The Department of AYUSH, Haryana has officially released the Round 3 seat allotment result for BAMS Counselling 2025 today, i.e. 24th October 2025, bringing the counselling process closer to completion. With the third round results now out, aspirants can clearly see how cut-offs have fluctuated across Round 1, Round 2, and Round 3 for both Government and Private Ayurvedic Colleges in Haryana.
This comparison provides great insight into the final NEET ranks for different categories (UR, SC, BCA, BCB, EWS, and Management quota) to give future aspirants support for understanding the admission process, trends and competition level.
Interestingly, Round 3 showed great variations in rank, particularly for top Government colleges, Baba Kheta Nath Govt. Ayurvedic College, Narnaul and Institute for Ayurved Studies and Research, SKAUK where the closing cutoff for the UR category was much better than the earlier rounds. Similarly, there were very competitive closing ranks in some private colleges, such as Shri Baba Mastnath Ayurvedic College, Rohtak and Faculty of Indian Medical System, SGT University for Round 3 or very few seats.
The next section presents the detailed cut-off comparison tables per round for each Government and Private BAMS college in Haryana, which will assist aspirants to review the admission process through the rounds of the counselling process.
Contents
- 1 Haryana Government BAMS Colleges Round 1 Vs Round 2 Vs Round 3 Cut Off 2025
- 2 Haryana Private BAMS Colleges Round 1 Vs Round 2 Vs Round 3 Cut Off 2025
- 3 Tips & Counseling-strategy
- 4 Frequently Asked Questions
- 4.1 Q. What is the overall trend observed in the Haryana BAMS Cut Off 2025 across all three rounds?
- 4.2 Q. How did the cut-off vary in Government BAMS colleges between Round 1 and Round 3?
- 4.3 Q. Did the SC and OBC category cut-offs also change significantly in Government colleges?
- 4.4 Q. What pattern was seen in the cut-offs of private BAMS colleges?
- 4.5 Q. Which round saw the highest competition for BAMS admissions?
- 4.6 Q. How did the All India Quota (AIQ) cut-off differ from the State Quota in private colleges?
- 4.7 Q. Did any colleges witness a drastic cut-off improvement in Round 3?
- 4.8 Q. Why did some categories not have data in later rounds?
Haryana Government BAMS Colleges Round 1 Vs Round 2 Vs Round 3 Cut Off 2025
The following table summarizes the Round 1 Vs Round 2 Vs Round 3 NEET rank for Government BAMS colleges in Haryana:
| Allocated College | Allocated Category | ROUND 1 NEET RANK | ROUND 2 NEET RANK | ROUND 3 NEET RANK |
| Baba Kheta Nath Govt. Ayurvedic College & Hospital, Narnaul | UR | 71639 | 70523 | 66932 |
| BCB | 80266 | 87477 | 95370 | |
| BCA | 93594 | – | – | |
| EWS | 83614 | – | – | |
| UR ESM | 123213 | – | 645497 | |
| SC | 211065 | 215946 | – | |
| SCD | 252354 | – | – | |
| UR PWD | 1022476 | – | – | |
| Institute For Ayurved Studies And Research, Skauk | UR | 49379 | 51572 | 40780 |
| BCB | 69694 | 64492 | – | |
| EWS | 56644 | 58020 | – | |
| BCA | 62887 | – | – | |
| SC | 188348 | 190930 | – | |
| SCD | 190392 | 219081 | – | |
| UR ESM | 538848 | – | – | |
| UR PWD | 1058225 | – | – | |
| Maru Singh Memorial Institute Of Ayurveda, Khanpur Kalan | UR | 71448 | 68535 | 67425 |
| EWS | 87586 | 70104 | – | |
| BCA | 92903 | 73184 | – | |
| BCB | 81435 | – | – | |
| UR ESM | 189431 | – | – | |
| SC | 221722 | 224653 | 142562 | |
| SCD | 253486 | 273836 | – | |
| KHANPUR | 290924 | – | – | |
| BHAINSWAL | 881526 | – | – | |
| ANDAMAN | – | – | 427926 |
Haryana Private BAMS Colleges Round 1 Vs Round 2 Vs Round 3 Cut Off 2025
The following table summarizes the Round 1 Vs Round 2 Vs Round 3 NEET rank for Private BAMS colleges in Haryana:
| Allocated College | QUOTA | ROUND 1 NEET RANK | ROUND 2 NEET RANK | ROUND 3 NEET RANK |
| Ayujyyoti Ayurvedic College & Hospital, Jodhpuria, Sirsa | AIQ | 416022 | 831614 | 303924 |
