AYUSH admission
AYUSH counselling for BAMS, BHMS and BUMS
Admission to BAMS (Ayurveda), BHMS (Homoeopathy) and BUMS (Unani) is based on your NEET UG score. We guide students and parents through Maharashtra state counselling and All India Quota AYUSH counselling, from choosing colleges to reporting for admission. In Nagpur or online.
How we help
- Understanding the two main routes: Maharashtra state quota counselling by the State CET Cell, and AYUSH All India Quota counselling by AACCC (Ministry of Ayush).
- A realistic college list for your NEET score and category, using previous years’ official cut-offs.
- Comparing government, aided and private colleges on fees, location and facilities.
- Careful choice filling and decisions between rounds.
- A document checklist (domicile, caste validity, non-creamy layer, EWS) prepared early.
How it works
Step 1
Share your NEET details
Score, rank, category, domicile and budget.
Step 2
Know your routes
State quota, All India Quota, and which colleges each covers.
Step 3
Plan your choices
A college list in the right order for every round.
Step 4
Support until admission
Allotments, documents and reporting.
Common questions
Who conducts AYUSH counselling?
In Maharashtra, the State CET Cell conducts counselling for state quota BAMS, BHMS and BUMS seats. AACCC, under the Ministry of Ayush, conducts counselling for the 15% All India Quota seats in government and aided AYUSH colleges, and for seats in central universities, national institutes and deemed universities. Always check the current year’s official notice.
Is NEET UG required for BAMS, BHMS and BUMS?
Yes. Admission to these courses is through NEET UG.
Is BAMS or BHMS a good choice if I miss MBBS?
They are full professional degrees with their own careers in practice, hospitals, research and the wellness sector. We help you compare them honestly with your interests and budget.
Do you guarantee admission?
No. Allotment depends on merit, category and seat availability. We help you make the best choices with the facts available.