The Admission Committee for Professional Undergraduate Medical Educational Courses (ACPUGMEC), Government of Gujarat, has released the Round 3 provisional seat allotment results for BAMS and BHMS admissions for the 2026–27 academic session. The announcement is an important development for candidates who participated in the third round of Gujarat AYUSH undergraduate counselling through NEET UG 2026.

The committee has published two separate allotment documents: a provisional merit-wise allotment list and a provisional institute-wise allotment list. These documents enable candidates to check their allotment status either by locating their names and merit numbers or by examining the college-wise admission details.

According to the published Round 3 figures, 4,697 candidates have been allotted seats under Gujarat State Quota counselling, comprising 2,133 BAMS allotments and 2,564 BHMS allotments. The reported allotments include candidates admitted under Government Quota and Management Quota.

The Round 3 results cover government and private Ayurveda and Homoeopathy colleges across Gujarat. Candidates who have been allotted or upgraded to a seat must carefully follow the admission-confirmation instructions, including fee payment, document submission and reporting at the designated help centre wherever required.

The allotment lists are provisional, and candidates should refer to the official ACPUGMEC portal for the final admission instructions and any subsequent corrections.

Gujarat AYUSH Round 3 Allotment 2026: Key Highlights

Important clarification: The figures above relate to the reported Gujarat State Quota Round 3 allotments. The separate 15% Self-Financed Institution All India Quota (SFI-AIQ) counselling process also has its own Round 3 allotment documents. Candidates should not confuse the two processes or combine their figures without checking the relevant official lists.

Two Gujarat AYUSH Round 3 Allotment Lists Released

ACPUGMEC has made two provisional result documents available for candidates.

1. Provisional Merit-Wise Allotment List

The merit-wise list presents candidates in merit order and provides information about their allotment.

Candidates can use this document to check:

• Candidate name.

• State merit number.

• Category and category merit details.

• NEET UG score.

• Allotted college.

• Seat category and quota.

• Admission round.

This list is particularly useful for candidates who want to locate their allotment using their merit number or personal details.

2. Provisional Institute-Wise Allotment List

The institute-wise list arranges the allotment information college by college.

It helps candidates identify the students allotted to a particular institution and examine the distribution of seats across the listed categories.

The document includes details such as:

• Name of the allotted institution.

• Candidate's merit number.

• NEET UG score.

• Category and admission category.

• All India Rank.

• Admission round.

• Seat type, including Government Quota (GQ), Management Quota (MQ) and NRI Quota (NQ), wherever applicable.

The institute-wise list also provides college-level summaries of allotted seats under different categories.

Gujarat BAMS and BHMS Round 3 Allotment: Course-Wise Distribution

The reported State Quota Round 3 allotments are divided between Ayurveda and Homoeopathy programmes.

The figures indicate that BHMS accounts for a larger share of the reported allotments in this round.

Candidates should remember that these figures represent allotments, not necessarily the number of entirely new admissions. The allotment process can also include candidates whose seats have been retained or upgraded from an earlier round.

Government Quota and Management Quota Allotments

The Round 3 results include allotments under Government Quota and Management Quota.

Government Quota allotments account for the larger share of the reported state-level allotment figures.

Candidates should examine their individual allotment letters to confirm the quota and seat category under which they have been allotted admission. The applicable tuition fee, admission conditions and reporting requirements may differ according to the institution and quota.

Gujarat BAMS Round 3 Allotment: Important Details

The BAMS allotment process covers government and private Ayurveda colleges participating in Gujarat's undergraduate AYUSH admission process.

The institute-wise list includes government institutions such as:

• Government Akhandanand Ayurveda College, Ahmedabad.

• Government Ayurveda College, Vadodara.

• Sheth J.P. Government Ayurved College, Bhavnagar.

• Government Ayurved College, Junagadh.

• State Model Institute of Ayurveda Sciences, Gandhinagar.

The list also includes private Ayurveda colleges participating in the counselling process.

Candidates allotted BAMS seats should verify the college code, institution name, seat type and admission category before proceeding with admission confirmation.

Gujarat BHMS Round 3 Allotment: Important Details

The BHMS allotment process covers participating government and private Homoeopathy colleges in Gujarat.

One of the government institutions included in the state's Homoeopathy admission network is Government Homoeopathic Medical College and Hospital, Dethali, Patan.

The institute-wise allotment document provides the college-level allocation details and category-wise seat summaries.

Candidates allotted BHMS seats should check the relevant institution's name and code carefully, particularly where multiple private colleges are located in the same city or region.

Highest and Lowest NEET Scores in the State Quota Allotment

The published allotment figures indicate that the highest NEET UG score in the reported state-level Round 3 list was 551, corresponding to merit number 1.

