Chhattisgarh BAMS/BHMS Mop-Up Round Result 2026: The seat allotment list for the mop-up round of Chhattisgarh AYUSH counselling for the academic session 2026–27 has been released. Candidates who participated in the state counselling process can check their allotment status, allotted college, course, quota and category in the published list.

The allotment list contains 306 candidates, comprising 222 BAMS seats and 84 BHMS seats. Of the total candidates listed, 269 have received fresh allotments, while 37 candidates have been upgraded to another college or seat preference.

Candidates should carefully review their allotment details and follow the admission and document-verification instructions issued by the counselling authority. The publication of an allotment list does not, by itself, complete the admission process; candidates must fulfil all prescribed admission requirements within the stipulated deadline.

Chhattisgarh AYUSH Mop-Up Round 2026: Key Highlights

The important details concerning the Chhattisgarh BAMS and BHMS mop-up round allotment are provided below.

Chhattisgarh BAMS/BHMS Mop-Up Round Allotment List 2026 PDF

The allotment list provides candidate-wise information about seats assigned during the mop-up round. Candidates should use the list to confirm whether they have received a fresh allotment or an upgrade from an earlier round.

The PDF includes details such as:

• Candidate roll number

• NEET UG All India rank

• Chhattisgarh state rank

• Allotted college or institute

• Course allotted — BAMS or BHMS

• Seat quota

• Candidate category and allotted category

• Preference number of the allotted seat

• Relevant remarks, including fresh allotment or upgrade status

Candidates should verify their information carefully. In particular, they should check the allotted institute and course, because the next steps for admission depend on the seat assigned to them.

Seat Allotment Statistics: BAMS and BHMS

The mop-up round allotment list records a total of 306 candidates. BAMS accounts for the larger share of the allotments, while the remaining seats are for BHMS.

The figures indicate that most candidates in the list have received fresh allotments, while a smaller group has moved to an upgraded seat. Candidates marked as upgraded should review the new allotment and the instructions applicable to their previous seat.

Colleges Included in the Chhattisgarh AYUSH Allotment List

The allotment list includes government and private institutions offering BAMS and BHMS programmes in Chhattisgarh.

BAMS colleges

The BAMS institutions appearing in the list include:

1.    Shri Narayan Prasad Awasthi Government Ayurved College, Raipur

2.    Government Ayurved College and Hospital, Bilaspur

3.    Chouksey College of Ayurved Research Center and Hospital, Bilaspur

4.    Rajiv Lochan Ayurved Medical College and Hospital, Chandkhuri, Durg

5.    Chhattisgarh Ayurved Medical College, Manki, Rajnandgaon

6.    Mahaveer College of Ayurvedic Science, Sundra, Rajnandgaon

7.    Raigarh Medical College and Hospital of Ayurved, Raigarh

BHMS colleges

The BHMS institutions appearing in the list include:

1.    University College of Homoeopathy, Sector-40, Nava Raipur

2.    Raipur Homoeopathic Medical College and Hospital, Ramkund, Raipur

Candidates should rely on their individual allotment entry to determine the college and course assigned to them. The list of participating colleges may differ from the institutions available in earlier counselling rounds.

Quotas and Categories Mentioned in the Allotment List

The allotment list records seats under different quotas and candidate categories. The quota shown against a candidate's name is important because it identifies the basis on which the seat has been assigned.

The list includes quota types such as:

• State Quota

• Domicile-Free Quota

• All India Quota

• Jain Minority Quota

The listed categories include Unreserved, OBC, SC, ST and EWS classifications, with the applicable category notation shown in the allotment document.

Candidates must check both the allotted quota and allotted category rather than relying solely on their category in the application form. If any detail appears incorrect, they should consult the counselling authority and follow the official grievance procedure, where applicable.

