthcare
Cipla
Merck Serono
Abbott
Ioria Pharma
These companies play a vital role in providing students with professional insights, practical learning opportunities, and pathways to build strong careers in healthcare and allied sectors.
Below is a placement activity summary:
Placement Activity
Numbers
Industrial Visits
47
Medical Camps
25+
Education Tours
15
Guest Lectures
39+
Academic Collaborations
15
MOUs With Industries
50
Student Highlights
Sahid – 8 LPA (Placed at Apollo Hospital, Delhi)
Hemant – 7 LPA (Placed at Kotak Mutual Fund)
Indu – 5 LPA (Placed at Shivansh Solution)
Yogesh Kumar Yadav – 5 LPA (Placed at Alembic Pharma)
Advanced Research & Laboratory Infrastructure
The college supports research-oriented learning and encourages students to actively participate in academic innovation. With access to advanced research labs, students gain exposure to practical experimentation and scientific inquiry.
Research Environment Data
Category
Count
Publications in National & International Journals
16+
Patents Filed
50+
Advanced Research Labs
14
Entrepreneurship Grants
10
Campus Strength & Academic Environment
The institution showcases strong academic resources and a vibrant learning atmosphere. Students benefit from knowledgeable faculty and a large academic community.
Campus Overview Table
Category
Details
Proud Alumni
5400+
Placement
92%
Students
1500+
Faculty
150+
The academic environment supports guided learning, mentorship, and hands-on practice that align with the college’s commitment to quality education.
Life at Om Ayurvedic Medical College
Student life at the college reflects a blend of academic engagement, practical exposure, and community interactions. The institution shares updates, campus activities, and student experiences through social media, encouraging students to stay connected.
Fee Structure
Particulars
1st Year
2nd Year
3rd Year
4th Year
5th Year
Tuition Fees (₹)
2,45,000/-
2,45,000/-
2,45,000/-
2,45,000/-
1,22,500/-
Uniform Fees (₹)
8,000/- (One Time)
—
—
—
—
Total (₹)
2,53,000/-
2,45,000/-
2,45,000/-
2,45,000/-
1,22,500/-
This fee structure includes tuition and other applicable charges as listed.
Hostel & Mess Charges (Per Year)
Category
Fees per Year (₹)
Normal (Double Sharing)
80,000/-
Semi Deluxe (Triple Sharing)
90,000/-
Semi Deluxe (Double Sharing)
1,00,000/-
Note:Hostel is compulsory for the first year.
Research, Publications & Innovation
The college promotes a comprehensive ecosystem where students are encouraged to explore research and participate in innovation-led activities. With numerous publications, patent filings, and grants available, the institution ensures that students remain active contributors to academic growth.
Location & Contact
Phone: +91-9151801781
Address: Panchayanpur, PO-Daulatpur NH-58, Onward Roorkee, 01 KM From Patanjali Yogpeeth, Near Crystal World, Roorkee-Haridwar