The last Government Quota merit number allotted was reported as 6,800, with a NEET score of 177.

These figures provide a broad indication of the merit range represented in the allotment exercise. However, they should not be treated as universal admission cut-offs.

The closing merit position and NEET score can differ according to:

• Course preference (BAMS or BHMS).

• College preference.

• Government or Management Quota.

• Reservation category.

• Seat availability.

• Candidate eligibility.

• Allotment and upgradation rules.

Candidates should consult the relevant college-wise and category-wise allotment details before drawing conclusions about admission chances.

How to Download Gujarat AYUSH Round 3 Allotment List 2026

Candidates who participated in Round 3 counselling can check their allotment status online through the official ACPUGMEC portal.

The following steps can be followed:

1.    Visit the official Gujarat AYUSH admission website: https://medadmgujarat.org/

2.    Open the UG AYUSH or BAMS/BHMS admission section.

3.    Locate the notification titled UG 3rd Round Allotment and Reporting Information.

4.    Select the provisional merit-wise allotment result or the institute-wise allotment result.

5.    Open the relevant PDF.

6.    Search for the candidate's name or merit number in the merit-wise list.

7.    Alternatively, search for the allotted college in the institute-wise list.

8.    Check the course, quota, category and admission round.

9.    Download and save the allotment document for future reference.

Candidates should use the latest documents published by the committee and verify their allotment details against the official admission portal.

What Should Candidates Do After the Gujarat AYUSH Round 3 Result?

The next step depends on whether a candidate has received a fresh allotment, an upgraded seat or retained an earlier admission.

Candidates should not assume that the publication of the result automatically completes the admission process.

1. Check the Allotment Status

Candidates should first verify whether they have received a new seat, an upgraded seat or retained their earlier allotment.

The admission round and seat type should be checked carefully.

2. Download the Allotment Letter

Candidates allotted seats should download the official allotment letter and read the instructions mentioned in it.

The letter is an important document for completing admission formalities.

3. Check the Fee Payment Instructions

Candidates required to pay tuition fees or the difference in tuition fees must follow the prescribed payment procedure.

ACPUGMEC has specifically instructed candidates to use the designated HDFC Bank branches or the authorised online payment facility, wherever applicable.

Payments made at an HDFC Bank branch not designated by the committee will not be considered valid for admission confirmation.

4. Report to the Designated Help Centre

Candidates whose names appear in the relevant reporting list must complete the prescribed reporting process at the designated help centre.

They should carry the original documents required for verification.

5. Obtain the Admission Order

Candidates must complete the applicable fee payment and document verification requirements and obtain the admission order as instructed by the committee.

Admission should not be considered confirmed merely because a candidate's name appears in the provisional allotment list.

Important Documents Required for Gujarat AYUSH Admission Confirmation

Candidates should keep their original documents ready for the admission-confirmation process.

The official instructions list the following essential documents for candidates reporting to the designated help centres, subject to the applicable centre-specific requirements:

1.    ACPUGMEC allotment letter.

2.    Class 10 marksheet issued by a school situated in Gujarat, wherever required.

3.    Class 12 marksheet issued by a school situated in Gujarat, wherever required.

4.    Proof of birth and citizenship.

5.    School Leaving Certificate or Transfer Certificate.

6.    Birth certificate or passport, wherever required.

7.    Domicile certificate issued by the competent Gujarat authority, where applicable.

8.    NEET UG 2026 marksheet.

9.    Bank receipt for tuition fee payment.

10.                   Tuition fee receipt generated through the admission module.

11.                   Original caste certificate for SC, ST and SEBC candidates, wherever applicable.

12.                   Valid Non-Creamy Layer certificate for SEBC candidates, wherever applicable.

13.                   Valid EWS certificate for eligible candidates.

14.                   Physical Fitness Certificate.

15.                   NOC or cancellation order, if previously admitted through the committee.

Additional documents may be required for NRI candidates and applicants claiming special-category benefits.

The document requirements may also differ for the GMERS Medical College, Gandhinagar help centre. Candidates should therefore read the official instructions applicable to their designated centre before reporting.

Special Instructions for Candidates Allotted or Upgraded in the 15% SFI-AIQ Round 3

The 15% Self-Financed Institution All India Quota counselling for BAMS and BHMS is conducted separately from the Gujarat State Quota process.

ACPUGMEC has issued specific instructions for candidates participating in these two counselling streams.

Important provisions include:

• The 15% SFI-AIQ Round 3 allotment is conducted before the State Quota Round 3 allotment.

• The State Quota allotment process follows after a gap of two hours.

• Vacant seats remaining after the 15% SFI-AIQ Round 3 allotment are transferred into the State Quota process as specified by the committee.

