AACCC Stray Vacancy Round-I result for the 2026-27 UG AYUSH counselling cycle is scheduled for 12 November 2026, with reporting from 13 to 18 November. As of 3 November, the round is at the registration stage, so the result is not yet out. Students should be careful with websites or messages claiming an early ‘result link’ before AACCC publishes it officially.
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2026 Stray Vacancy Round-I timeline
| Stage | Date |
| Registration/payment | 3-9 November 2026 |
| Choice filling | 4-9 November 2026 |
| Processing | 10-11 November 2026 |
| Result | 12 November 2026 |
| Reporting at allotted institute | 13-18 November 2026 |
| Joined-candidate data verification | 19-20 November 2026 |
What to do on result day
Use the official AACCC portal and download the result/allotment document. Match your rank, allotted course, college and category carefully. Do not take admission action based only on a WhatsApp message or counselling screenshot.
If allotted, follow the AYUSH seat allotment next-steps guide immediately because stray-round reporting windows are short.
Reporting in a stray round should be treated as final-stage admission
A candidate should be ready with original documents, college fee and travel plan before the result date. Waiting until the last reporting day can create unnecessary risk if a document needs correction or the institute asks for an additional form.
Use the AYUSH counselling document checklist and confirm institute-specific requirements in advance.
Why non-reporting is risky
Stray vacancy rounds exist to fill the last remaining seats. They are not designed for casual seat blocking. If you receive a seat and do not join, security deposit and eligibility consequences can apply. Read AYUSH seat allotment non-reporting consequences before participating.
What if you are not allotted in SVR-I?
The 2026 schedule includes Stray Vacancy Round-II. Under the published schedule, there is no fresh registration or fresh choice filling for SVR-II; the choices submitted in SVR-I are used for the next phase.
That makes your SVR-I choice list especially important. Read the AACCC Stray Vacancy Round 2 guide before assuming you can completely rewrite the list later.
Result-day decision tree
| Result | Action |
| Seat allotted and acceptable | Report within deadline and complete joining |
| Seat allotted but you dislike it | Check binding rules before doing anything; do not simply ignore it |
| No seat allotted | Check SVR-II eligibility and wait for official processing |
| Result/details appear incorrect | Use the official AACCC grievance route within the notified time |
Do not forget college verification
Even in the last round, recognition and current course permission matter. If a college is unfamiliar, use the AYUSH college recognition verification guide before paying.
How SVR-I connects with the seat matrix
The result is produced from the eligible candidates, the submitted choices and the available seat pool. If you are still in the choice-filling stage, first review the AACCC Stray Vacancy Round 1 seat matrix and follow the AACCC choice filling process.
Security money and refund questions
Do not assume security money is refunded immediately after the result. Refund/forfeiture depends on the counselling rule and your participation/joining status. Check the AACCC registration fee and security deposit guide for the basic framework.
What to prepare before 12 November
Result day is easier if the preparation is already finished. Keep a folder with original academic documents, category papers, identity proof, passport photographs, allotment-related printouts and enough copies. Also keep the likely admission amount available through an accepted payment mode. If the college is outside your city, check travel options before the result rather than after allotment.
Candidates should also save the final locked choice list. If the result is unexpected, this list helps you understand whether the allotment followed your submitted preference order.
If the result is delayed or revised
Do not treat a delay as cancellation of the round. AACCC can issue a revised notice, provisional result or updated reporting instruction. Use the official portal and wait for the final published status before travelling or paying any institute.
What makes SVR-I different from an early round
By this stage, most easy exits are gone and the purpose is to fill the remaining seats quickly. That is why candidates should enter only if they are ready to take admission. A speculative choice can create a serious problem if it becomes an allotment.
FAQs
Is AACCC SVR-I result 2026 out now?
No. As of 3 November 2026, registration has started. The scheduled result date is 12 November 2026.
When do I report after SVR-I allotment?
The 2026 schedule provides reporting from 13 to 18 November.
Can I register fresh for SVR-II if I missed SVR-I?
Under the published 2026 schedule, SVR-II does not provide fresh registration or fresh choice filling. Candidates should therefore not miss the SVR-I window if they are eligible.
How do I know whether I am eligible after Round 3?
Check AACCC’s ineligible-candidate information and the Round 3 and stray-vacancy rules for your status.
- AACCC Stray Vacancy Round 1 Result 2026: Reporting Dates, Joining Rules and Next Step
- AACCC Stray Vacancy Round 1 Seat Matrix 2026: Vacant AYUSH Seats and Choice Strategy
- AACCC Round 3 Result 2026: Reporting, Documents, Joining Rules and What Happens Next
- AACCC Round 3 Registration 2026: Eligibility, Dates, Choice Filling and Important Rules
- AACCC Round 3 Seat Matrix 2026: How to Read Vacant BAMS, BHMS, BUMS and BSMS Seats
- AACCC Round 1 Seat Allotment Result 2026: How to Check, Report, Upgrade or Exit