AIAPGET 2026: Round 1 Seat Allotment Result Out, Eligibility, Syllabus, Cutoff and Counselling

AIAPGET 2027 notification is expected to be released in May–June 2027. The entrance exam is likely to be conducted in August 2027 for admission to postgraduate AYUSH courses. Check the expected exam dates, application schedule and latest AIAPGET 2026 counselling updates here.

AIAPGET 2027: The All India AYUSH Post Graduate Entrance Test (AIAPGET) is a national-level Computer-Based Test (CBT) conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) on behalf of the Ministry of AYUSH for admission to MD, MS and PG Diploma programmes in Ayurveda, Homoeopathy, Siddha and Unani. The AIAPGET 2027 notification is yet to be released. Based on the previous year's schedule, the examination is expected to be conducted in August 2027.

In 2026, 49,864 candidates appeared for AIAPGET, of whom 27,711 qualified for postgraduate AYUSH admissions. Candidates seeking admission through AIAPGET 2027 should keep track of the official notification, application dates and examination schedule.

• Notification: AIAPGET 2027 notification is expected to be released in May–June 2027. Candidates can check the official NTA website for the notification and examination details.
• Application Process: AIAPGET 2027 registration is expected to begin in June–July 2027, with the application deadline likely to fall in July 2027. In 2026, applications were accepted from July 10 to July 30, followed by a correction window on August 1–2.
• Exam Date: AIAPGET 2027 is expected to be conducted in August 2027 in Computer-Based Test (CBT) mode. In 2026, the examination was held on August 22 across 205 centres in 104 cities.
• Result: AIAPGET 2027 results are expected to be declared in September 2027. In 2026, NTA announced the results on September 18, with 27,711 candidates qualifying across the four AYUSH streams.
• AIAPGET 2026 Counselling: The AYUSH Admissions Central Counselling Committee (AACCC) has released the revised AIAPGET PG Counselling 2026 schedule covering Round 1, Round 2, Round 3, Stray Vacancy Round 1 and Stray Vacancy Round 2. Round 1 registration started on October 30, 2026, and will remain open until November 3, 2026, at 2 PM. The payment window closes at 5 PM on November 3, 2026. Eligible candidates can register through the official AACCC website for admission to postgraduate AYUSH courses.

What is AIAPGET 2027?

AIAPGET 2027 is a national-level PG entrance test that gives you admission to MD, MS, and PG Diploma programmes in the four AYUSH systems — Ayurveda, Homoeopathy, Siddha, and Unani. NTA (National Testing Agency) conducts this exam on behalf of the Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India. It is the single national gateway for AYUSH PG admissions across government colleges, national institutes, BHU, central universities, and deemed universities.

In 2026, 51,482 candidates registered and 49,864 appeared for AIAPGET. Of these, 27,711 qualified — 19,920 in Ayurveda, 5,934 in Homoeopathy, 1,425 in Unani, and 432 in Siddha. These qualified candidates compete for around 2,274 PG seats in 250+ AYUSH colleges across the country.

After the result, AACCC (AYUSH Admissions Central Counselling Committee) fills All India Quota seats based on the AIAPGET merit list. National institutes like NIA Jaipur, NIH Kolkata, and ITRA Jamnagar fill 100% of their PG seats through AIAPGET. BHU also fills 100% of its AYUSH PG seats through the AIAPGET score. States use the same score to fill their state quota seats through separate state-level counselling.

AIAPGET 2027 Important Dates

NTA has not released the official AIAPGET 2027 schedule yet. As of October 2026, the 2027 cycle is still several months away. The dates below are expected based on the 2025 and 2026 cycles. You should check the official NTA website regularly for the confirmed schedule once it is released.

AIAPGET 2027 official dates are yet to be announced by NTA. All 2027 dates below are expected and tentative based on the previous year’s cycle. Do not make any decisions based solely on these expected dates — always verify on the official portal.

Source: NTA AIAPGET Official Portal

AIAPGET 2027 Eligibility Criteria

Before applying for AIAPGET 2027, you must check whether you meet all eligibility conditions. NTA verifies eligibility at both the application stage and during AACCC counselling. An ineligible application may be rejected even after the exam. Here are the key requirements for AIAPGET 2027.

