BHMS Colleges in Maharashtra calls for homeopathic candidates from all over India as Maharashtra is India’s second-most populous state and third-largest state by area. As per National Commission for Indian System of Medicine (NCISM) and the National Commission for Homoeopathy (NCH) there are 61BHMS Colleges with 4815 seats .The state has 24 universities that are pioneering in the development of India’s modern education system. Maharashtra also has some of the best BHMS colleges, including Dr. D.Y. Patil Homoeopathic Medical College & Research Centre, PIMPRI, etc.
Counselling for these colleges starts with candidates registration on counselling conducting authority official website https://info.mahacet.org/mahacet/. Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell conducts counselling for 85% seats in government & private AYUSH colleges in Maharashtra under State Quota. Counselling for remaining 15% seats in government & private colleges will be conducted by AYUSH Admissions Central Counseling Committee (AACCC) under All India Quota (AIQ).
Course Highlights
Check the summary overview of Homeopathic.
| Particular | Undergraduate | Postgraduate |
| Course Name | BHMS | MD/MS |
| Course Level | Graduate (UG) | Postgraduate |
| Duration | 5.5 Years (Including 1-year internship) | 3 Years |
| Stream | Medical Sciences | Specialization after BHMS |
| Eligibility | 10+2 with P.C.B. as the main subjects | BHMS from a recognized University |
List of Homeopathic Colleges in Maharashtra
List of BHMS Colleges
| S.No | College Name | Seats | Type |
| 1 | Government Homoeopathic College | 100 | Govt. |
| 2 | Chandaben M. Patel Hom. College | 100 | Pvt. |
| 3 | Y.M.T. Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital | 100 | Pvt. |
| 4 | Kokan Education & Medical Trust’s Virar Hom. Medical College | 75 | Pvt. |
| 5 | Sai Homoeopathic Medical College | 75 | Pvt. |
| 6 | Kokan Education Society’s Chandrakant Hari Keluskar Hom. Medical College | 50 | Pvt. |
| 7 | KES, Loknete Adv. Datta Patil Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital | 50 | Pvt. |
| 8 | Dapoli Hom. Medical College | 50 | Pvt. |
| 9 | Dhondumama Sathe Homoeopathy Medical College | 100 | Pvt. |
| 10 | Late. Fakirabai Pansare Education Foundation, Pradhikaran Homoeopathic Medical College | 100 | Pvt. |
| 11 | Dr. J.J. Magdum Homoeopathy Medical College | 100 | Pvt. |
| 12 | SJPES’s Homoeopathic Medical College | 75 | Pvt. |
| 13 | Shri Shahu Chhatrapti Shikshan Sanstha’s Venutai Yashwantrao Chavan Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital | 50 | Pvt. |
| 14 | Disha Shikshan –V-Vikas Kendra’s E.B. Gadkari Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital | 50 | Pvt. |
| 15 | Samarth Education Trust’s Sawkar Homoeopathic Medical College | 100 | Pvt. |
| 16 | Gulabrao Patil Homoeopathic Medical College | 100 | Pvt. |
| 17 | Gandhi Natha Rangaji Homoeopathy Medical College | 50 | Pvt. |
| 18 | Ahmednagar Homoeopathic Medical College | 75 | Pvt. |
| 19 | MHF’s Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital | 100 | Pvt. |
| 20 | Kakasaheb Mhaske Homoeopathy Medical College | 100 | Pvt. |
| 21 | Motiwala Homoeopathy Medical College | 100 | Gujarati Pvt. Minority |
| 22 | KBA Homoeopathic Medical College | 100 | Jain Pvt. Minority |
| 23 | K.D.M.G.’s Homoeopathic Medical College | 75 | Pvt. |
| 24 | Vamanrao Ithape Homeopathic Medical College | 100 | Pvt. |
| 25 | KSSM’s Dhanwantari Homoeopathy College | 50 | Pvt. |
| 26 | Anantrao Kanse Homoeopathic Medical College | 100 | Pvt. |
| 27 | PSPM’s Mahila Homoeopathic Medical College | 100 (For women only) | Pvt. |
| 28 | Shri. Chamudamata Homeopathy Medical College | 50 | Pvt. |
