The provisional allotment list, dated October 9, 2026, includes 1,824 allotments across 34 colleges. These allotments cover undergraduate AYUSH programmes such as Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS), Bachelor of Homoeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS), Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery (BUMS) and Bachelor of Siddha Medicine and Surgery (BSMS), along with several allied courses.

Candidates are advised to check their allotment details carefully and follow the official counselling instructions regarding confirmation, document verification, fee payment and admission. Since the list is provisional, the allotment remains subject to the applicable verification and screening process.

Kerala AYUSH 2nd Phase Allotment 2026: Highlights

Kerala AYUSH Second Phase Allotment 2026: Course-Wise Seat Details

The second phase allotment covers a range of AYUSH and allied programmes. Among the AYUSH courses, BAMS received the highest number of allotments, followed by BHMS, BSMS and BUMS.

AYUSH Course-Wise Allotments

BAMS accounted for the largest share of AYUSH allotments in this phase. Candidates allotted seats in these programmes should verify the name of the institution, course, allotted category and option number displayed against their application details.

Allied Course-Wise Allotments

The provisional list also includes admissions to agriculture, fisheries, biotechnology, forestry and other allied programmes.

The figures show that the second phase allotment includes both professional AYUSH programmes and a variety of allied courses. Candidates should confirm that they are checking the correct course category before proceeding with admission formalities.

Colleges With a High Number of Allotments

The provisional allotment list includes institutions offering Ayurveda, Homoeopathy, Unani and Siddha programmes, along with colleges providing allied courses.

Some institutions with comparatively high numbers of allotments include:

• BAMS: Ayurveda College, Thiruvananthapuram, recorded 68 allotments, while Ayurveda College, Pariyaram, recorded 59. Pankaja Kasthuri Ayurveda College and Ahalia Ayurveda Medical College recorded 57 and 55 allotments, respectively.

• BHMS: Government Homoeopathic Medical College, Kozhikode, recorded 49 allotments, followed by Government Homoeopathic Medical College, Thiruvananthapuram, with 48.

• BUMS: Markaz Unani Medical College, Puthupadi, Kozhikode, accounted for all 20 BUMS allotments listed in this phase.

• BSMS: Santhigiri Siddha College, Koliacode, accounted for all 24 BSMS allotments.

• Allied courses: College of Agriculture, Vellayani, recorded 174 allotments, followed by College of Agriculture, Vellanikkara, Thrissur, with 119.

These figures provide an overview of the distribution of allotments across participating institutions. However, the number of allotments alone should not be treated as an indicator of a college's academic quality or suitability. Candidates should also consider course recognition, facilities, fees, location and other relevant factors when evaluating their admission options.

What Details Are Available in the Kerala AYUSH Allotment List?

The provisional allotment list contains candidate-level information that helps applicants identify their allotment. Candidates should carefully check the following details wherever displayed:

• Application number

• Rank

• Category

• Name of the allotted college

• Allotted course

• Allotted category

• Option number

Applicants should ensure that their application number and other allotment details match their own counselling records. Any discrepancy should be addressed through the prescribed official procedure rather than ignored.

How to Check Kerala AYUSH 2nd Phase Provisional Allotment List 2026

Candidates can follow these steps to check the second phase allotment result:

1.    Visit the official website of the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations, Kerala: cee.kerala.gov.in.

2.    Open the KEAM 2026 section.

3.    Navigate to the allotment list or relevant notification for AYUSH and allied courses.

4.    Select the Second Phase Allotment List (Provisional) link.

5.    Open the allotment document and search for your application number or rank.

6.    Check the allotted college, course, category and option number carefully.

7.    Save a copy of the allotment document or print it for future reference.

8.    Read the accompanying official notification for instructions on admission, reporting and any further action required.

Candidates should use the official admission portal and follow the instructions applicable to their individual allotment. They should not rely solely on unofficial summaries when making admission-related decisions.

Direct Link to Check the Allotment List

Candidates can visit the official CEE Kerala website and navigate to the KEAM 2026 allotment section to access the provisional second phase AYUSH and allied course allotment list.

