Last updated: 28 October 2026
Admission cycle: 2027–28
Exam authority: National Testing Agency (NTA)
Official website: https://exams.nta.nic.in/aiapget/
| Particular | Details |
|---|---|
| Examination name | All India AYUSH Post Graduate Entrance Test |
| Common abbreviation | AIAPGET |
| Upcoming examination cycle | AIAPGET 2027 |
| Target academic session | 2027–28 |
| Conducting authority | National Testing Agency (NTA) |
| Relevant government authorities | Ministry of AYUSH and applicable regulatory bodies |
| Courses covered | Postgraduate programmes in Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani and Homoeopathy |
| Application mode | To be confirmed in the 2027 information bulletin |
| Examination mode | To be confirmed in the 2027 information bulletin |
| Application dates | To be announced |
| Examination date | To be announced |
| Result date | To be announced |
| Counselling authority | AACCC and the relevant state or institutional authorities, according to seat category |
| Official website | https://exams.nta.nic.in/aiapget/ |
Important: The details above identify the upcoming examination cycle. The 2027 information bulletin will be the final authority for the application schedule, eligibility, examination pattern and other rules.
Event | Expected Timeline (2026–2027) | Official Portal |
|---|---|---|
Official Notification Release | October 13, 2026 (Released) | NTA AIAPGET |
Online Application Begins | November 2026 | NTA AIAPGET |
Last Date to Apply | December 2026 | NTA AIAPGET |
Application Correction Window | December 2026 – January 2027 | NTA AIAPGET |
Admit Card Release | February 2027 | NTA AIAPGET |
AIAPGET 2027 Exam Date | March 2027 (Tentative, CBT Mode) | NTA AIAPGET |
Provisional & Final Answer Key | March – April 2027 | NTA AIAPGET |
Result & Scorecard Declaration | April – May 2027 | NTA AIAPGET |
AACCC-PG Counselling Registration | June – July 2027 |
These are unannounced dates, not confirmed deadlines. Once NTA publishes the information bulletin, update this table with the exact dates and link each important event to its official notice.
AIAPGET is the common entrance examination used for admission to eligible postgraduate AYUSH programmes. It covers the relevant postgraduate courses in Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani and Homoeopathy.
The examination allows eligible graduates to compete for postgraduate seats through the applicable admission and counselling process. However, qualifying AIAPGET does not automatically guarantee admission to a particular college or course.
Admission also depends on the candidate’s eligibility, entrance-examination performance, merit, seat availability, reservation rules, counselling choices and document verification.
Candidates should always read the official information bulletin and the applicable counselling rules before applying.
AIAPGET covers the following AYUSH disciplines, subject to the courses and eligibility conditions specified in the official notification.
Candidates with the recognised qualifying degree and other required credentials may seek admission to eligible postgraduate Ayurveda programmes. Available specialisations and seats depend on the participating institutions and the applicable admission rules.
AIAPGET includes eligible postgraduate Siddha programmes. Applicants must meet the prescribed educational, internship and registration requirements for their discipline.
Eligible candidates may seek admission to postgraduate Unani programmes through the applicable AIAPGET and counselling process. Programme availability varies by institution.
AIAPGET also covers eligible postgraduate Homoeopathy programmes. Candidates should verify the recognised qualifying degree, internship requirements and applicable professional registration conditions.
The available programmes, course names and seats for the 2027–28 session should be confirmed from the official admission and counselling documents when they are released.
The AIAPGET 2027 application form has not been confirmed as available in the official sources reviewed. Candidates should wait for the NTA notification and apply only through the official examination website.
Once applications open, the process is expected to involve the following steps. The exact procedure and required documents must be checked against the 2027 instructions.
Candidates should use an active email address and mobile number for registration. They should also keep their application number and other login details secure.