| 29 | Godavari Foundation’s Dr. Ulhas Patil Homoeopathy Medical College & Hospital | 100 | Pvt. |
| 30 | Sharadchandraji Pawar Homoeopathic Medical College | 100 | Pvt. |
| 31 | Shri Tatyasaheb Ghatage Charitable Trust’s R. R. Patil College Of Homoeopathy And Hospital | 50 | Pvt. |
| 32 | Ratnadeep Medical Foundation And Research Centre’s Ratnadeep Homoeopathic Medical College | 100 | Pvt. |
| 33 | Atal Bihari Vajpayee Homoeopathic Medical College and Hospital | 60 | Pvt. |
| 34 | Matoshri Asarabai Darade Homoeopathic Medical College | 60 | Pvt. |
| 35 | Mahalaxmi Homoeopathic Medical College Hospital & Research Centre | 60 | Pvt. |
| 36 | Nootan Homoeopathy Medical College & Hospital | 60 | Pvt. |
| 37 | Late Mrs. Housabai Homoeopathy Medical College & Hospital | 100 | Jain Pvt. Minority |
| 38 | RJS’s Rashtrasant Janardan Swami Homoeopathy Medical College & Research Centre | 100 | Pvt. |
| 39 | Shraddha Homoeopathic Medical College Hospital & Research Center | 100 | Pvt. |
| 40 | Shri Prakashchand Jain Homoeopathic Medical College, Hospital & Research | 100 | Pvt. |
| 41 | Antrabharti Homoeopathy Medical College | 50 | Pvt. |
| 42 | Purushottam Bagala Homoeopathy Medical College & Hospital | 50 | Pvt. |
| 43 | Panchsheel Homoeopathic Medical College | 100 | Pvt. |
| 44 | Gondia Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital | 50 | Pvt. |
| 45 | Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru Institute Of Hom. Medical Sciences | 70 | Pvt. |
| 46 | Takhatmal Shrivallabh Homoeopathy Medical College | 75 | Pvt. |
| 47 | HES, Homoeopathy Medical College | 50 | Pvt. |
| 48 | Shree Janata Homoeopathy Medical College | 50 | Pvt. |
| 49 | Dr. R N Lahoti Homoeopathy Medical College, Hospital and Research Centre | 100 | Pvt. |
| 50 | DKMM Homoeopathy Medical College | 100 | Jain Pvt. Minority |
| 51 | Foster Development Homoeopathy Medical College | 60 | Pvt. |
| 52 | Bhagwan Shikshan Prasarak Mandal’s Shree Bhagwan Homoeopathy Medical College & Indira Gandhi Memorial Hospital | 100 | Pvt. |
| 53 | S M Padmashri Shamraoji Kadam Homoeopathic Medical College | 100 | Pvt. |
| 54 | Adarsh Shikshan Sanstha’s Sonajirao Kshirsagar Homoeopathy Medical College | 100 | Pvt. |
| 55 | P D Jain Homoeopathic College | 100 | Pvt. |
| 56 | KSPM’s Vasantrao Kale Homoeopathic Medical College | 75 | Pvt. |
| 57 | Guru Mishri Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital | 100 | Pvt. |
| 58 | Sayali Charitable Trust College of Homoeopathic Medical College | 100 | Pvt. |
| 59 | Sau. Shantadevi Vedprakash Patil Homoeopathic College | 60 | Pvt. |
| 60 | Mauli Homoeopathic College & Research Institute | 60 | Pvt. |
| 61 | Omar Homoeopathic Medical College And Research Center | 100 | Pvt. |
NEET Cut-off 2024
| Category | Cut-Off Percentile | NEET Cut-Off 2023 | NEET Cut-Off 2024 | No. Of Candidates |
| UR/EWS | 50th Percentile | 720-137 | 720-162 | 11,65,334 |
| OBC | 40th Percentile | 136-107 | 161-127 | 1,00,876 |
| SC | 40th Percentile | 136-107 | 161-127 | 34,420 |
| ST | 40th Percentile | 136-107 | 161-127 | 14,414 |
| UR/EWS-PwD | 45th Percentile | 136-121 | 151-144 | 469 |
| OBC-PwD | 40th Percentile | 120-107 | 143-127 | 269 |
| SC-PwD | 40th Percentile | 120-107 | 143-127 | 54 |
| ST-PwD | 40th Percentile | 120-107 | 142-127 | 13 |
Maharashtra Ayush Counselling 2025
Maharashtra AYUSH counselling is an important process for securing admission into AYUSH courses in the state. The counselling is categorized into two main types based on the overseeing authority and the quota of seats being filled. AACCC conducts counselling for 15% seats in government AYUSH colleges and State counselling authority conducts counselling for 85% seats in government AYUSH colleges and 100% seats in Private colleges in Maharashtra.
