Bihar AYUSH Colleges Round 1 Vs Round 2 Cut Off 2025

Bihar AYUSH Counselling 2025 has seen a significant change in the trend of admissions from Round 1 to Round 2 with the release of the Round 2 cut-off on October 24, 2025 from the Bihar Combined Entrance Competitive Examination Board (BCECEB). The counselling process lists AYUSH (Ayurveda, Homoeopathy, and Unani) colleges for BAMS, BHMS, and BUMS courses in government and private colleges in the state.

Every round has different students competing for seats, different merits and different student choices, and so understanding the cut-off movement becomes important for students. Some government colleges have seen some relief in cut-off due to the reshuffling of available seats, while many AYUSH private colleges jumped upwards in merit, as some higher merit students opted to take the available seats in Round 2.

In this blog, we will provide a comprehensive breakdown of Round 1 vs Round 2 cut-offs for both government and private AYUSH colleges in Bihar,  major changes, and tips for students planning to join in future rounds of counselling.

Government AYUSH Colleges – Round-wise Cut Off Trends

Bihar has a limited number of government AYUSH colleges, and their seats are always in high demand. Let’s look at the rank movement between Round 1 and Round 2.

Private AYUSH Colleges – Round-wise Cut Off Movement

The private colleges show greater fluctuations between Round 1 and Round 2, especially in Homoeopathy and Unani institutes, where vacant seats were filled in Round 2 with much higher NEET ranks.

Tips for Students: How to Use Bihar AYUSH 2025 Cut-Off Trends to Your Advantage

1. Analyze Round-Wise Trends Carefully

Study how the cut-off ranks have moved between Round 1 and Round 2. If a college’s cut-off rank dropped, it indicates better availability of seats or lower competition — such colleges might still have vacancies in the next round.

2. Focus on Colleges with Stable Cut-Offs

Colleges of the Department of Health, like R.A.C. Patna and Govt. Tibbi College Patna, have performed consistently in all rounds. An advantage of prioritizing colleges of the Department of Health is an increased chance of getting a safe seat while also getting a quality education.

3. Don’t Ignore Private Colleges

Certain private AYUSH colleges (e.g., GD Memorial Homoeopathic Medical College, Sufia Unani Medical College, etc.) have improved their merit ranks significantly in Round 2. This indicates that these colleges are growing in reputation and demand. They can serve as excellent back-up options if government college seats are out of your reach. 

4. Use Category Advantage Wisely

You should look at how the cut-offs changed throughout each round, especially if you belong to any of the reserved categories (BC, EBC, SC, ST, EWS) to see if their particular category rank shifted. Noting the small changes during Round 2 may assist you in determining where your category has more opportunities to place in further rounds. 

5. Participate Actively in the Next Round

If you were not allotted a college in Round 1 or 2, don’t lose hope. The Mop-Up or subsequent rounds often open new opportunities due to withdrawals and upgradations. Be prepared with updated documents and preferences.

6. Compare Government vs Private Options

Compare fees, facilities, hospital partnerships, and cut-off marks of government and private AYUSH Colleges. Sometimes a reputed private college can be of equal academic quality to a government institute, but will charge a moderate fee.

7. Prepare for Document Verification Early

Make sure that all your academic, category, domicile, and identification document information is accurate and preparation of the above documents is complete so that everything can be verified effectively. Aadhaar and NEET results must match accordingly to avoid problems or concerns with timely admission confirmations.

8. Don’t Rush – Choose Wisely

Do not just take any seat available for you, look into factors such as the reputation of the college, ease of travel to the college, accommodation, course facilities available to you, and internship opportunities as relevant to you first. Only afterwards, get ready to lock your choice in your counselling portal.

9. Seek Guidance if Confused

If you find the cut-off patterns or counselling procedures confusing, reach out to career counsellors or AYUSH admission experts who can help you strategize your college options effectively.

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Rajesh Mishra

My name is Rajesh Mishra. For the past 18 years, I have been helping students get admission into the right colleges. I believe that even students with average or low ranks deserve admission in good colleges—without chasing agents, falling for false promises, or paying donations.

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