AACCC AYUSH NEET UG Round 2 Result 2026 Out: Reporting Starts October 3

The Ayush Admissions Central Counseling Committee (AACCC) has released the final Round 2 seat allotment result for AACCC UG Counselling 2026. The final result was uploaded on October 2, 2026, on the official AACCC UG counselling portal. Candidates allotted or upgraded to a seat in Round 2 can download the provisional allotment letter and proceed with admission formalities. The AACCC UG counselling process covers eligible NEET UG 2026 candidates seeking admission through applicable All India Quota seats in BAMS, BSMS, BUMS, BHMS and B.Pharm (Ay.)-ITRA courses. Candidates who have received a Round 2 allotment or upgradation must complete physical reporting at the allotted college or institute between 10:30 AM on October 3 and 5:00 PM on October 9, 2026.

AACCC AYUSH NEET UG Round 2 Result 2026: Key Details

AACCC's official UG counselling page confirms that the Round 2 final result has been uploaded and also provides access to the Round 2 provisional allotment letter.

AACCC Round 2 Reporting Dates 2026

The official Round 2 reporting notice specifies a seven-day physical reporting period.

Candidates should not wait until the final day if they can complete admission earlier. AACCC's information bulletin advises allotted candidates to join according to the applicable schedule and notes that some institutions may require additional time to complete admission formalities.

How to Download AACCC Round 2 Allotment Letter 2026

Candidates can access the Round 2 allotment information through the official AACCC UG counselling portal.

1. Visit the official AACCC UG counselling portal.
2. Open the Round 2 result or allotment-related link.
3. Log in using the credentials required by the AACCC portal.
4. Check the allotted or upgraded institute and course.
5. Download the Provisional Allotment Letter.
6. Keep the allotment letter ready for physical reporting.

AACCC specifically instructs candidates to download the Provisional Allotment Letter before proceeding with admission.

Documents Required for AACCC Round 2 Reporting

AACCC's 2026-27 information bulletin states that candidates must report with original documents along with attested photocopies, preferably two sets.

The official list includes:

1. Provisional Allotment Letter generated online from the AACCC portal
2. NEET UG 2026 admit card issued by NTA
3. NEET UG 2026 scorecard issued by NTA
4. Date of Birth certificate, if the Class 10 certificate does not contain the required information
5. Class 10 pass certificate and marks sheet
6. Class 12 pass certificate and marks sheet
7. Eight passport-size photographs matching those used in the NEET UG/AACCC application
8. Valid identity proof such as Aadhaar, PAN card, driving licence, voter ID or passport
9. Medical Fitness Certificate in the prescribed format
10. Transfer Certificate from the last institution attended
11. Applicable SC/ST, OBC-NCL, EWS or PwBD certificate in the prescribed format

AACCC also advises candidates to keep other documents such as a caste validity, nationality or gap certificate ready if the allotted state or institution requires them. Candidates should carry their original certificates. AACCC states that candidates without the required original documents will not be permitted to take admission at the allotted ASU&H college.

What Round 2 Allotted Candidates Should Do Now

Candidates who want to accept their Round 2 allotment should complete the following steps:

1. Download the Provisional Allotment Letter.
2. Check the allotted institute, course and category.
3. Contact the allotted college if any institute-specific admission requirement needs clarification.
4. Arrange all original certificates and the required photocopies.
5. Complete physical reporting within the official reporting window.
6. Ensure that the college generates the online Provisional Admission Letter.

AACCC has clarified that admissions made through offline mode will not be approved. Candidates should therefore ensure that the admission is processed through the AACCC portal and obtain the online-generated Provisional Admission Letter from the allotted institute.

Can Round 2 Candidates Participate in Round 3?

Yes, candidates who join their Round 2 allotted or upgraded seat can indicate their willingness for upgradation during Round 3 at the time of reporting, subject to the applicable AACCC rules. AACCC's counselling bulletin states that a candidate who wants to retain the Round 2 seat while seeking upgradation should join the allotted institute and submit the willingness for upgradation during reporting. Candidates whose seats are upgraded from Round 1 to Round 2 and who wish to join the upgraded seat must obtain an online-generated relieving letter from the Round 1 institute and report to the Round 2 allotted institute with their original documents.

What Happens If a Candidate Does Not Join the Round 2 Seat?

Candidates should carefully follow the Round 2 reporting rules before deciding not to join an allotted seat. AACCC's official notice states that candidates who do not join the Round 2 allotted seat can have their counselling fees forfeited and may participate in subsequent rounds according to the eligibility rules and fresh-choice requirements applicable to that round. The AACCC information bulletin also states that the security deposit can be forfeited when a candidate is allotted a Round 2 or subsequent-round seat and does not join the respective institution. Therefore, candidates should not assume that simply skipping physical reporting has no financial or counselling consequences.

AACCC UG Counselling 2026: What Comes Next?

The official AACCC UG counselling schedule places Round 3 after Round 2. According to the published schedule, Round 3 registration and choice filling are scheduled from October 14 to October 20, 2026, with the Round 3 result scheduled for October 23 and reporting scheduled from October 24 to October 29, 2026. The schedule is subject to the counselling rules and any subsequent official revisions issued by AACCC.

Official AACCC Website

Candidates should rely on the official AACCC portal for the final result, allotment letter, reporting notices, counselling schedule and subsequent updates.