AACCC Counselling 2026 – Complete Guide: Registration, Dates, Process, Fees & Seat Allotment
AACCC Counselling 2026 – Complete Step-by-Step Guide (aaccc.gov.in)
If you have qualified NEET UG 2026 and want admission in BAMS, BHMS, BUMS, or BSMS, then AACCC Counselling 2026 is the most important process you need to understand. This guide covers everything — from what AACCC is, to registration, fees, choice filling, seat allotment, and expert tips to secure your seat.
Written by Dr. SR Prajapati — BAMS Graduate (MMM Udaipur), AYUSH Counselling Expert with 3+ years of guidance experience and 1000+ students counselled across 8 states.
What is AACCC? – Full Form & Overview
AACCC Full Form: Ayush Admissions Central Counselling Committee
AACCC is the official central counselling body established by the Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India under NCISM (National Commission for Indian System of Medicine). It conducts all-India level counselling for AYUSH undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
Official Website: aaccc.gov.in
AACCC counselling is also known as:
- AACCC Counselling (for UG courses — BAMS, BHMS, BUMS, BSMS)
- AACCC UG Counselling
- AYUSH AIQ Counselling
- AACCC Govt Counselling (for Govt, Govt Aided, Central University, Deemed University college AIQ seats)
AACCC Counselling 2026 – Which Seats Are Covered?
AACCC does NOT cover all AYUSH seats. It specifically handles:
| Seat Type | Quota | Coverage |
|---|---|---|
| Government / Govt-Aided Colleges | 15% All India Quota (AIQ) | All States & UTs |
| Central Universities (CU) | 100% seats | All India Open |
| National Institutes (NI) | 100% seats | All India Open |
| Deemed Universities | 100% seats | All India Open |
| Delhi University AYUSH Colleges | 85% seats | Special Category |
Important: The remaining 85% seats in Government colleges and 100% seats in Private colleges are filled by respective State Counselling Authorities (not by AACCC).
So if you want a government BAMS/BHMS seat in Rajasthan, you need BOTH:
- AACCC registration (for AIQ 15% seats)
- Rajasthan State AYUSH Counselling (for state quota 85% seats)
AACCC Counselling 2026 – Courses Covered
AACCC conducts counselling for the following UG AYUSH courses:
- BAMS – Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery
- BHMS – Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery
- BUMS – Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery
- BSMS – Bachelor of Siddha Medicine and Surgery
- B.Pharm (Ayurveda) / ITRA – Bachelor of Pharmacy (Ayurveda)
Total AYUSH seats covered across India: 52,720+ seats in 914+ colleges
AACCC Counselling 2026 – Eligibility Criteria
- To participate in AACCC UG Counselling 2026, you must:
- Have passed 10+2 (or equivalent) from a recognized board
- Have Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English in Class 12
- Have qualified NEET UG 2026 with minimum required percentile:
- General / EWS: 50th Percentile
- SC / ST / OBC: 40th Percentile
- PwD: 45th Percentile
- Meet the age requirement (minimum 17 years as on December 31, 2026)
AACCC Counselling 2026 – Fee Structure
Two types of fees are charged at registration time:
1. Non-Refundable Registration Fee
This fee is NOT returned regardless of seat allotment.
| Category | Fee (AIQ Govt) | Fee (Deemed University) |
|---|---|---|
| General / EWS | ₹1,000 | ₹5,000 |
| SC / ST / OBC | ₹500 | ₹2,500 |
2. Refundable Security Deposit
This amount is refunded after you join the allotted college within the stipulated time.
| Institution Type | Security Deposit |
|---|---|
| Govt / Govt-Aided (AIQ) | ₹10,000 |
| Central University / NI | ₹10,000 |
| Deemed University | ₹50,000 |
Expert Tip by Dr. SR Prajapati: If you apply for BOTH AIQ and Deemed University, you only pay the higher fee (₹55,000). No need to pay separately for both. This is a common confusion among students.
AACCC Counselling 2026 – Step-by-Step Process
Step 1: Registration on aaccc.gov.in
- Go to the official website: aaccc.gov.in
- Click on “UG Counselling” → “New Registration”
- Fill in NEET roll number, date of birth, and personal details
- Create login ID and password
Step 2: Pay Registration Fee & Security Deposit
- Select the type of counselling (AIQ / Deemed / Both)
- Pay online via Net Banking, UPI, Debit/Credit Card
- Download payment receipt — keep it safe
Step 3: Choice Filling & Locking
- Login → “Choice Filling” option
- Search colleges by state, course, category
- Arrange colleges in order of preference (most preferred first)
- Lock your choices before the deadline — unlocked choices are NOT considered
Dr. SR Prajapati Tip: Fill minimum 50–80 choices across government, CU/NI, and Deemed universities. More choices = more chances of getting a seat.
Step 4: Seat Allotment Result
- AACCC publishes allotment result on aaccc.gov.in
- Login and check your allotted college
- Download the Provisional Allotment Letter
Step 5: Accept Seat & Pay College Fee
- If satisfied with allotment — accept the seat online
- Pay the first-year fee to the allotted college’s account
- Keep the fee receipt for reporting
Step 6: Report to Allotted College
- Visit the college physically with original documents
- Get admission confirmed within the joining deadline
- Late reporting = seat cancellation
Security deposit is refunded to your bank account after you join the college. If you don’t join, deposit is forfeited.