• Candidates allotted or upgraded under the 15% SFI-AIQ process must complete the prescribed admission formalities.

• If a candidate already confirmed a State Quota seat in an earlier round and subsequently receives a new seat through the 15% SFI-AIQ Round 3 process, the previously confirmed State Quota admission will be automatically cancelled.

• Failure to report to an allotted or upgraded seat under the 15% SFI-AIQ process can result in disqualification from further BAMS/BHMS counselling rounds and forfeiture of the security deposit, as specified in the official instructions.

Candidates participating in both admission streams must read the relevant notices carefully before deciding how to proceed.

Gujarat AYUSH Counselling 2026: What Happens Next?

The publication of the Round 3 allotment results does not necessarily mark the end of the admission process.

The revised AYUSH admission schedule provides for a further Stray Vacancy Round, subject to the applicable counselling rules and availability of vacant seats.

The broader Gujarat State/UT counselling schedule specifies the following timeline:

These are the dates in the revised schedule. Candidates should check subsequent ACPUGMEC notifications for the detailed reporting instructions and any changes.

The committee may also publish additional information about vacant seats, eligibility, candidate participation and subsequent allotment procedures.

Important Instructions for Gujarat BAMS and BHMS Candidates

Candidates should keep the following points in mind after the Round 3 result:

• Check the merit-wise and institute-wise lists rather than relying on unofficial allotment messages.

• Verify the allotted course, college and quota.

• Download the allotment letter and retain a copy.

• Check whether the candidate's name appears in the help-centre reporting list or fee-payment list.

• Pay tuition fees only through the authorised payment channels.

• Carry original certificates for document verification.

• Follow the reporting deadline specified in the official notice.

• Candidates allotted or upgraded through the SFI-AIQ process should read the special instructions carefully.

• Monitor the official portal for vacant-seat lists and subsequent counselling announcements.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. Has the Gujarat AYUSH Round 3 Allotment List 2026 been released?

Yes. ACPUGMEC has released the provisional Round 3 allotment results for BAMS and BHMS admissions for the 2026–27 academic session.

Q2. Which courses are covered in the Gujarat AYUSH Round 3 allotment?

The released state-level Round 3 allotment documents cover Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) and Bachelor of Homoeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS).

Q3. How many candidates have been allotted seats in Gujarat State Quota Round 3?

The reported State Quota allotment figure is 4,697, comprising 2,133 BAMS and 2,564 BHMS allotments.

Q4. How many Government Quota seats were allotted?

The reported Government Quota allotment figure is 4,267.

Q5. How many Management Quota seats were allotted?

The reported Management Quota allotment figure is 430.

Q6. What are the two allotment lists released by ACPUGMEC?

The committee has published a provisional merit-wise allotment list and a provisional institute-wise allotment list.

Q7. How can candidates check their Gujarat AYUSH Round 3 allotment status?

Candidates can visit https://medadmgujarat.org/, open the BAMS/BHMS Round 3 allotment section and check their names in the merit-wise or institute-wise PDF.

Q8. What should candidates do after receiving a seat allotment?

They should download the allotment letter, check the fee-payment instructions, complete the required document verification and report to the designated help centre or institution as directed.

Q9. Can candidates who receive an upgraded seat ignore the new allotment?

No. Candidates should carefully follow the applicable upgradation and reporting rules. In particular, candidates allotted or upgraded under the 15% SFI-AIQ process must comply with the special admission-confirmation instructions issued by ACPUGMEC.

Q10. Is there another counselling round after Round 3?

The revised schedule provides for a Stray Vacancy Round I, with counselling and allotment scheduled from November 12 to 27, 2026, and the last date of joining on November 30, 2026, subject to official instructions.

Q11. Where can candidates find the official Gujarat AYUSH counselling updates?

The official ACPUGMEC website is https://medadmgujarat.org/.

Conclusion

The declaration of the Gujarat AYUSH Round 3 allotment results is a significant development for NEET UG 2026-qualified candidates seeking admission to BAMS and BHMS programmes for the 2026–27 academic session.

The reported State Quota results cover 4,697 allotments, including 2,133 BAMS and 2,564 BHMS candidates. The publication of merit-wise and institute-wise lists allows applicants to verify their allotment status, college details, quota and category.

Candidates who have received fresh or upgraded seats should now focus on completing the prescribed admission formalities. Fee payment, original document verification and reporting within the notified period are essential steps towards confirming admission.

Applicants should also remain alert to the separate rules governing State Quota and 15% SFI-AIQ counselling. With the subsequent Stray Vacancy Round scheduled in November, candidates should continue monitoring the official ACPUGMEC portal for vacant-seat information and further admission notifications.