Educational Qualification

You must hold a recognized UG degree in the AYUSH stream you wish to appear for. The required UG degree for each stream is:

• Ayurveda: BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery)
• Homoeopathy: BHMS (Bachelor of Homoeopathic Medicine and Surgery)
• Siddha: BSMS (Bachelor of Siddha Medicine and Surgery)
• Unani: BUMS (Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery)

Candidates appearing in the final year of their UG AYUSH degree can also apply for AIAPGET 2027. However, admission to a PG programme will be given only after they pass their final professional examination and complete the internship.

Internship Completion

You must complete your compulsory rotatory internship by the date specified in the official AIAPGET 2027 Information Bulletin. In previous cycles, this cutoff date has been June 30 of the admission year. In 2026, NTA extended the internship completion deadline on request from the Ministry of AYUSH — watch for similar updates in the 2027 notification.

If your internship is still pending, you can appear for AIAPGET 2027. However, completing it by the official cutoff date is mandatory for final admission. Qualifying the exam alone does not secure a seat if the internship is incomplete.

Council Registration Requirement

You must have a valid provisional or permanent registration from the relevant State AYUSH Council, the Central Council of Indian Medicine (CCIM), or the Central Council of Homoeopathy (CCH) at the time of application. This is mandatory — candidates without a valid council registration are not eligible for AIAPGET.

AIAPGET 2027 Application Process

The AIAPGET 2027 application process will be fully online through the official NTA portal. Based on the 2026 pattern, the registration window is expected to open in June–July 2027. You should keep all documents scanned and ready before the window opens to avoid last-minute issues. The entire process — from registration to fee payment — must be completed online within the application window.

How to Apply for AIAPGET 2027 (Step-by-Step)

• Step 1 — New Registration: Visit exams.nta.ac.in/AIAPGET and click on the new registration link. Enter your name in capital letters exactly as in your Class 10 certificate, your date of birth, mobile number, and email ID to create your NTA account.
• Step 2 — Fill the Application Form: Log in with the credentials you received. Fill in your personal details, academic information (UG degree, university, year of passing), council registration details, and select your stream — Ayurveda, Homoeopathy, Siddha, or Unani.
• Step 3 — Select Exam City Preferences: Choose up to 4 preferred exam cities in order of preference. NTA will allot your exam centre based on your preferences and seat availability.
• Step 4 — Upload Documents: Upload scanned images of your photograph and signature in the format and size NTA specifies. Upload other required documents like your degree certificate and council registration as needed.
• Step 5 — Pay Application Fee: Pay the fee online via credit card, debit card, net banking, or UPI. The application fee is non-refundable under any circumstances.
• Step 6 — Submit and Save: Review all details carefully before final submission. Save and print the confirmation page — you will need it for future reference during admit card download and counselling.

AIAPGET 2027 Application Fee (Expected, Based on 2026)

The official AIAPGET 2027 application fee has not been announced yet. Based on the 2026 notification, the expected fee structure is:

Application fee is non-refundable once paid. Confirm the exact fee from the official AIAPGET 2027 Information Bulletin before making payment.

Documents Needed for AIAPGET 2027 Application

• Recent passport-size photograph (JPEG format, as per NTA size specifications)
• Candidate’s signature (JPEG format, as per NTA size specifications)
• Class 10 certificate or equivalent (for date of birth proof)
• BAMS / BHMS / BSMS / BUMS degree certificate or provisional pass certificate
• Internship completion certificate (if completed at time of application)
• State AYUSH Council / CCIM / CCH registration certificate
• Category certificate — SC/ST/OBC-NCL/EWS/PwD (if applicable)

AIAPGET 2027 Syllabus

The AIAPGET 2027 syllabus is based on the undergraduate curriculum of your AYUSH stream as prescribed by NCISM (National Commission for Indian System of Medicine) for Ayurveda, Siddha, and Unani, and by NCH (National Commission for Homoeopathy) for Homoeopathy. Your UG textbooks are your best study material — you do not need to buy separate AIAPGET preparation books for covering the syllabus.

Each stream has its own question paper and syllabus. Questions are MCQ-based and test your conceptual understanding, knowledge of drugs and formulations, disease management, and clinical application from your BAMS/BHMS/BSMS/BUMS curriculum.