Official website: cee.kerala.gov.in

The allotment list is available under the relevant medical and allied course section. Applicants should check the latest notifications for any subsequent revision, confirmation requirements or changes to the admission schedule.

What Should Candidates Do After the Provisional Allotment?

After checking the allotment list, candidates should carefully review the next steps specified by the admission authority.

1. Verify the Allotted Course and College

Check the allotted institution, course, category and option number. Ensure that the allotment corresponds to the preferences submitted during the counselling process.

2. Read the Official Notification

The allotment is provisional. Candidates should read the relevant notice to understand whether further verification, option confirmation, fee payment or other formalities are required.

3. Prepare the Required Documents

Keep the necessary original certificates and supporting documents ready. Depending on the candidate's circumstances and the requirements of the admission authority, these may include:

• KEAM 2026 application and candidate details

• NEET UG 2026 scorecard and related examination documents, wherever applicable

• Provisional allotment memo

• Class 10 certificate or other proof of date of birth

• Class 12 or equivalent qualifying examination marksheet and certificate

• Transfer certificate and conduct certificate, where required

• Category, community or reservation certificates, where applicable

• Nativity or other eligibility documents, where applicable

• Fee payment receipt and other documents specified in the official instructions

This is a general preparation checklist, not an exhaustive or universally applicable list. Candidates must follow the exact document requirements published for their allotted course and institution.

4. Follow the Reporting and Admission Schedule

Candidates should check the official notification for the applicable reporting or joining deadline. The publication of a provisional allotment list does not, by itself, establish an admission deadline. Applicants should not assume a date unless it has been confirmed in the official schedule.

5. Monitor Updates and Revisions

A provisional allotment may be subject to verification or other decisions by the competent authority. Candidates should continue checking official notifications for final allotment information, revised instructions and further counselling announcements.

Why Is the Allotment List Provisional?

A provisional allotment list reflects the allotment status at a particular stage of the admission process. The final status may depend on the applicable verification and screening procedures, eligibility requirements and instructions issued by the competent authority.

Candidates should therefore avoid treating a provisional allotment as unconditional confirmation of admission. They should complete every required formal step within the officially prescribed timeline and retain copies of their documents and payment records.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. Has the Kerala AYUSH 2nd Phase Provisional Allotment List 2026 been released?

Yes. The provisional second phase allotment list for Kerala AYUSH and allied courses under KEAM 2026 is dated October 9, 2026.

Q2. How many allotments are included in the second phase list?

The list includes 1,824 allotments across 34 colleges, comprising 1,119 AYUSH allotments and 705 allied course allotments.

Q3. Which AYUSH course received the highest number of allotments?

BAMS received the highest number, with 853 allotments. BHMS recorded 222, BSMS recorded 24 and BUMS recorded 20.

Q4. Where can candidates check the Kerala AYUSH allotment list?

Candidates can visit the official CEE Kerala website at cee.kerala.gov.in and navigate to the KEAM 2026 allotment section.

Q5. Is the second phase allotment final?

No. The published list is provisional and remains subject to the applicable screening and verification process. Candidates should check the official notification for the final status and required actions.

Q6. What should candidates do after finding their names in the list?

Candidates should verify their allotted course and college, review the official instructions, prepare the required documents and complete all admission formalities within the notified schedule.

Q7. Does the allotment list cover only AYUSH courses?

No. It includes AYUSH programmes such as BAMS, BHMS, BUMS and BSMS, as well as allied courses including agriculture, fisheries, forestry, biotechnology and other listed programmes.

Conclusion

The release of the Kerala AYUSH 2nd Phase Provisional Allotment List 2026 is an important development for candidates seeking admission to AYUSH and allied undergraduate programmes through KEAM 2026. With 1,824 allotments across 34 colleges, the list provides applicants with an opportunity to verify their provisional admission status and prepare for the next stage of the process.

Candidates should check the allotted college and course carefully, read the official notification in full and follow the prescribed admission procedure. Since the allotment is provisional, applicants must continue monitoring official updates and complete any required verification, fee payment or reporting formalities within the deadlines announced by the admission authority.