How to Check the Chhattisgarh AYUSH Mop-Up Round Allotment List 2026

Candidates can follow these steps to check their allotment status:

1.    Visit the official Chhattisgarh AYUSH counselling portal at cgayush.admissions.nic.in.

2.    Look for the BAMS/BHMS Round 3 or mop-up round allotment-list link.

3.    Open the relevant allotment PDF.

4.    Use the PDF search function to locate the candidate's roll number.

5.    Verify the allotted college, course, quota, category and rank details.

6.    Read the remarks column to determine whether the allotment is fresh or an upgrade.

7.    Save or download a copy of the allotment list for reference.

8.    Check the portal for the official admission schedule, reporting instructions and any subsequent notices.

Candidates should access the counselling portal directly and avoid relying on unofficial messages or unverified links for admission instructions.

What Should Candidates Do After the Allotment Result?

The next step depends on the allotment status shown in the PDF. Candidates who have received a seat should promptly check the reporting requirements and prepare the necessary documents.

Candidates with a fresh allotment

Candidates receiving a seat for the first time in this round should check the allotted institute and the official reporting schedule. They should complete document verification, fee payment and other admission formalities within the prescribed period.

Candidates whose seats have been upgraded

Candidates marked as upgraded should check the new institute and course carefully. They should read the applicable instructions regarding their earlier allotment and any required reporting or admission formalities. They should not assume that the previous seat remains available after an upgrade.

Candidates who did not receive their preferred seat

Candidates who did not receive their preferred college should check their counselling status and the latest official notices to understand whether any further counselling opportunity is available to them. The availability of another round should not be assumed unless it is announced by the competent authority.

Documents to Keep Ready for Admission

Candidates should consult the allotted college's instructions and the official counselling notice for the exact document requirements. Commonly required documents may include:

• NEET UG 2026 admit card

• NEET UG 2026 scorecard or rank details

• Class 10 marksheet or date-of-birth proof

• Class 12 marksheet and certificate

• Counselling registration or application details

• Seat allotment letter, when issued

• Government-issued photo identity proof

• Domicile or residence certificate, where applicable

• Category certificate, if applicable

• EWS certificate, if applicable

• Other documents specified by the counselling authority or allotted institution

Candidates should carry original documents for verification along with the required photocopies. They should also confirm whether the institution requires any additional declarations, photographs, fee receipts or certificates.

Important Advisory Regarding College Recognition and Admission Permission

Candidates should verify the current admission status of their allotted institution before completing admission formalities. The official counselling portal has carried a notice concerning Bharti Ayurveda Medical College and Hospital, Durg, stating that its participation in counselling is subject to a court-related condition and that the college has not been granted permission to admit students, pending the outcome of further proceedings.

The notice cautions candidates that an allotment to the institution would not guarantee admission if the required permission is not granted. Candidates should therefore read the latest official notices and confirm the college's admission eligibility before making decisions based on an allotment.

Why the Mop-Up Round Is Important

The mop-up round is conducted to fill available seats remaining after earlier rounds of counselling and to process eligible candidates according to the applicable merit, preference, quota and reservation rules.

For candidates seeking admission to undergraduate AYUSH programmes, this stage can provide another opportunity to obtain a seat in a participating institution. However, allotment depends on the seats available, the candidate's rank, the preferences submitted and the relevant counselling rules. A seat allotment should not be treated as a guarantee of admission until all required formalities have been completed.

Chhattisgarh AYUSH Counselling 2026: Key Points to Remember

• The BAMS/BHMS mop-up round allotment list for the 2026–27 academic session has been released.

• The list contains 306 candidates: 222 BAMS and 84 BHMS allotments.

• The published figures include 269 fresh allotments and 37 upgrades.

• Candidates should verify their roll number, allotted college, course, quota and category.

• Freshly allotted candidates and upgraded candidates should follow the instructions applicable to their status.

• The reporting and admission deadlines must be checked on the official counselling portal.

• Candidates should verify the current admission permission of their allotted college and read all relevant notices before completing the process.

Candidates are advised to keep checking the official Chhattisgarh AYUSH counselling portal for admission instructions, reporting deadlines and any revised notices. Completing the prescribed formalities on time is essential to secure an allotted seat.