| UR | 710358 | 941598 | 467490 | |
| Mgmt | 885701 | 1142863 | 971345 | |
| BCB | 844761 | – | – | |
| BCA | 952530 | 1161201 | 991370 | |
| SCD | 1072385 | 1126015 | 1297384 | |
| SC | 990273 | – | 988572 | |
| Bdm College Of Ayurveda Sciences & Hospital, Chhuchakwas, Jhajjar | AIQ | 675154 | 912496 | 928361 |
| UR | 970106 | 1132690 | 985127 | |
| Mgmt | 1307932 | 1274854 | 1275145 | |
| BCB | 1164339 | 1225181 | 1307698 | |
| SC | 1257274 | – | 1240051 | |
| BCA | 1297946 | – | – | |
| SCD | 1252502 | – | – | |
| Chaudhary Devilal College Of Ayurveda, Bhagwangarh, Jagadhri | AIQ | 218436 | 266037 | – |
| UR | 351451 | 389193 | – | |
| Mgmt | 544235 | 489900 | 167114 | |
| BCA | 413177 | 438115 | – | |
| BCB | 503444 | 602547 | – | |
| SC | 529741 | 459913 | – | |
| SCD | 641009 | 928333 | – | |
| Faculty Of Indian Medicial System, Sgt University, Gurugram | AIQ | 316354 | 407797 | 197202 |
| UR | 495542 | 603627 | – | |
| Mgmt | 730356 | 835038 | 359744 | |
| SC | 636617 | 659455 | – | |
| Gangaputra Ayurvedic College, Kandela, Jind | AIQ | 412554 | 501289 | – |
| UR | 628413 | 685291 | – | |
| Mgmt | 829461 | 868958 | 146634 | |
| BCA | 803778 | 888997 | – | |
| BCB | 763039 | 710358 | – | |
| SCD | 897942 | 1235922 | – | |
| SC | 853912 | 1079189 | 697754 | |
| Gaur Brahman Ayurvedic College & Hosipital, Brahmanwas, Rohtak | AIQ | 230044 | 234326 | 114249 |
| UR | 339696 | 327037 | 135176 | |
| Mgmt | 503463 | 432993 | 187895 | |
| BCB | 439847 | – | – | |
| BRAHMANWAS | – | 730765 | – | |
| SC | 526765 | – | – | |
| BCA | 524437 | 538730 | – | |
| SCD | 797627 | 754426 | – | |
| J.R. Kissan Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital, Rohtak | AIQ | 742571 | 865782 | – |
| UR | 1008406 | – | 1009984 | |
| Mgmt | 1192401 | – | – | |
| SC | 1116750 | – | – | |
| BCB | 1214171 | – | – | |
| BCA | 1313393 | – | – | |
| Lal Bahadur Shastri Ayurvedic College For Women, Bilaspur | AIQ | 257903 | 434672 | – |
| UR | 448707 | 587798 | 257903 | |
| Mgmt | 609016 | 727022 | 372537 | |
| BCB | 510773 | – | – | |
| BCA | 676301 | 688505 | – | |
| SC | 573645 | 798633 | – | |
| SCD | 989574 | – | – | |
| Murarilal Rasiwasia Ayurved College & Hospital, Charkhi Dadri | AIQ | 294085 | 283850 | 197413 |
| UR | 541888 | 431091 | – | |
| Mgmt | 737268 | 725274 | 274420 | |
| SC | 1048936 | 938018 | – | |
| BCB | 756455 | 688513 | – | |
| BCA | 797315 | 848285 | – | |
| National College Of Ayurveda, Dhani Barwala (Hisar) | AIQ | 356852 | 610667 | 167620 |
| UR | 582544 | 791862 | – | |
| Mgmt | 789058 | 900102 | – | |
| BCA | 762122 | 878518 | – | |
| BCB | 739313 | 899217 | 208635 | |
| SC | 763510 | 927121 | 621812 | |
| SCD | 1036215 | 1181692 | 934462 | |
| Sanskaram Ayurvedic Medical College & Hospital, Dist. Jhajjar | AIQ | 848285 | 929744 | 266822 |
| UR | 1018110 | 1269297 | 401630 | |
| Mgmt | 1311516 | 1315291 | 1213256 | |
| SC | 1171201 | – | 1079189 | |
| Satya Ayurvedic Medical College & Hospital, Sisar Khas, Meham | AIQ | 644787 | 1063126 | – |
| UR | 888997 | 1223475 | 856241 | |
| Mgmt | 1086935 | – | 1300027 | |
| BCB | 976043 | – | 886723 | |
| SC | 1026844 | – | – | |
| BCA | 1104338 | – | 1026401 | |
| SCD | 1297384 | – | – | |
| Shri Baba Mastnath Ayurvedic College, Asthal Bohar, Rohtak | AIQ | 233288 | 281187 | 99060 |
| Mgmt | 424075 | 835923 | 253316 | |
| UR | 289791 | 558957 | 161844 | |
| SC | 335352 | 853912 | 280469 | |
| NATH | – | 1293765 | 1018110 | |
| Shri Dhanwantry Ayurvedic College & Hosipital, Chandigarh | AIQ | 113593 | 116019 | 72451 |
| UR | 175791 | 178651 | 80583 | |
| NRI | 955304 | 231343 | – | |
| SC | 1161904 | – | 388477 |
Tips & Counseling-strategy
If you get a government seat in Round 3 and it matches your career goal then accept and join. Round 3 govt cut-offs often tighten (more competitive). If a government seat is allotted that you like, it is usually wise to join government seats are cost-effective and stable.