Counselling Registration Process – State Quota
Visit the official website www.mahacet.org and click on the “Apply Online for NEET-UG 2025” link.
- Instruction Page: Read the instructions carefully and click “NEXT.”
- Form Filling: Enter the required details, including a valid mobile number and email address.
- OTP Verification: An OTP will be sent to the registered mobile number and email for verification.
- Form Submission: Fill in all mandatory fields, read the declaration, and agree to the terms before submitting.
- Payment of Fees: Pay the applicable fee online. Bank transaction charges will be borne by the candidate.
- Print Receipt: After payment, print the receipt and the application form for future reference.
Uploading Documents
After successful payment, candidates must upload the required documents on the same website using their username and password.
Essential documents include:
- NEET-UG 2025 Admit Card and Marksheet
- Photo ID Proof (Aadhar Card, PAN Card, etc.)
- Nationality and Domicile Certificates
- SSC (10th) and HSC (12th) certificates
- Medical Fitness Certificate
- Additional documents as applicable for reservation claims, minority status, etc.
- Documents must be uploaded before the document verification process.
Document Verification
- Candidates must report in person at the allotted center or college for physical document verification with their original documents.
- Proxy attendance is not allowed.
Important Notes
- Mistakes in the online application form cannot be corrected by the Competent Authority. Ensure all entries are accurate before submitting.
- Keep copies of the fee receipt, application form.
Counselling Registration Fees
| Course | State Quota Seats (Rs.) | Institute Quota Seats (Rs.) | Both State & Institute Quota Seats (Rs.) |
| MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BHMS & BUMS | 1,000 | 5,000 | 6,000 |
Counselling Process – State Quota
Maharashtra AYUSH Counselling/Admission Process for BAMS, BUMS, and BHMS courses is designed to ensure that eligible candidates who have cleared NEET-UG 2025 can secure seats in these courses. Here’s a detailed overview of the process:
Registration and Eligibility
- Eligibility: Candidates who have cleared NEET-UG 2025 are eligible to apply for AYUSH courses (BAMS, BUMS, BHMS) in Maharashtra.
- Registration: Eligible candidates must register on the official Maharashtra State CET Cell website during the stipulated period to participate in the counselling process.
Rounds of Counselling
The counselling process consists of multiple rounds to ensure that all seats are filled based on merit and preferences.
CAP Round 1:
- Candidates fill their preferences for colleges and courses during this round.
- The merit list is prepared based on NEET-UG 2025 scores, and seats are allotted accordingly.
- Candidates who are satisfied with their allotted seat can secure it by submitting a Status Retention Form to the respective college, ensuring they will not participate in subsequent rounds.
- Candidates who do not fill the Status Retention Form but wish to upgrade their seat can participate in further rounds.
CAP Round 2:
- Seats unallotted in Round 1, along with seats vacated due to non-joining or cancellations, are available for allotment.
