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Updated On - Jul 31, 2025

AIAPGET Counselling 2025 will be conducted by the AYUSH Admissions Central Counselling Committee (AACCC) for admission to postgraduate AYUSH courses across India. The counselling process will be conducted online and is open only to candidates who have qualified the AIAPGET 2025 examination. The counselling schedule is expected to be released soon, after which eligible candidates must register within the given timeline to participate in the process. The AACCC conducts three main rounds of counselling, followed by a stray vacancy round, specifically for All India Quota (AIQ) seats in Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Unani, and Siddha courses.

The counselling procedure involves several key steps such as online registration, choice filling, seat allotment, and reporting to the allotted institute. During the choice filling stage, candidates must indicate their preferred course and college selections. A detailed guide will be made available for aspirants to ensure they navigate the counselling process smoothly and make informed decisions.

AIAPGET Counselling 2025 Highlights

Check the highlights of AIAPGET Counselling 2025 as summarized in the following table:

ParticularDetails
Name of ExaminationAll India AYUSH Post Graduate Entrance Test - AIAPGET
Official Websiteexams.nta.ac.in/AIAPGET/
Conducting AuthorityNational Testing Agency (NTA)
Counselling Websiteaaccc.gov.in
Admission Through Counselling
  • All India Quota Seats
  • State Quota Seats
  • Deemed Universities
  • Private Universities
  • Institutions
  • Universities
Courses Offered
  • Doctor of Medicine (MD) and Master of Surgery (MS) in: - Ayurveda
  • Unani
  • Homeopathy
  • Siddha
Reservation Policy (AIQ Seats)
  • SC: 15%
  • ST: 7.5%
  • OBC (Non-Creamy Layer): 27% (as per Central List)
  • PwD: 5% Horizontal Reservation
  • EWS: 10% (Central norms)

AIAPGET Counselling 2025 - Important Dates

AIAPGET Counselling 2025 Dates will be updated shortly after the official announcement.

EventDate
AIAPGET 2025 exam dateJuly 4, 2025
Declaration of AIAPGET 2025 resultJuly 30, 2025
AIAPGET 2025 counselling round 1
Seat matrixTo be announced
Registration & paymentTo be announced
Choice filling and lockingTo be announced
Processing of seat allotmentTo be announced
Seat allotment resultTo be announced
Reporting to the allocated instituteTo be announced
Verification of joined candidates by AACCC/NCISM/NCHTo be announced

AIAPGET Counselling 2025

AYUSH Admissions Central Counselling Committee (AACCC) conducts centralized counselling for AIAPGET 2025 postgraduate (PG) admissions across various categories of institutions. The following categories of seats are offered under AACCC-PG counselling:

  • 15% All India Quota (AIQ) PG Seats in Government and Government-Aided AYUSH (ASU & H) colleges of all States and Union Territories (excluding Jammu & Kashmir).
  • 100% PG Seats (AIQ + Institutional Quota) at Banaras Hindu University (BHU), subject to the eligibility conditions laid down by the university.
  • 100% Seats of National Institutes, except those falling under state quota, institutional quota, or nominated categories, wherever applicable.
  • 100% PG Seats of all Deemed Universities, established under the Central Act, offering postgraduate courses in Ayurveda, Unani, Siddha, and Homeopathy.

AACCC-PG counselling ensures a transparent and merit-based admission process into various AYUSH PG courses across India.

AIAPGET Counselling 2025 - Seat Allotments

You can check the All-India Quota Seats for post-graduate medical courses under AIAPGET Counselling 2025, as presented in the table given below:

Seat Type / InstituteSeat AllocationRemarks
All India Quota PG (MD/MS) Govt./Govt. aided institutes (All States/UTs)15%Except Jammu & Kashmir
BHU, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh100% (AIQ and Institutional Quota) 
ITRA, Jamnagar, Gujarat (Ayurveda)100%Except nominated seats
NIA, Jaipur, Rajasthan (Ayurveda)50%Except nominated seats
AIIA, New Delhi (Ayurveda)50% 
NIH, Kolkata, West Bengal (Homeopathy)100%Except nominated seats
NHRIMH, Kottayam, Kerala (Homeopathy)100% 
NIUM, Bangalore, Karnataka (Unani)100%Except nominated seats
NRIUMSD, Hyderabad, Telangana (Unani)100%Except nominated seats
RRIUM, Srinagar, Kashmir (Unani)100%Except nominated seats
AMU, Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh (Unani)50%N.A.
NIS, Chennai, Tamil Nadu (Siddha)50%N.A.
Deemed Universities (All Disciplines)100%N.A.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Ans: Candidates who have qualified the AIAPGET 2025 exam and secured the minimum cutoff marks are eligible to participate in the counselling. Eligibility also depends on fulfilling the specific criteria set by the counselling authority (AACCC), such as educational qualification and internship completion. Only those who meet all eligibility conditions can register for the counselling process. It is important to keep an eye on the official notification for complete guidelines.

Ans: AIAPGET 2025 counselling is conducted in an online mode by the AYUSH Admissions Central Counselling Committee (AACCC). The process includes registration, payment of fees, choice filling, seat allotment, and reporting to the allotted institute. Candidates are required to complete every stage of the process within the specified timelines to ensure seat allotment. Seat allotment is based on AIAPGET scores, preferences entered, and seat availability.

Ans: To register for AIAPGET counselling, candidates need to keep scanned copies of important documents ready, such as the AIAPGET scorecard, internship completion certificate, NEET AIAPGET admit card, category certificate (if applicable), and a valid photo ID proof. These documents are essential for verification during later stages. It’s recommended to refer to the official counselling brochure for the complete list of documents.

Ans: AACCC will conduct three rounds of counselling for AIAPGET 2025, which will be followed by a stray vacancy round to fill any remaining seats. Each round provides candidates a chance to select their preferred courses and institutions. If a candidate fails to secure a seat in the earlier rounds, they may participate in the subsequent ones. The stray vacancy round is conducted to fill any seats that remain unoccupied after the completion of the third counselling round.