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Ayush08 Apr 2026

State Wise Unani (BUMS) Colleges List & Seats 2026

Looking to pursue a BUMS degree in India? This detailed guide covers state-wise government Unani colleges, seat matrix, and essential counseling details for 2026 admissions.

Dinesh ChoudharyDinesh Choudhary
State Wise Unani (BUMS) Colleges List & Seats 2026

Introduction

If you’re considering a career in Unani medicine, knowing your options for Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery (BUMS) colleges is key. Every year, thousands of students across India compete for a limited number of government BUMS seats. To make the right choices, it’s important to understand the seat distribution, college locations, and the counseling process. In this guide, we’ll break down the state-wise list of government Unani colleges for the 2026 academic session, along with seat availability and counseling insights.

AACCC-UG Counseling: How BUMS Seats Are Allotted

The Ayush Admissions Central Counseling Committee (AACCC), under the NCISM, is responsible for the centralized allotment of BUMS seats in government and aided colleges. Here’s how the seats are distributed:

  • 15% All India Quota (AIQ): These seats in government and aided Unani colleges across states/UTs are filled through central counseling.
  • 100% Central Universities/National Institutes: All seats (except state/institutional/nominated quota) in these institutes are filled via AACCC counseling.
  • 100% Deemed Universities: All seats in deemed universities (established under Central Act) are part of the centralized counseling process.

Being aware of how seats are allocated can help you plan your applications and preferences better during the counseling rounds.

State Wise Government BUMS Colleges & Seats 2026

Below is a comprehensive table listing all government and government-aided BUMS colleges in India, along with their seat intake for 2026. Use this as a quick reference for planning your application strategy.

S.No. State College Name Management Seats
1 Andhra Pradesh Dr. Abdul Haq Unani Medical College & Hospital, Kurnool Govt Aided 44
2 Bihar Govt. Tibbia College & Hospital, Patna Govt 31
3 Jammu & Kashmir Govt. Unani Medical College & Hospital, Srinagar Govt 47
4 Karnataka Govt. Unani Medical College, Bengaluru Govt 75
5 Madhya Pradesh Hakim Syed Ziaul Hassan Govt. Unani Medical College, Bhopal Govt 75
6 Maharashtra Mohammadia Tibbia College & Assayer Hospital, Malegaon Govt Aided 60
7 Maharashtra Z.V.M. Unani Medical College & Hospital, Pune Govt Aided 60
8 Maharashtra Anjuman-I-Islam’s Dr. Ishaq Jamkhanawala Tibbia Unani Medical College, Mumbai Govt Aided 60
9 Delhi Ayurveda & Unani Tibbia College, Karol Bagh Govt 37
10 Rajasthan Govt. University College of Unani, Tonk Govt 63
11 Tamil Nadu Government Unani Medical College, Chennai Govt 57
12 Telangana Govt. Nizamia Tibbia College, Hyderabad Govt 94
13 Uttar Pradesh State Unani Medical College & Hospital, Prayagraj Govt 75
14 Uttar Pradesh State Takmeel-ut-Tib College & Hospital, Lucknow Govt 75
15 Uttar Pradesh Ajmal Khan Tibbiya College, Aligarh Central Govt 52

Total Government BUMS Colleges: 15
Total BUMS Seats: 905

State-wise Seat Distribution: Quick Breakdown

Here’s a handy summary for those looking to quickly compare states and available BUMS seats:

State No. of Govt Colleges Total Seats
Andhra Pradesh 1 44
Bihar 1 31
Jammu & Kashmir 1 47
Karnataka 1 75
Madhya Pradesh 1 75
Maharashtra 3 180
Delhi 1 37
Rajasthan 1 63
Tamil Nadu 1 57
Telangana 1 94
Uttar Pradesh 3 202

Tip: States like Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra offer more opportunities due to higher seat counts and multiple colleges.

How to Choose the Right BUMS College?

Picking the right college isn’t just about seats. You should also consider:

  • Location & Accessibility: How easy is it to reach the college from your hometown?
  • Reputation: Colleges with a strong academic record or legacy often offer better facilities and faculty.
  • Clinical Exposure: Hospitals attached to the college play a big role in hands-on training.
  • Fee Structure: Government colleges generally have lower tuition fees than private or deemed colleges.
  • Previous Year Cut-offs: Check the cut-off NEET scores to set realistic expectations.

Don’t hesitate to reach out to current students or alumni for firsthand experiences and honest feedback.

Admission Process: Step-by-Step Guide

The BUMS admission process through AACCC-UG generally follows these steps:

  1. NEET UG Exam: Appear and qualify in the NEET UG examination.
  2. Registration: Register on the AACCC-UG counseling portal when applications open.
  3. Choice Filling: List your preferred colleges and lock your choices.
  4. Seat Allotment: Based on NEET rank, preferences, and seat availability, seats are allotted in rounds.
  5. Reporting: Report to the allotted college for document verification and admission formalities.

Tip: Keep a checklist of required documents ready in advance to avoid last-minute stress.

Comparing Government vs. Deemed/Private BUMS Colleges

Many students wonder if they should opt for government or private/deemed Unani colleges. Here’s a quick comparison:

Criteria Government Private/Deemed
Fees Low Moderate to High
Seat Availability Limited More Options
Recognition High Varies
Competition Very High Moderate
Facilities Generally Good Can Vary

While government colleges are highly sought after for their affordability and recognition, private colleges may provide more seat options but at a higher fee.

Conclusion

Choosing the right BUMS college is a pivotal decision in your medical career. With just 905 government seats spread across 15 colleges, the competition is stiff. Be sure to study the seat matrix, research each institution, and plan your counseling strategy ahead of time. Staying organized and well-informed will give you the best shot at securing a seat in a top Unani college in 2026. Good luck with your journey into Unani medicine!

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the total number of government BUMS colleges in India for 2026?

How are BUMS seats allotted through AACCC-UG counseling?

Which state has the highest number of government BUMS seats?

Can I apply for both government and deemed university BUMS seats?

What documents are needed for BUMS admission reporting?

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