The Maharashtra AYUSH CAP Round 2 Selection List 2026 has been released by the State Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell, Maharashtra, for admission to undergraduate AYUSH courses for the academic year 2026–27. Candidates who participated in the second round of Centralised Admission Process (CAP) counselling can check their selection status and find out the college allotted to them.

The selection lists were published on October 9, 2026, for admission to Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS), Bachelor of Homoeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS), and Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery (BUMS) courses through NEET UG 2026. Separate lists have been published for the state quota and the 15% All India Quota (AIQ) seats in private, unaided and minority institutions.

According to the published allotment details, 13,439 seats have been allotted across both lists. Candidates who have received a seat must complete the prescribed admission formalities and report to their allotted colleges by October 14, 2026, at 5:30 PM. The deadline includes holidays.

Candidates should carefully read the applicable instructions before reporting, particularly those concerning original documents, fee payment, provisional admission status and the Status Retention Form.

Maharashtra AYUSH CAP Round 2 Selection List 2026: Highlights

Maharashtra BAMS, BHMS and BUMS Round 2: Allotment Statistics

The second-round selection process covers both the state quota and the designated 15% All India Quota seats in eligible private institutions. The published figures are summarised below.

The table shows that 11,533 seats were allotted through the state quota list and 1,906 through the 15% AIQ list. The combined allotment count is 13,439.

The number of candidates appearing in a selection list is not the same as the number receiving a seat. Some candidates may be listed without an allotment because none of their submitted preferences could be matched to an available seat under the applicable counselling rules.

What Does “Choice Not Available” Mean?

Candidates whose records display “Choice Not Available” have not received a seat against the choices they submitted in that round. Their names may still appear in the selection document, but no college is shown as allotted to them.

Such candidates should check their individual counselling status and read the official instructions to understand whether they can participate in subsequent rounds. Eligibility for later rounds depends on the applicable counselling rules and the candidate’s admission status.

Candidates should not assume that an unallotted result automatically guarantees participation in every subsequent round. They must follow the registration, eligibility and preference-submission requirements specified by the CET Cell.

Colleges With the Highest Allotments in the State Quota List

Several government Ayurveda colleges and other participating institutions recorded comparatively high numbers of allotments in the state quota selection list.

These figures indicate the distribution of allotments in the published state quota list. They should not be interpreted as the complete sanctioned intake of the respective institutions or as a ranking of college quality.

Candidates should evaluate colleges using relevant factors such as course availability, recognition, infrastructure, faculty, fees, location and the applicable admission conditions.

How to Check the Maharashtra AYUSH CAP Round 2 Selection List 2026

Candidates can check their allotment status online by following these steps:

1.    Visit the official Maharashtra State CET Cell admission portal at medical2026.mahacet.org.

2.    Open the NEET UG 2026 admission section.

3.    Locate the notification or link for the BAMS/BHMS/BUMS CAP Round 2 Selection List.

4.    Select the appropriate document for the state quota or the 15% AIQ list.

5.    Open the PDF or selection document.

6.    Search for your NEET All India Rank (AIR), NEET roll number or CET application number, as applicable.

7.    Check the allotted college, course and other displayed details.

8.    Save a copy of the allotment information and read the official instructions for reporting and admission.

Candidates should make sure that they open the correct list. The state quota list and the 15% AIQ list are separate, and the applicable instructions may differ according to the type of seat allotted.

Direct Link to Check the Selection List

Candidates can visit the official Maharashtra CET Cell NEET UG admission portal to access the Round 2 selection documents.

Official portal: medical2026.mahacet.org

After opening the portal, navigate to the relevant BAMS/BHMS/BUMS CAP Round 2 selection list and select the document applicable to your quota.

Maharashtra AYUSH CAP Round 2 Reporting Deadline 2026

Candidates allotted seats in the second round must complete the admission process by October 14, 2026, at 5:30 PM.

The published schedule specifies physical reporting at the allotted college with original documents and the required fees. Candidates should not wait until the final hours to complete these formalities, as document verification and payment may require additional time.

Important Instructions for Allotted Candidates

1. Report to the allotted college on time

Candidates must physically report to the college assigned to them within the prescribed deadline. Failure to complete the admission process within the stipulated period may result in cancellation of the selection.

2. Carry all original documents

Candidates should bring the original certificates and supporting documents required for verification, along with any copies specified in the official instructions.

3. Pay the required admission fees

The applicable fees must be paid according to the instructions issued by the admission authority and the allotted institution. Candidates should retain receipts and other proof of payment.

4. Complete the Status Retention Form, where applicable

Candidates allotted through the state quota list who wish to retain their seat must complete the Status Retention Form at the allotted college by the specified deadline. Candidates should read the official instructions carefully before making a decision about their allotment.