Ayurveda Syllabus (BAMS Curriculum)

Homoeopathy Syllabus (BHMS Curriculum)

• Materia Medica: Drug pictures, keynotes, and clinical indications — the most important subject; covers major polychrests like Sulphur, Lycopodium, Calcarea Carbonica, Natrum Mur, Phosphorus, Pulsatilla, Arsenicum Album, and hundreds more
• Organon of Medicine: Hahnemann’s paragraphs and principles, theory of miasms (Psora, Syphilis, Sycosis), vital force, susceptibility, drug proving
• Repertory: Kent’s Repertory, Boericke’s Repertory, rubric selection and grading, case analysis methods
• Practice of Medicine: System-wise diseases and their homoeopathic management — respiratory, cardiovascular, gastrointestinal, neurological
• Pathology and Microbiology: General and systemic pathology, important laboratory parameters
• Surgery: Common surgical conditions managed homoeopathically — abscess, fistula, tumours, skin conditions
• Obstetrics and Gynaecology: Normal and complicated pregnancy, delivery, post-natal care, menstrual disorders, leucorrhoea
• Paediatrics: Childhood diseases, teething problems, fever management in children
• Homoeopathic Pharmacy: Potentization methods, drug proving protocols, homoeopathic pharmacopoeia

Unani Syllabus (BUMS Curriculum)

• Kulliyat-e-Tib: Fundamental principles — Arkan, Mizaj, Akhlat, Aaza, Arwah (Spirits), Quwa
• Ilmul Advia (Materia Medica): Properties, uses, doses, and formulations of Unani drugs — single drugs and compound preparations
• Munafeul Aza (Physiology): Unani concepts of body functions and organ systems
• Tashreehul Badan (Anatomy): Body structure in Unani medicine, organ systems
• Moalijat (Internal Medicine): Treatment of diseases — Hummayat, Amraz-e-Dil, Amraz-e-Jigar, Amraz-e-Meda
• Ilajbil Yad (Surgery): Surgical conditions and Unani operative methods
• Amraz-e-Niswan (Gynaecology) and Tibbe Qanoon (Preventive Medicine)
• Amraz-e-Jild (Dermatology): Skin diseases in Unani practice

Siddha Syllabus (BSMS Curriculum)

• Gunapadam: Mooligai (Herbal), Thathu (Mineral), and Jeevanigam (Animal) pharmacology — drug properties and uses
• Noi Nadal (Pathology and Diagnosis): Siddha diagnostic methods — Naadi, Sparisam, Naa, Niram, Mozhi, Vizhi, Malam, Moothiram (eight-fold diagnosis)
• Maruthuvam (General Medicine): Principles and treatment of common diseases in Siddha
• Sirappu Maruthuvam: Special Siddha therapies and clinical specialties
• Kuzhandhai Maruthuvam (Paediatrics): Childhood diseases and their Siddha management
• Mooligai Maruthuvam: Herbal medicine clinical applications, important medicinal plants of Tamil Nadu

AIAPGET 2027 Admit Card

NTA will release the AIAPGET 2027 admit card on the official portal before the exam. Based on the 2026 cycle, the admit card is expected in August 2027. You must download and carry the printed admit card to the exam hall — you will not be allowed to enter without it.

Exam City Intimation Slip — Comes Before the Admit Card

NTA releases an Exam City Intimation Slip before the full admit card. In 2026, this slip was released on August 13, 2026 — about 9 days before the August 22 exam. The slip tells you which city your exam centre is in, but does not give the full address. Use it to plan your travel and book accommodation early. The admit card with the exact centre address is released separately, closer to the exam date.

How to Download AIAPGET 2027 Admit Card

• Visit the official NTA AIAPGET website: exams.nta.ac.in/AIAPGET
• Click on the "Admit Card" link when it becomes active on the homepage.
• Enter your Application Number and Date of Birth.
• Download your admit card and take at least two colour printouts.

Details on the AIAPGET Admit Card

• Candidate’s name, Application Number, and Roll Number
• Exam centre name and complete address
• Exam date, shift timing, and reporting time
• Candidate’s photograph and signature
• Important exam day instructions and a list of items to bring

What to Carry to the AIAPGET 2027 Exam Centre

• Printed admit card (mandatory — carry at least one copy)
• One valid government photo ID proof — Aadhaar card, Passport, Voter ID, or Driving Licence
• One passport-size photograph (same as uploaded during registration)

NTA also sends the admit card download link by email and SMS to your registered contact details. Keep your registered email and phone number active in the days leading up to the exam. Do not change your registered number during this period.

