Maharashtra AYUSH Admission: Over 11,592 Students Obtain Seats in BAM, BHMS, and BUMS Programs after Round 3

In Maharashtra, a total of 11,592 students have successfully secured seats in Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS), Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS), and Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery (BUMS) programs following the third round of admissions for the academic year 2026.

The admission process has garnered significant interest, reflecting a growing enthusiasm for alternative medicine and holistic health practices among prospective students. The online admissions for these courses began earlier this year, allowing candidates to choose their preferred colleges across Maharashtra based on their performance in the entrance examinations.

Following the third round, this allocation of seats is part of a broader initiative by the Maharashtra government to support and promote traditional medical systems. This also highlights the importance of alternative medicine in the public healthcare landscape, as many students are now seeking careers in these disciplines.

The third round of counseling was conducted to ensure that all available seats were filled efficiently, and it provides an opportunity for students who might have missed out in the earlier rounds. Officials handling the admissions process remain optimistic about the increasing interest and participation in these alternative medical programs.

Further details regarding the admission criteria, college allocations, and future admission rounds can be sought from the official Maharashtra AYUSH department website. Students are encouraged to remain proactive and ensure they meet all necessary requirements for a smooth admission process.