Archive · 31 Aug 2026
21 Madhya Pradesh Ayurveda Colleges Receive 2026-27 Recognition
Madhya Pradesh has received recognition for 21 Ayurveda colleges.
The recognition covers the 2026-27 academic year.
Five of the recognized colleges are run by the government, while 16 are private.
These colleges are in Bhopal, Gwalior, Ujjain, Burhanpur and Rewa.
Government Ayurveda colleges in Indore and Jabalpur have not received recognition yet.
The five recognized government colleges have 370 undergraduate seats.
Altogether, the state has 39 Ayurveda colleges and 2,700 BAMS seats.
The article’s headline refers to 2027-27, but its report identifies the session as 2026-27.
The National Commission for Indian System of Medicine recognized 21 Ayurveda colleges in Madhya Pradesh for the 2026-27 academic session.
The recognized institutions include five government and 16 private colleges in Bhopal, Gwalior, Ujjain, Burhanpur and Rewa.
Government Ayurveda colleges in Indore and Jabalpur are still awaiting recognition.
The five recognized government colleges together have 370 approved undergraduate seats.
Madhya Pradesh has 39 Ayurveda colleges, including seven government institutions, with 2,700 BAMS undergraduate seats overall.
- Who
- The National Commission for Indian System of Medicine recognized 21 Ayurveda colleges in Madhya Pradesh.
- What
- Recognition was granted to 21 colleges, including five government and 16 private institutions, for an Ayurveda academic session.
- When
- The recognition applies to the 2026-27 academic session; the headline also mentions 2027-27, creating a discrepancy.
- Where
- The recognized colleges are in Bhopal, Gwalior, Ujjain, Burhanpur and Rewa; colleges in Indore and Jabalpur are still waiting.
- Why
- The articles state that NCISM regulates and continuously updates Ayurveda college recognition and permissions, but do not give a specific reason for the decisions.
- Recognized colleges
- 21 Ayurveda colleges in Madhya Pradesh
- Government-private split
- Five government colleges and 16 private colleges
- Academic session
- 2026-27, according to the article text and NCISM reference
- Recognized government seats
- 370 undergraduate seats across five government colleges
- Statewide college total
- 39 Ayurveda colleges, including seven government colleges
- Statewide BAMS seats
- 2,700 undergraduate seats
- Still awaiting recognition
- Government Ayurveda colleges in Indore and Jabalpur