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According to the previous year AIPVT- All India Pre Veterinary Test seats matrix there are total 603 seats available in Andhra Pradesh according to the previous year records, Bachelor of Veterinary Science and Anima Husbandry, 20-20 number of seats in BVSc and AH through qualifying exam i.e AP EMACET

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It is really difficult to predict cut off for a particular course or particular college since it keeps on changing every year. Cut off marks are usually dependent on various factors, such as number of seats left in the college, difficulty level of

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It is bit difficult to tell whether you will get admission or not as admissions are solely depend on the cutoff. The cutoff is not yet released by the university so we cannot tell anything about the admission yet. Meanwhile you can predict your

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The procedure for admission in B.V.Sc. through NRI quota is based on the NEET score (conducted by National Testing Agency) for the candidates under NRl quota or any state entrance examination. Foreign Nationals are selected purely based on 12th Standard or its equivalent examination in the subjects of Physics,

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When we look into previous year pattern, for getting admission in government medical colleges you need to get 440+ minimum. This mark could vary depending on level of exam, number of candidates appeared, number of seats available. So you have a good chance of getting admission in private

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Bachelor of Veterinary Science, is an undergraduate course of 5 years in the field of veterinary science that aims to impart the knowledge required for nourishment, treatment, and breeding of animals.

There are 47 BVSC colleges in India which include Indian Veterinary Research

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I am listing below the cut-off for all categories for BVSc course-

General- 501 (Arawali Veterinary College, Sikar)

EWS- 490 (Arawali Veterinary College, Sikar)

OBC- 483 (Arawali Veterinary College, Sikar)

SC- 417 (Arawali Veterinary College, Sikar)

ST- 415 (Khalsa College of Veterinary Animal Science, Amritsar)

GENERAL PWD- 139

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For BVSC cut off trends are as follows :

General category candidates requires 50th percentile

OBC/SC/ST category candidates requires 40-45th percentile minimum, to get qualified for a government seat

As you have mentioned above, if you score 400-420 in NEET your percentile would