AIAPGET 2027 Result

NTA will declare the AIAPGET 2027 result on the official website after the exam and the answer key challenge process are complete. Based on the 2026 cycle, the result is expected in September 2027. In 2026, NTA released the final answer key and result together on September 18, 2026. Of 49,864 candidates who appeared, 27,711 qualified — a qualification rate of about 55.6%.

How to Check AIAPGET 2027 Result

• Visit exams.nta.ac.in/AIAPGET
• Click on the "Result / Scorecard" link when it appears on the homepage.
• Enter your Application Number and Date of Birth.
• Download and save your scorecard — you will need it for AACCC counselling registration.

What the AIAPGET 2027 Scorecard Contains

• Candidate’s name, roll number, and application number
• Stream selected (Ayurveda / Homoeopathy / Siddha / Unani)
• Raw marks scored out of 480
• Percentile score
• All India Rank (AIR) in the stream
• Category rank
• Qualifying status — Qualified or Not Qualified
• Qualifying cutoff marks and percentile for the candidate’s category

AIAPGET 2026 Toppers (Reference for 2027 Score Benchmarking)

These topper scores from 2026 give you a benchmark for what top scorers achieve in each stream:

Source: NTA AIAPGET Official Result Notice, September 2026

Save your AIAPGET 2027 scorecard immediately after download — it is mandatory for AACCC counselling registration. Store both a digital copy and a printed copy in a safe place.

Top Colleges Accepting AIAPGET 2027 Score

AIAPGET 2027 score is accepted by national institutes, BHU, central universities, and government AYUSH colleges across all states. Competition is highest for national institute seats since 100% of their PG seats are filled through AIAPGET rank alone. Here are some of the most reputed institutions for AYUSH PG admission through AIAPGET:

A total of around 2,274 PG seats are expected to be available through AIAPGET 2027 across MD, MS, and PG Diploma programmes in all four AYUSH streams. The complete seat matrix for 2027 will be published by AACCC before the counselling round begins.

The 2027 seat matrix has not been released yet. The college list above is based on 2026 participation data. Seat numbers and participating institutes may change for 2027 — always check the official AACCC portal for the confirmed seat matrix before filling your counselling choices.

AIAPGET 2027 Preparation Tips

AIAPGET 2027 is based entirely on your BAMS, BHMS, BSMS, or BUMS undergraduate curriculum. You do not need to study anything outside your UG syllabus. If you prepare systematically and practise MCQs regularly, you can qualify with a good rank. Here are effective strategies to prepare well for AIAPGET 2027.

• Start with UG textbooks: All 120 questions come from your UG curriculum as prescribed by NCISM and NCH. Read every subject from the officially recommended textbooks before moving to MCQ banks or coaching material. A strong conceptual base matters more than memorising shortcuts.
• Practise MCQs every day: AIAPGET is fully MCQ-based. Solving 100–150 questions daily builds speed and helps you find conceptual gaps. Use subject-wise MCQ books from reputed AYUSH publications and online practice portals.
• Solve previous year papers: Solve AIAPGET question papers from the last 5 years. This shows the question pattern, recurring topics, and difficulty level per subject. Some topics get repeated every year — those are your must-revise areas.
• Prioritize high-weightage subjects: For Ayurveda, Dravyaguna, Kayachikitsa, Roga Nidana, and Panchakarma typically carry more questions. For Homoeopathy, Materia Medica and Organon are the two most critical subjects. Spend proportionally more time on these while covering every subject systematically.
• Make short revision notes: Prepare concise notes on drug properties, important formulations, keynotes, clinical presentations, and defining features of each disease. Short notes are invaluable for revision in the final 2–3 weeks before the exam.
• Handle negative marking smartly: With -1 for each wrong answer, random guessing is costly. If you can eliminate 2 of 4 options, an educated guess is statistically worthwhile. If you have no idea about a question, skip it rather than risk losing marks.
• Take full-length mock tests: Simulate the actual exam — 120 questions in exactly 120 minutes on a computer. This builds time management skills and reduces exam-day anxiety. Aim for at least 5–6 full mock tests in the month before the exam.
• Analyse errors and fix weak areas: After every mock test, go through every wrong answer. Identify subjects and specific topics where mistakes cluster. Focus your next study sessions on those areas rather than repeating what you already know well.