Question 1

When was Mahesh Ayurved College & Hospital established?

Accepted Answer

The college's official website states it was established in 2017, when it first obtained a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the Department of AYUSH, Government of India. The formal NCISM Letter of Permission (Institute ID AYU0815) sanctioning 60 BAMS seats was granted on 23.09.2023, effective from the academic session 2023-24 — so while the campus and hospital were developed from 2017 onward, regular BAMS admissions under the current LoP began in AY 2023-24.

Question 2

What is the NCISM recognition status of Mahesh Ayurved College?

Accepted Answer

Mahesh Ayurved College holds NCISM Institute ID AYU0815 and received its Letter of Permission (LoP) for 60 BAMS seats on 23.09.2023 under Section 29 of the NCISM Act, 2020, effective from AY 2023-24. As a newly-permitted college, it is currently listed on NCISM's published rating-eligibility documents as 'Not eligible for Rating due to Issuance of Letter of Permission from A.Y. 2023-24' — a standard grace-period classification, not a denial of recognition. Prospective students should verify the college's live NCISM status at ncismindia.org before applying.

Question 3

How many BAMS seats does Mahesh Ayurved College have and how is admission conducted?

Accepted Answer

The college has a sanctioned BAMS intake of 60 seats per academic year (per the NCISM LoP and Maharashtra CET Cell seat matrix). Admissions are NEET-UG based: 15% (9 seats) All India Quota via AACCC AYUSH counselling at aaccc.gov.in, and 85% (51 seats) via Maharashtra State AYUSH NEET Counselling at cetcell.mahacet.org, conducted by the State Common Entrance Test Cell, Government of Maharashtra.

Question 4

What is the BAMS fee at Mahesh Ayurved College?

Accepted Answer

Third-party admission-guidance sources report a total BAMS programme fee of approximately INR 8.17 lakh across the 5.5-year course (averaging roughly INR 1.48-1.65 lakh per year, inclusive of a separate developmental fee in some cycles). Fees for private Maharashtra BAMS colleges are fixed annually by the Fees Regulating Authority (FRA), Maharashtra and are subject to revision — verify the current FRA-approved, category-wise fee directly with the college or at mahafra.org before applying.

Question 5

What are the common medical departments?

Accepted Answer

Out-Patient Departments (OPD) — 8 OPDs across the standard NCISM/MUHS BAMS clinical subjects, total OPD complex area 396.89 sq. m. (MUHS Annexure-II), In-Patient Departments (IPD) — 6 IPD departments, total IPD complex area 903.16 sq. m. (MUHS Annexure-II), Panchakarma Unit — dedicated detoxification and rejuvenation therapy block, 268.72 sq. m., with separate Male and Female Panchakarma sections, Operation Theatre Block — 3 Operation Theatres, total OT block area 165.84 sq. m., Well-equipped Pathology Laboratory, X-Ray Facility, Well-stocked Dispensing Unit / Pharmacy, Hospital Administration Block — Superintendent room, Deputy Superintendent room, Medical Officers' rooms, Matron room, Reception & Registration

Question 6

What is the total bed capacity?

Accepted Answer

60 Beds

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