20 AYUSH Medical Colleges did not get recognition by NCISM

20 AYUSH Medical Colleges did not get recognition by NCISM

Meta description – 3 Unani and 17 Ayurvedic medical colleges included, will not be able to take admission in this session2024-25

In Lucknow, 20 AYUSH colleges in UP have not been granted recognition by the National Commission for Indian System of Medicine (NCISM) to conduct courses this academic session. This means that 1,390 seats have been reduced as a result. The reason behind the lack of recognition is the insufficient faculty and other essential facilities not meeting the required standards. Consequently, three Unani medical colleges and 17 Ayurvedic medical colleges will not be able to admit students for the academic session 2024-25. As of now, the admission process for 7,414 seats in AYUSH colleges for the current session has already commenced.

Three private Unani medical institutions have lost their recognition: Sham-e-Gausia Minority Unani Medical College in Sambhal, Hakim Rais Unani Medical College, and Allama Iqbal Unani Medical College in Muzaffarnagar. These three Unani medical colleges collectively offered 170 seats for the Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery (BUMS) course.

In this session, 17 Ayurvedic Medical Colleges, including Government  Ayurvedic Medical College Atarra Banda, and 16 private ones such as Santushti Ayurvedic Medical College Mirzapur, FS Ayurvedic Medical College Firozabad, KVS Institute of Ayurvedic Medical College Ghazipur, Baba Vishwanath Ayurvedic Medical College Azamgarh, JD Ayurvedic Medical College Aligarh, Pacific College and Research Center Gorakhpur, KV Ayurvedic Medical College Agra, Dr. Anar Singh Ayurvedic Medical College Farrukhabad, Sham-e-Gausia Ayurvedic Medical College Ghazipur, Shanti Institute of Medical College Ballia, Sanjeevani Ayurvedic Medical College Amroha, Dr. Vijay Ayurvedic Medical College Varanasi, SNK Ayurvedic Medical College Ghazipur, ANK Ayurvedic College Bareilly, and Prem Raghu Ayurvedic Medical College Hathras, have not received approval to run the Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) course. The total number of seats for this course in these colleges was 1,220.

Counselling for admission in AYUSH colleges begins

Admission guidance for enrollment in 7,414 seats for undergraduate courses in Ayurvedic, Homeopathic, and Unani colleges commenced on Wednesday. Applicants can complete online registration and submit the security deposit until September 28. Online verification of candidate records will take place from September 26 to September 29. On September 29, the merit list is expected to be released.

Online applicants can select their preferred seats from September 30 to October 2. The seat allocation results will be announced on October 3. Nodal center verification will continue until October 4 at Government National Homeopathic Medical College, Lucknow. Applicants can secure admission in their allocated colleges by downloading the allotment letter until October 9.

If a candidate is unsatisfied with the seat they have been allocated, they must provide their consent for seat upgrade online by October 9. The outcome of seat upgrade for such candidates will be announced on October 10. The new seat allocation letter and records will be reviewed on October 11. Candidates will have the opportunity to enroll in the designated college until October 14. Details about counseling can be found on the website www.upayushcounseling.upsdc.gov.in.

How many number of seats available?

Government colleges provide 311 seats for the Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) program, while private colleges have 5,555 seats available. The Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS) program offers 755 seats in government colleges and 220 seats in private colleges. Furthermore, for the Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery (BUMS) program, 119 seats are available in government Unani colleges and 454 seats are available in private colleges.