Ahmedabad: A total of 2,118 seats in undergraduate ayurveda (BAMS) and homeopathy (BHMS) courses remain vacant in Gujarat after completion of the second round of admissions for 2026-27 academic year, according to the admission committee.Reporting for Round 2 was conducted from Oct 9 to 14. The vacancy position released on Wednesday includes non-allotted seats, seats for which candidates did not report and cancelled seats.Under the state quota, 1,670 seats remain vacant, including 358 in BAMS and 1,312 in BHMS. Of the vacant BAMS seats, 341 were not reported for and 17 were cancelled. In BHMS, 945 seats remain non-allotted, 354 candidates did not report and 13 seats were cancelled.Another 448 seats remain vacant under the 15% All India Quota (AIQ) in self-financed institutions (SFIs). These include 44 BAMS seats, of which 41 were not reported for and three were cancelled. In BHMS, 404 seats remain vacant, including 371 non-allotted seats, 30 non-reported seats and three cancelled seats.The figures indicate considerable unfilled capacity in ayurveda and homeopathy colleges even after the second round of counselling and reporting.