- Candidates must fill fresh preferences for Round 2, as previous preferences will be considered null and void.
- Candidates who did not get a seat in Round 1, or those who wish to upgrade their seat, can participate in this round.
CAP Round 3:
- This round is for seats unallotted in Round 2 or vacated due to non-joining.
- Like the previous rounds, candidates must fill fresh preferences, and previous choices will not be considered.
- Candidates selected in this round must join the allotted seat, as there are no further rounds after this.
Online CAP Stray Vacancy Round(s):
- If seats remain vacant after Round 3, Online CAP Stray Vacancy Round(s) will be conducted.
- Candidates who have not been allotted a seat in the previous rounds can participate, but no new registrations will be accepted.
- Allotment is done online, and there is no institutional-level round for any remaining vacant seats after this process.
Important Notes
- Merit List Operation: The merit list will be operated from rank number one in each round, ensuring that higher-ranked candidates get priority in seat allocation.
- Status Retention Form: Submission of this form is crucial for candidates satisfied with their allotment, as it locks their seat and prevents participation in further rounds.
- Free Exit Option: Candidates selected in Round 1 or 2 who do not report to the allotted institute can use the free exit option, allowing them to participate in subsequent rounds without any penalty.
Reporting and Admission
- Reporting: Candidates must report to the allotted college within the prescribed period with all original documents for verification and admission.
- Document Submission: Candidates need to submit their original documents along with attested photocopies to secure their admission.
AACCC UG Counselling
AACCC UG counseling process is structured into multiple rounds to ensure a systematic and fair allocation of seats to NEET-UG 2025 qualified candidates for AYUSH courses. The process involves registration, fee payment, choice filling, seat allotment, and physical reporting to the allotted college. Below is a table outlining the detailed process for each counseling round.
| Round | Eligibility for Participation | Process |
| Round 1 | Only NEET UG 2025 qualified candidates are eligible to apply. | 1. Registration for AACCC-UG Counseling.2. Payment of Counseling Fee (Non-Refundable Registration Fee + Security Money).3. Choice filling and locking.4. Publication of Seat allotment list (Publication of result).5. Physical Reporting to the allotted college. |
| Round 2 | NEET UG 2025 qualified candidates who have not registered in the 1st Round.Candidates registered for the 1st Round and were not allotted a seat.Candidates who opted for free exit in the 1st Round.d) Candidates joined the allotted seat in the 1st Round and submitted willingness for upgradation in the 2nd Round. | 1. Registration for AACCC-UG Counseling (The candidates who participated in the 1st Round need not register again).2. Payment of Counseling Fee includes Non-Refundable Registration Fee + Security Money (Need not pay by the candidates who already paid the counseling fee at the time of registration for 1st Round).3. Choice filling and locking.4. Publication of Seat allotment list (Publication of result).5. Physical Reporting to the allotted college. |
| Round 3 | NEET UG 2025 qualified candidates who have not registered in the 1st & 2nd Round.b) Candidates who have already registered but were not allotted seats in the 1st & 2nd Round.c) Candidates registered in the 1st Round/2nd Round & availed of Free Exit.d) Candidates joined in the 1st Round allotted seats and submitted willingness for upgradation but did not participate in the 2nd Round.e) Candidates joined in the 2nd Round allotted seat and submitted willingness for upgradation in the 3rd Round.f) Candidates who leave/resign the allotted seat in the 2nd Round, with forfeiture of Security money, three days before the commencement of the 3rd Round, can participate with payment of complete fees. | 1. Registration for AACCC-UG Counseling (Those candidates who participated in the 1st Round/2nd Round need not register again).2. Payment of Counseling Fee includes Non-Refundable Registration Fee and Security Money (No need to pay by those candidates who have already paid the counseling fee at the time of registration for 1st Round /2nd Round).3. Choice filling and locking.4. Publication of Seat allotment list (Publication of result).5. Physical Reporting to the allotted college. |