5. Understand the consequences of non-reporting

The selection may be cancelled if a candidate does not complete the required admission formalities within the deadline. Candidates should review the rules applicable to their seat and counselling category before deciding not to join.

Documents Required for Maharashtra AYUSH Admission 2026

Candidates should prepare the documents specified in the official NEET UG 2026 information brochure and the instructions applicable to their allotted college. Depending on their eligibility and category, the documents may include:

• NEET UG 2026 scorecard and rank details

• CET Cell application and registration details

• Round 2 selection or allotment document

• Class 10 certificate or proof of date of birth

• Class 12 marksheet and qualifying examination certificate

• School leaving or transfer certificate, where required

• Nationality and domicile documents, where applicable

• Caste certificate and caste validity certificate, where applicable

• Non-Creamy Layer certificate or other applicable category documents

• Economically Weaker Section certificate, where applicable

• Identity proof

• Any additional certificates required by the admission authority or institution

• Fee payment documentation, as applicable

This is a general checklist, not an exhaustive list for every candidate. The precise requirements depend on the candidate’s category, eligibility and the instructions applicable to the allotted seat.

Is the Maharashtra AYUSH Round 2 Selection List Final?

Candidates should treat the published selection list as provisional and follow the official instructions regarding verification and admission. The admission authority and the allotted institution will verify the candidate’s eligibility and documents under the applicable rules.

The allotment is subject to the relevant approvals and eligibility conditions. The published notice also specifies that admission to Shivganga Ayurved College, Miraj (institution code 3156) is stayed in accordance with a Supreme Court order. Candidates concerned about this institution should carefully review the official notice and any subsequent directions before taking admission-related decisions.

An allotment entry should therefore not be treated as an unconditional guarantee of admission. Candidates must meet the eligibility requirements and complete all prescribed formalities.

What Should Candidates Do If They Did Not Get a Seat?

Candidates who did not receive a seat in Round 2 should first check their status in the selection list and confirm whether their record is marked “Choice Not Available” or shows another outcome.

They should then:

• Review the official counselling schedule for the next round.

• Check whether they remain eligible to participate.

• Follow the prescribed registration and choice-filling process, where applicable.

• Review the updated seat matrix before selecting preferences.

• Keep all eligibility documents ready.

• Monitor the official portal for revised schedules and additional notices.

Candidates should not assume that a future allotment is guaranteed. Seat availability depends on vacancies, the candidate’s rank, submitted preferences, category, eligibility and the applicable counselling rules.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. Has the Maharashtra AYUSH CAP Round 2 Selection List 2026 been released?

Yes. The Maharashtra State CET Cell published the BAMS/BHMS/BUMS Round 2 selection lists on October 9, 2026.

Q2. Which courses are covered by the selection list?

The selection process covers BAMS, BHMS and BUMS undergraduate courses for the 2026–27 academic year.

Q3. How many seats have been allotted in Round 2?

A total of 13,439 seats have been allotted across the state quota and the 15% AIQ lists.

Q4. What is the last date to report to the allotted college?

The specified reporting deadline is October 14, 2026, at 5:30 PM. Candidates should follow the latest official instructions and complete all required formalities before the deadline.

Q5. Where can I check my Maharashtra AYUSH allotment status?

Candidates can visit medical2026.mahacet.org and navigate to the NEET UG 2026 BAMS/BHMS/BUMS CAP Round 2 selection list.

Q6. What does “Choice Not Available” mean?

It indicates that no seat has been allotted against the candidate’s submitted choices in that round. Candidates should check their eligibility and the official instructions for any subsequent round.

Q7. Is the Status Retention Form compulsory?

The published instructions require candidates allotted through the state quota list who wish to retain their seat to complete the Status Retention Form at the allotted college within the specified deadline. Candidates should read the applicable rules carefully.

Q8. What happens if a candidate fails to report by the deadline?

Failure to complete the prescribed admission process within the deadline may lead to cancellation of the selection. Candidates should follow the official reporting and fee-payment instructions.

Conclusion

The release of the Maharashtra AYUSH CAP Round 2 Selection List 2026 is an important development for candidates seeking BAMS, BHMS and BUMS admission in Maharashtra. The published lists include 13,439 seat allotments across the state quota and 15% AIQ categories.

Candidates who have been allotted seats should verify their college and course, arrange the required original documents, pay the prescribed fees and report to their allotted institutions by October 14, 2026, at 5:30 PM. Those without an allotment should check the official counselling schedule and confirm their eligibility for any further rounds.

Applicants are advised to rely on the official admission portal for the latest instructions and to complete every required formal step within the applicable deadline.