AACCC Counselling 2026 – 4 Rounds Explained
AACCC conducts counselling in 4 rounds:
Round 1 – First Seat Allotment
- Fresh registration and choice filling
- Seat allotted based on NEET rank + preferences
- You can upgrade in Round 2
Round 2 – Upgradation Round
- Fresh Register (or use Round 1 registration)
- Fill fresh choices
- Upgraded seat allotted — mandatory to join if better seat received
- Can still upgrade in Round 3
Round 3 – Final Main Round
- Upgradation from Round 1 & Round 2 seats happens here
- After Round 3 result — joining is MANDATORY
- Leaving Round 3 seat means security deposit forfeiture + ban from further AACCC counselling
SVR (Stray Vacancy Round) 1 & 2 – Last Chance
- Seats remaining after Round 3 are offered here
- Fresh registration allowed in SVR
- Best opportunity for late starters or students with low ranks
- Seats fill fast — be ready with documents and funds
BAMS Cutoff 2025 – All Rounds Data → Rajasthan BAMS Cutoff 2025 – All Categories →
AACCC Govt Counselling – Government College AIQ Seats
One of the most searched terms is “AACCC govt” — students specifically looking for government college seats through AACCC.
Here’s what you need to know:
- AACCC covers only 15% AIQ seats in government colleges
- These are the most competitive seats — low rank required
- For Rajasthan government colleges, the 2025 UR closing rank was ~53,000–91,000 across rounds
- SC/ST/OBC categories get reserved seats with relaxed cutoffs
Documents Required for AACCC Counselling 2026
Carry original documents + 2 sets of self-attested photocopies at the time of college reporting:
- NEET UG 2026 Admit Card
- NEET UG 2026 Scorecard / Result
- Class 10th Marksheet & Certificate (Date of Birth proof)
- Class 12th Marksheet & Certificate
- Category Certificate (OBC / SC / ST / EWS — if applicable)
- Domicile / Bonafide Certificate
- ID Proof (Aadhaar Card / PAN Card / Passport)
- Passport Size Photographs (10–15 copies)
- Medical Fitness Certificate
- AACCC Provisional Allotment Letter (downloaded from portal)
- Fee payment receipt
AACCC Counselling 2026 – Common Mistakes to Avoid
Based on Dr. SR Prajapati’s experience of guiding 1000+ students, here are the top mistakes students make:
❌ Mistake 1: Not Registering in All Rounds
Many students register only in Round 1 and skip Round 2 or SVR. Every round has fresh seats — missing a round means missing opportunity.
❌ Mistake 2: Filling Too Few Choices
Students fill only 10–15 colleges. Always fill 50–80+ choices to maximise seat allotment probability.
❌ Mistake 3: Ignoring Deemed Universities
Deemed universities have 100% seats under AACCC and are often ignored. Many have excellent infrastructure and clinical exposure.
❌ Mistake 4: Late Document Preparation
After seat allotment, you get very little time to report. Students who take 2–3 days to collect documents often miss the deadline and lose their seat.
❌ Mistake 5: Not Participating in AACCC + State Counselling Together
AACCC covers AIQ (15%). State counselling covers state quota (85%). Doing only one means you’re missing the majority of seats.
AACCC vs State Counselling – Key Differences
| Feature | AACCC Counselling | State Counselling |
|---|---|---|
| Conducted by | AACCC | State AYUSH Department |
| Seats Covered | AIQ 15% + Deemed 100% | State Quota 85% |
| Open to | All India candidates | Domicile state students |
| Website | aaccc.gov.in | State-specific portal |
| Rounds | 4 (R1, R2, R3, SVR1, SVR2) | Varies by state |
| Competition | National level | State level |
AACCC Counselling 2026 – Expert Strategy by Dr. SR Prajapati
After guiding students through 5+ years of AYUSH counselling, here is the proven strategy:
Phase 1 — Immediately after NEET Result:
- Calculate your expected rank using rank predictors
- Identify your target colleges (Government AIQ + State quota + Deemed)
- Register for AACCC on Day 1 of registration window
Phase 2 — Choice Filling:
- List all government colleges first (low fees, high value)
- Then Central Universities / National Institutes
- Then Deemed Universities (backup options)
- Fill minimum 60–80 choices
Phase 3 — After Round 1 Allotment:
- If government seat received — carefully decide whether to upgrade in Round 2
- If no seat — re-register in Round 2 with revised preference list
- Simultaneously participate in state counselling
Phase 4 — Round 3 & SVR:
- If still no seat — aggressively register in SVR rounds
- SVR seats in Deemed universities often go at much lower ranks
Quick Reference – AACCC Counselling 2026 Summary
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Conducted by | AACCC, NCISM, Ministry of AYUSH |
| Official Website | aaccc.gov.in |
| Courses | BAMS, BHMS, BUMS, BSMS, B.Pharm ITRA |
| Total Seats | 52,720+ across 914+ colleges |
| AIQ Govt Seats | 15% of government college seats |
| Deemed / CU / NI | 100% seats |
| Rounds | Round 1, Round 2, Round 3, SVR 1, SVR 2 |
| Registration Fee (General) | ₹1,000 (AIQ) / ₹5,000 (Deemed) |
| Security Deposit | ₹10,000 (Govt) / ₹50,000 (Deemed) |
| Eligibility | NEET UG 2026 Qualified |
| Min NEET Percentile | 50th (General), 40th (SC/ST/OBC) |
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Last Updated: June 2026 | Author: Dr. SR Prajapati, BAMS (MMM Udaipur) | AYUSH Counselling Expert | aaccc.gov.in Official Data
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