| Stray Vacancy Round for AIQG/AIQGA/CU/NI | All registered candidates who have not been admitted to any of the seats through AACCC-UG counseling or counseling conducted by State/UTs are eligible for Stray Vacancy Round. | No Fresh Registration in Stray Vacancy Round.Candidates must submit willingness in the AACCC-UG portal to participate in the Stray Vacancy Round with an undertaking that they are not holding any UG (ASU&H) seats allotted through AACCC-UG counseling or counseling conducted by State/UTs.Option for choice filling is available in the Stray Vacancy Round.4. No upgradation is available from any of the 3 Rounds to the Stray Vacancy Round. |
| Stray Vacancy Round for Deemed University | All registered candidates who have not been admitted to any of the seats through AACCC-UG counseling or counseling conducted by State/UTs are eligible for Stray Vacancy Round. | AACCC, M/o Ayush will send a list of eligible registered candidates to Deemed Universities, which is to be exercised strictly in order of merit in the Stray Vacancy Round.The seats are domicile-free, and only registered candidates of AACCC-UG counseling are eligible for admission.3. List of ineligible candidates will be circulated to concerned State/UT counseling authorities, National Institutes/Central Universities/Deemed Universities for prohibiting them to participate in any other AYUSH counseling (Central/State/UT/Nominated seat, etc.). |
Note: It is mandatory for all candidates to take admission on their upgraded seats in the 3rd Round from Round 1 & 2 admitted seats. Such candidates, if not joined in the upgraded seats, are ineligible for any further AYUSH counseling (Central/State/UT/Central Pool Quota) and their security money will be forfeited.
Registration Fees & Security Money for AACCC UG Counseling
The registration fee is non-refundable, whereas the security fee is refundable under certain conditions. Below is a detailed table summarizing the registration and security fees for various categories and types of admissions.
Non-Refundable Registration Fee
| Admission Type | Category | Amount |
| AIQ-Govt.-college/AIQ-Govt.-Aided-college/Central University/National Institute | UR/EWS/OBC-NCL candidates | Rs. 1000/- |
| AIQ-Govt.-college/AIQ-Govt.-Aided-college/Central University/National Institute | SC/ST/PwBD candidates | Rs. 500/- |
| Deemed University | All Categories | Rs. 5000/- |
Refundable Security Fee
The refundable security fee will be refunded to candidates after joining the allotted college within the stipulated time mentioned in the schedule. If a candidate does not get any seat during all rounds of counseling, the security fee will be refunded to the bank account provided by the candidate at the time of registration for AACCC counseling.
| Admission Type | Category | Amount |
| AIQ-Govt.-college/AIQ-Govt.-Aided-college/Central University/National Institute | All Categories | Rs. 10000/- |
| Deemed University | All Categories | Rs. 50000/- |
Note: The non-refundable registration fee and the refundable security fee must be paid during the registration process for AACCC UG counseling.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the full form of BHMS?
The full form of BHMS in medical course- Bachelor in Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery.
Can I get into a BHMS college in Maharashtra without taking the NEET?
No, admission to Maharashtra’s government and private colleges is not possible without passing the NEET exam.
Can I enrol in a BHMS programme with 200 NEET points?
Based on previous years’ cutoffs, 200 marks are insufficient to get into a government-run BHMS medical school; you should aim for 400–450 in the NEET entrance exam.
How much score points needed to get into a B.H.M.S. course?
Your score must be above 350 to be admitted to a Government homoeopathy college for the BHMS programme.
How many colleges of bhms are there in Maharashtra?
Maharashtra is home to several colleges that offer a variety of professional degrees, diplomas, and specialised training. More specifically, there are over 55 colleges in Maharashtra that offer a professional bhms-bachelor of homoeopathic medicine and surgery course/degree.
How long does studying homoeopathy last?
Homeopathy requires five and a half years of medical college as other regular medical programmes. Additionally, a one-year, rotating internship is required. An All-India Entrance Examination or a regional/state entrance examination is used to fill open seats at BHMS.