- Don’t rely on improvement hopes unless data supports it.
For top government seats we saw clear improvement in Round 3 but that is not universal. If you have a reasonable govt chance (close to prior closing ranks), attempt higher preferences but be prepared to accept the safe option.
- Fill fresh, realistic preferences for each round.
Your Round-2 choices become null for Round-3. Always reassess seat matrix and refill preferences based on latest cut-offs and your rank.
- Category candidates must study category trends carefully.
Reserved category closing ranks swing more. If you are SC/ST/OBC/ESM/PwD, compare category-specific cut-offs for each college over rounds, you may pick a safer option in later rounds.
- Use private colleges strategically:
If your rank is outside govt thresholds, identify private colleges with manageable fees and seat openings. Watch Round 3 improvements as some private colleges improved significantly in Round 3.
- Be prepared to act fast after result publication:
Keep documents ready, arrange fee payment instruments (DD/Cheque/online) and know the physical joining windows. Round 3 often has short windows for joining.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is the overall trend observed in the Haryana BAMS Cut Off 2025 across all three rounds?
A. The overall trend shows that in most colleges, the cut-off ranks decreased by Round 3, indicating that every seat was allotted to a candidate with a lower NEET rank as the process of counselling and appointment reached completion and there was less competition through the process throughout the colleges in 2025.
Q. How did the cut-off vary in Government BAMS colleges between Round 1 and Round 3?
A. Baba Kheta Nath Govt. Ayurvedic College, Narnaul in Government colleges, the cut-off rank in Round 1 for the Unreserved (UR) category was 71,639 and by round 3, the cut-off rank for UR improved to 66,932, indicating that competition for government seats increased in ranking.
Q. Did the SC and OBC category cut-offs also change significantly in Government colleges?
A. The cut-off for SC -OBC (BC-A, BC-B) of the same college improved. For example, in Baba Kheta Nath Govt. Ayurvedic College, Narnaul, the SC – OBC cut-off rank improved from 2,11,065 in Round 1 to no vacancy for seats in Round 3 and 80,266 in Round 1 to 95,370 in Round 3, respectively, indicating seats were filled later in the appointment process.
Q. What pattern was seen in the cut-offs of private BAMS colleges?
A. In private colleges, there were far greater fluctuations from round to round. In schools like Ayujyoti Ayurvedic College, Sirsa, and National College of Ayurveda, Hisar, the cut-off in Round 3 was considerably high (lower score) compared to Round 1, which shows they were able to fill up vacant seats with students who were less competitive.
Q. Which round saw the highest competition for BAMS admissions?
A. Round 1 had the most competition in the BAMS admissions process, especially in the Government colleges since the highest scores are going towards least expensive institutions with a better reputation. In ensuing rounds as noted in Round 3, while it may have been easier to apply somewhere, the colleges obviously had seen candidate surrender vacant seats resulting in large fluctuations.
Q. How did the All India Quota (AIQ) cut-off differ from the State Quota in private colleges?
A. The cuts offs from the AIQ were overall better (lower ranks) when compared to the States or management quota. For instance, in Faculty of Indian Medical System, SGT University, the All India Quota saw cut off go from 316354 in Round 1 to 197202 in Round 3 and the management quota seats cut off went well past 3,50,000 ranks; indicating clear signs of merit preference.
Q. Did any colleges witness a drastic cut-off improvement in Round 3?
A. Colleges like Shri Baba Mastnath Ayurvedic College, Rohtak and Gaur Brahman Ayurvedic College, Rohtak saw major jumps. For example, the UR category in Mastnath improved from 289791 in Round 1 to 161844 in Round 3, meaning higher-scoring candidates were admitted in later rounds due to seat reshuffling.
Q. Why did some categories not have data in later rounds?
A. In several colleges, categories like EWS, BCA, and SC didn’t show Round 2 or 3 data because seats were already filled in earlier rounds, or no fresh seat was allotted in that category in subsequent rounds.
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