Shri Motisingh Jageshwari Ayurved College & Hospital

Shri Motisingh Jageshwari Ayurved College & Hospital was inaugurated by Shri Kedar Pandey, the then Health Minister on 30 November 1973 (Friday). Enrollment of students started in 1974 and teaching work started in the college with 20 students. Dr. Sitaram Verma, the first principal of the college, was made MRCP. Shri Rishi Kumar Pathak and Shri Raghuvanshi Bhushan Ojha took charge as teachers. After this, the Central Medical Council of India started considering it as a new college. But after the clarification of the college, on May 11, 1999, the Central Medical Council of India conducted an election and allowed the enrollment of 40 students. Shri Moti Memorial Society has been formed under the chairmanship of Shri Ramsunder Das for the operation of the college, which is registered with the government. According to the criteria of the Central Medical Council of India, a comprehensive action plan has been prepared for the development of the college. In this way, it is being developed as a hospital where modern management of surgery will be done along with Ayurveda medicine. Apart from the students studying, this will also benefit the patients at large. There is a system of free medical treatment for poor patients here. Best arrangements have been made for safe delivery of women and care of babies. A medicinal plant has been developed in the college premises. So that it is possible to produce abundant herbs for the manufacture of medicines. They can also be exported outside.

Shri Motisingh Jageshwari Ayurved College & Hospital Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) Counseling is conducted by Bihar Combined Entrance Competitive Examination Board (BCECEB)

Government of Bihar, the responsibility of counselling for admission to Undergraduate AYUSH courses (Ayurvedic / Homeopathic / Unani) in the state of Bihar for the academic session 2025–26, based on the merit list of NEET (UG)–2025, has been assigned to the Bihar Combined Entrance Competitive Examination Board, Patna.

Eligibility: Candidates qualification requires passing 10+2 / Intermediate with Physics, Chemistry, Biology (Botany & Zoology) / Biotechnology and English; General/OBC/BC/EBC candidates must secure 50% marks and SC/ST candidates 40% marks in the qualifying subjects, while in NEET (UG)–2025, UR candidates must score at least 50% and SC/ST/BC/EBC candidates at least 40%. The minimum age for admission is 17 years as on 31 December 2025 (date of birth not after 31.12.2008). Only Indian citizens are eligible. For state quota seats, candidates must be permanent residents of Bihar and NEET (UG)–2025 qualified, and domicile eligibility also extends to candidates whose parents are residents of Bihar, employees of the Bihar Government, Central Government or Government of India PSUs posted in Bihar, or Bihar Government employees posted outside Bihar/Jharkhand as per rules. For private AYUSH colleges, candidates must be Bihar residents and NEET-qualified, with admission strictly based on NEET merit and conducted under the supervision of the Bihar University of Health Sciences, Patna as per state admission rules. Candidates whose names appear in the NEET (UG)–2025 merit list are eligible to apply online for UGMAC (AYUSH)–2025, and while participation in online counselling is mandatory for consideration, it does not guarantee admission.

Reservation for Various Categories as Prescribed by the Government:

Notes: Reservation of 10% for Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) shall be applicable as per the notification issued by the Government of Bihar, Letter No. 284 / Patna, dated 26.02.2019. As per the circular of the General Administration Department, Government of Bihar, Patna, Letter No. 12722 dated 12.09.2014, reservation for women / handicapped / dependents of freedom fighters shall be applicable. As per Bihar University of Health Sciences Admission–2021, under Clause-8, while determining the number of seats for admission in undergraduate courses in state institutions / universities, each institution / university shall ensure that the reservation for women candidates is applied. Horizontal reservation shall be applicable over the vertical reservation. However, If seats reserved for women in any reserved category are not filled due to non-availability of eligible women candidates, then such seats shall be filled from male candidates of the same category. Such seats shall not be transferred to any other reserved category.

Candidates who are not permanent residents of Bihar shall not be entitled to reservation benefits in Bihar state institutions and shall be treated under the Unreserved Category as per the rules.

Based on the Rank List of NEET (UG)–2025, candidates belonging to SC / ST / EBC / BC / EWS categories of Bihar state shall be eligible to apply online under their respective reservation categories as per the Government of Bihar rules. At the time of online application, candidates must select the appropriate category.

Candidates belonging to reserved categories (OBC / SC / ST) in NEET (UG)–2025 shall be considered under the same reservation category in UGMAC (AYUSH)–2025. Candidates eligible for OBC reservation shall be eligible under OBC category only and shall not be treated as BC or EBC.

• If a candidate belonging to a reserved category applies under the Unreserved Category (UR) and secures admission on the basis of merit in an unreserved institution / seat, then for better options, the candidate may subsequently opt for admission under his/her original reserved category.
• In this regard, the decision taken by the Government / competent authority from time to time shall be applicable.
• In Minority AYUSH colleges (including minority AYUSH colleges), admission shall be done as per the reservation policy applicable in those colleges.