AIAPGET Closing Rank by College, Branch and Category (AACCC 2025-26)

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These tables give the last (weakest) rank allotted for each seat category in each round and seat pool. A star means fewer than three allotments sit behind that number, so it is one or two people's rank, not a trend. "None" means no allotment in that category and pool and round. PwD seats are excluded. Deemed (paid) seats are unreserved, so only Open appears.

A reserved seat is filled from that category's own merit list, so its last rank sits much deeper than the Open last rank. The next table divides each category's last Round 1 rank by the Open last rank in the same pool (our division). A figure like 3.2x means the last SC allotment was a rank 3.2 times deeper than the last Open allotment.

ST ranks reach furthest in the four Ayurveda and Homoeopathy rows above, but in both Unani rows the SC rank reaches further than the ST rank (4.3x against 2.5x in AIQ Government, 6.6x against 5.0x in CU-NI). The ST pools are small, so a handful of allotments sets each figure. EWS closes close to Open, which fits a 10% slice of the same general pool. These ratios are a better guide for a reserved candidate than the Open numbers, but check the star warnings: a single seat group is one person.

Branch decides more than college for many candidates. The table takes every Ayurveda Open seat group that was allotted in Round 1 in the AIQ Government, central (CU-NI) and BHU pools (BHU is the label for the institutional-quota seats at Banaras Hindu University, listed as its own pool in AACCC’s lists) and shows the spread of last ranks for each branch, strongest branch first by median (our calculation); branches with a single group are listed last because one rank is not a median.

The five earliest-closing branches by median are Stree Roga-Prasuti Tantra (37), Shalakya-Karna, Naasa & Mukha Roga (75), Panchakarma (78), Shalya Tantra (115), Kaumarabhritya (123). The deepest medians belong to Rasashastra Evum Bhaishajya Kalpana (376), Dravyaguna Vijana (391), Rachana Sharira (418). Branches with one group (for example Manasaroga and Manovijnana in Ayurveda) are listed last and left out of these rankings.

These are the Open seat groups whose last Round 1 rank was lowest, so they needed the strongest rank. "First rank" is the best rank allotted to that group; for a single-seat group it equals the last rank.

Banaras Hindu University's Shalya Tantra (rank 1), AIIA Delhi's Shalya Tantra and Stree Roga, and NIA Jaipur's Panchakarma and Stree Roga all closed inside the first 25 ranks. R.A. Podar in Mumbai is the only college from the AIQ Government pool in that list. At the other end, the deepest AIQ Government Open seats of Round 1 were these:

The smaller streams have fewer groups, so one rank moves a median a lot. The same method, Round 1 Open groups in government and central pools, gives these spreads.

By median, the earliest-closing Homoeopathy branches are Practice of Medicine (37), Materia Medica (72), Paediatrics (94); the deepest are Homoeopathic Pharmacy (102), Organon of medicine-Homoeopathic Philosophy (128). In Unani they are Amraze Niswan wa Qabalat (15), Amraze Jild wa Tazeeniyat (34), Moalazat (36), and the deepest Ilmul Advia (128), Ilmul Saidla (160). In Siddha Pura Maruthuvam (13), Pothu Maruthuvam (17), Kuzhanthai Maruthuvam (35). Across these three streams no Open seat group closed beyond rank 226 in Round 1, because a few seats serve a small pool of applicants.