In short
AACCC has published the AYUSH UG 2026 Round 3 result; its portal now shows the “final result of AACCC UG R-3”. Allotted candidates must report to their college by 29 October (reporting window 24–29 October), with joined-candidate verification on 30–31 October. If you have no seat, the next step is Stray Round I: registration and payment 3–9 November, choices 4–9 November, result 12 November, reporting 13–18 November. Stray Round II has no fresh registration; its result is due on 24 November. The rounds cover BAMS, BUMS, BSMS and BHMS seats.
Updated 27 October 2026. The Round 3 result and the 24–29 October reporting window are confirmed by KollegeApply (23 October), EduProspect (23 October) and FreeJobAlert (23 October); FreeJobAlert notes that AACCC’s provisional result notice is dated 22 October, a day before the scheduled date. FindMyCollege (22 October) gives a 23–30 October reporting window instead; go by the dates on your allotment letter. On 27 October we opened aaccc.gov.in, which lists the “Final result of AACCC UG R-3” as uploaded. Stray round dates are from AACCC’s 2026 schedule as reported by Careers360 (updated 15 October) and Medical Dialogues (6 October). Fee and deposit amounts are as reported by Careers360 only. Check the AACCC notice before you pay.
AYUSH Round 3 and stray round dates at a glance
| Step | Round 3 | Stray Round I | Stray Round II |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seat matrix verification | 12–13 October | 1–2 November | Not applicable |
| Registration and payment | 14–20 October (closed) | 3–9 November | No fresh registration |
| Choice filling | Closed | 4–9 November | Stray Round I choices carry over |
| Result | Published (notice dated 22 October) | 12 November | 24 November |
| Reporting at the college | 24–29 October | 13–18 November | 25–30 November |
| Joined-candidate verification | 30–31 October | 19–20 November | 1–2 December |
Round 3 is finished except for reporting. If you were allotted a seat, download the allotment letter from aaccc.gov.in and report with original documents by 29 October. Not reporting means losing the seat, and AACCC’s bulletin decides what happens to your deposit. If you got no seat, or did not take part, Stray Round I in November is the remaining AACCC round.
Which seats AACCC fills
As Careers360 reports, AACCC counsels 15% All India Quota seats in government and government-aided AYUSH colleges, and 100% of UG seats in central universities, national institutes and deemed universities. Medical Dialogues adds that the stray rounds cover government, government-aided, central university, national institute and deemed university seats. State-quota AYUSH seats are filled by state counselling bodies on their own calendars.
Jamia Hamdard’s BUMS seats, for example, come through AACCC. Our Jamia Hamdard BUMS page lists the university’s own fee schedule.
Fees and security deposit
As reported by Careers360. The registration fee is not refunded; the security deposit is refundable if you follow AACCC’s rules.
| Seat type | Registration fee | Security deposit |
|---|---|---|
| AIQ government, government-aided, central university or national institute — UR/EWS/OBC-NCL | ₹1,000 | ₹20,000 |
| The same seats — SC/ST/PwBD | ₹500 | ₹20,000 |
| Deemed university (all categories) | ₹5,000 | ₹50,000 |
Tuition is separate and is paid to the college. Deemed AYUSH fees vary a great deal, so read the college’s fee sheet before you lock it. Our hidden costs guide lists charges that a fee sheet often leaves out, and the same questions apply to AYUSH colleges.
Round 3 versus the stray rounds
- Round 3 registration has closed. Its result is out and only reporting remains.
- Stray Round I needs its own registration from 3 to 9 November, as both reports show.
- Stray Round II has no registration or choice filling. Medical Dialogues reports that Stray Round I choices are used again.
- Treat any stray seat as join-or-forfeit. Read AACCC’s exit and forfeiture rules before you lock a choice. Our refund and exit rules explain how this works in MCC counselling; AACCC’s bulletin decides for AYUSH.
If you are also in MBBS counselling, MCC’s MBBS stray round reporting ended on 26 October, and reports say 837 MBBS seats were still vacant after it (vacant MBBS seats after the stray round). State AYUSH rounds run on their own calendars; check your state portal from our official state portals list. Joining one seat can make you ineligible for another.
What to do in the next 14 days
- Allotted in Round 3? Report to the college with original documents by 29 October and keep every receipt.
- No seat? Put 3–9 November in your calendar for Stray Round I registration and payment; choice filling runs from 4 to 9 November.
- Build a short list now. Include only colleges you would join and can afford for the full course. Check each college with our verification checklist.
- Check the AACCC portal around 1–2 November, when the stray seat matrix is due to be verified.
- Watch for the Stray Round I result on 12 November and report between 13 and 18 November.
Frequently asked questions
Is the AYUSH Round 3 result 2026 out?
Yes. AACCC’s provisional notice is dated 22 October 2026, and on 27 October its portal listed the final Round 3 result as uploaded.
What is the last date to report for AYUSH Round 3?
29 October 2026, with reporting from 24 October, as reported by KollegeApply, EduProspect and FreeJobAlert. Go by the date on your allotment letter.
When is the AYUSH stray vacancy round in 2026?
Stray Round I registration runs from 3 to 9 November, with the result on 12 November and reporting from 13 to 18 November. Stray Round II has no fresh registration; its result is due on 24 November and reporting runs from 25 to 30 November.
How much is the AACCC security deposit for deemed universities?
₹50,000 for all categories, with a ₹5,000 registration fee, as reported by Careers360. For government, aided, central university and national institute seats the deposit is reported as ₹20,000. Confirm the amount on the payment screen.
Does AACCC fill state-quota AYUSH seats?
No. AACCC fills 15% All India Quota seats in government and aided colleges and all seats in central universities, national institutes and deemed universities. State-quota seats go through state counselling.
Sources
- Medical Dialogues — AYUSH counselling 2026: AACCC releases round 2 results, round 3 registrations from October 14 (6 October 2026)
- Careers360 — AYUSH UG counselling 2026: Round 3 registration started (updated 15 October 2026)
- KollegeApply — AYUSH NEET UG Counselling 2026: Round 3 Seat Allotment Result Out (23 October 2026)
- EduProspect — AYUSH NEET Round 3 Counselling 2026 Seat Allotment Result Out (23 October 2026)
- FreeJobAlert — AYUSH NEET UG Round 3 Seat Allotment Result 2026 Out (23 October 2026)
- FindMyCollege — AYUSH NEET 2026 round 3 seat allotment result out (22 October 2026)
- AACCC — AYUSH Admissions Central Counselling Committee (opened 27 October 2026)
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Sources and how to verify this page
Cutoffs and fees on this page are compiled estimates for the 2026 cycle, not official figures. Every claim about eligibility, counselling process and legality can be checked against the primary sources below, and you should check them before acting.
- National Medical Commission — recognised colleges and seat matrix
- Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) — deemed and all-India quota
- National Testing Agency — NEET-UG results and percentiles
- UP DGME — Uttar Pradesh private MBBS counselling
- BCECEB — Bihar private MBBS counselling
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