Deemed Universities offer AYUSH courses like BAMS, BHMS, and BUMS with flexibility and state-of-the-art infrastructure. But are they all genuine? What are their fees? How are seats filled?

In this guide, we’ll break down everything about Deemed AYUSH Universities — from their admission rules to how they differ from private and government institutions.

What Are Deemed AYUSH Universities?

These are autonomous institutions recognized by the UGC and approved by the Ministry of AYUSH, with the power to design their own curriculum and manage admissions under NEET.

Key features:

• Recognized by NCISM and Ministry of AYUSH
• Counselling through AACCC (All India AYUSH UG) only
• Usually have higher fees than private/state colleges
• Offer better infrastructure and international tie-ups

List of Deemed AYUSH Universities in India (2025)

Some private universities operate like deemed under state act – always verify on aaccc.gov.in.

Seat Matrix in Deemed Universities (2025)

 Note: All deemed seats are filled via AACCC UG Counselling only, not state counselling.

Fee Structure (Expected 2025)

 Most deemed universities offer EMI-based payments and NRI quota in select programs

Are Deemed AYUSH Universities Recognized & Safe?

To verify if the deemed university is legitimate:

• Check for name in AACCC official seat matrix
• Visit ncismindia.org → Recognized Colleges List
• UGC recognition as a deemed-to-be-university

 Pro Tip: Always avoid institutions not listed in the counselling portal or AYUSH Ministry notices.

Pros and Cons of Choosing a Deemed AYUSH University

 Pros:

• Modern labs, tech-based teaching
• High NEET scorers can get admission here if private cutoffs are unpredictable
• Urban campus lifestyle + good hostel quality
• More PG opportunities and international exposure

 Cons:

• High tuition fees
• Mostly outside home state (travel + living costs)
• Competitive during choice filling due to limited seats

How to Apply for Deemed University AYUSH Seats?

1. Appear for NEET 2025 and qualify
2. Register at aaccc.gov.in during AYUSH UG Counselling
3. Select “Deemed Universities” in choice filling
4. Pay higher security deposit (₹50,000)
5. Lock choices and await allotment
6. Report to college physically with documents

Conclusion – Should You Choose a Deemed AYUSH College?

If you:

• Have a moderate to high NEET score
• Want good campus, hostel and placement support
• Can afford ₹4–6L annual fees

Then yes, deemed AYUSH colleges are a strong option.

Need help with AACCC counselling or choosing deemed vs private options? Talk to our advisors at ayushcounselling.com — get a free consultation.

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