Candidate Category | Application Fee (INR) |
|---|---|
General / EWS / OBC (NCL) | ₹800 |
SC / ST / PwD / Third Gender | ₹600 |
Exam Centre (Outside India) | ₹2,500 (All categories) |
Parameter | Standard NTA Specification |
|---|---|
Examination Mode | Computer Based Test (CBT) |
Total Questions | 200 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) |
Total Marks | 200 Marks |
Marking Scheme | +1 for each correct answer |
Negative Marking | –0.25 for each incorrect answer |
Exam Duration | 3 Hours (180 Minutes) |
Medium of Exam | English and Hindi (plus regional languages as specified) |
Sections | Stream-specific (Ayurveda / Homoeopathy / Unani / Siddha / Yoga & Naturopathy) |
💡 Pro Tip: Because of the –0.25 negative marking, blind guessing is highly detrimental. Focus on accuracy and attempt questions where your confidence exceeds 75%.
The AIAPGET syllabus depends on the candidate’s chosen AYUSH discipline. Candidates should prepare using the official syllabus and the academic subjects relevant to their qualifying programme.
The 2027 syllabus has not yet been confirmed in the sources reviewed. Until the new bulletin is released, candidates can use the previous official syllabus as a preliminary preparation resource.
Candidates should review the relevant undergraduate Ayurveda subjects and the syllabus prescribed for the examination. The final preparation plan should follow the official AIAPGET syllabus.
Applicants should revise the relevant subjects from their recognised Siddha qualification and consult the official subject-wise syllabus when available.
Candidates should prepare according to the relevant undergraduate Unani curriculum and the official examination syllabus.
Applicants should review the relevant subjects from their recognised Homoeopathy qualification and confirm the prescribed syllabus before the examination.
Previous-year question papers can support preparation, but they should not replace the official syllabus.
The AIAPGET 2027 admit-card release date has not been announced. NTA will provide the applicable instructions when the examination schedule is published.
After the admit card becomes available, candidates should download it from the official NTA website using the prescribed login credentials.
Candidates should check the following details:
If a candidate identifies a discrepancy, they should follow the correction instructions provided by NTA.
Candidates should carry the admit card and the identity documents specified in the official examination instructions. Do not rely on an old admit card or previous-year examination schedule.
The AIAPGET 2027 answer-key schedule has not yet been announced. Following the examination, NTA may publish answer-key notices and candidate-response information according to the applicable examination procedure.
Candidates should read the official notice carefully to understand the answer-key challenge process, if provided. Any challenge must be submitted within the stated deadline and in the required format.
The provisional and final answer keys serve different purposes. The final answer key should be used as the official reference for the result process once published.
The AIAPGET 2027 result date has not been announced. Candidates should monitor the NTA website for the result notice and scorecard link.
After the result is released, candidates should:
A qualifying result does not guarantee a postgraduate seat. Admission depends on the applicable eligibility rules, merit, seat availability and the counselling process.
Candidates should use only the official result notice to confirm the release date and access instructions.
The AIAPGET 2027 cutoff has not been announced. Cutoff information becomes available through the applicable official examination, counselling or admission documents.
Candidates should distinguish between the qualifying criteria and the score or rank required for admission to a particular institution.
The final admission outcome can depend on factors such as:
Previous-year cutoffs may help candidates understand past admission trends, but they cannot guarantee a particular result in 2027–28.
Do not publish predicted marks or ranks as confirmed AIAPGET 2027 cutoff figures. Where verified data is available, identify the year, discipline, institution, category and counselling round.
The exact document list depends on the examination rules, counselling authority, candidate category and institution. Candidates should use the relevant official bulletin as the final checklist.
Documents that may be required include:
Candidates should ensure that certificates are valid, legible and consistent with the details submitted during registration. If a document is pending, they should check the official rules rather than assuming that it can be submitted later.
Candidates preparing for the upcoming examination should keep the following points in mind.
Official notices should always take precedence over third-party summaries.
AIAPGET 2026 relates to the 2026–27 admission session and should be treated as the previous examination cycle when planning for AIAPGET 2027.
NTA’s official website lists AIAPGET 2026 examination-related notices, including the scorecard and final answer key. AACCC also provides postgraduate counselling information for the 2026–27 session.
Candidates may use the previous cycle’s information to understand the general examination and admission process. However, the 2026 dates, eligibility deadlines, fee amounts and examination rules should not automatically be applied to the 2027 cycle.
For the latest historical information, refer to:
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