UP AYUSH UG Counselling 2026 Round 1 Merit List Released: Candidates can now check the merit list for Ayurveda, Unani, Siddha, Yoga & Naturopathy, and Homoeopathy admissions.
The UP AYUSH UG Counselling Board 2026 has released the Round 1 merit list (registered candidate list) for UP AYUSH UG Counselling 2026-27, dated 13 October 2026. The board has also issued instructions for choice filling. Candidates who have registered and paid the security deposit can now fill and lock their college choices on the official counselling website, https://upayushcounseling.upsdc.gov.in.
UP AYUSH UG Round 1 Merit List: Key Details
- The list is titled “Registered Candidate List, UP AYUSH UG Counselling 2026-27 (Round 1)” and is dated 13 October 2026
- It has 13,226 registered candidates, ranked in NEET rank order
- The first candidate listed has NEET marks of 559 and NEET rank 30464, and the last listed candidate has NEET marks of 177 and rank 1194841
- For each candidate, the list shows roll number, name, father’s name, UP category, UP sub-category, NEET marks, NEET rank, domicile, security fee status, All India Quota status and online document verification status
- Security fee status is shown as “Paid” for the candidates on the list
- Online document status is shown as “Verified” or “Provisionally Verified”. As per the list, around 2,466 candidates are marked Verified and around 10,668 are marked Provisionally Verified
- All documents will be re-verified physically at the nodal centre
UP AYUSH UG Counselling 2026 Round 1 Merit List PDF
Important Dates
- Round 1 merit list (registered candidate list) dated: 13 October 2026
- Choice filling last date and time: 19 October 2026, up to 1:00 PM
Choice Filling Instructions
The choice filling instructions are in a notice dated 13 October 2026, issued by the Office of the Director, Homoeopathy / Member Secretary, UP AYUSH UG Counselling Board 2026, with its nodal centre at the Government National Homoeopathic Medical College and Hospital, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow.
Before choice filling:
- Candidates can log in through Step-5 on the main page of the website, using the password created at the time of registration
- Choice filling must be done within the prescribed date and time, i.e. by 1:00 PM on 19 October 2026
- A candidate who has deposited a security amount of Rs 20,000 and is eligible as a UP candidate will see options for government sector AYUSH colleges only
- A candidate who has deposited Rs 50,000 and is eligible as a UP candidate will see options for both government and private sector AYUSH colleges
- Eligible candidates from other states who have deposited Rs 50,000 will see options for private sector AYUSH colleges only
During choice filling:
- Candidates can choose one or more courses and colleges from the available options. For example, on selecting BAMS, the available Ayurveda colleges will be shown, and the candidate must choose colleges in order of priority
- To also fill choices for BUMS or BHMS, candidates can click “Save and Continue” and repeat the same process
- After filling choices, clicking “Choice Lock” displays the choices filled by the candidate, along with the Agree/Later option. On clicking Agree, the candidate will be asked to enter the password
- The system sends an OTP to the candidate’s registered mobile number, which must be entered along with the password
- Once the candidate submits with the OTP, the choice is locked and cannot be changed
- Candidates can set their priority across one or more courses as per their preference
- The college chosen first appears at the top of the priority list, followed by the others in the order selected. For example, if a candidate selects X College, then Y College, then Z College, they will rank first, second and third respectively
- Before submitting, candidates can change the order of their choices using the up and down arrows
After choice filling:
- If a candidate does not lock their choices, it will be understood that they do not wish to participate further in the counselling process, and no college will be allotted to them
Safety Advice for Candidates
- Do not share confidential NEET counselling details such as roll number, registration number, password, date of birth, registered mobile number, email ID or OTP with anyone under any circumstances
- To keep the process fair, candidates can open the portal with their password, but can lock their choices only with the OTP received on their registered mobile number
Candidates are advised to keep visiting the official website for further updates on the counselling schedule and seat allotment.
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