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Unfortunately, with just 60 NEET marks, a PwD candidate is unlikely to get admitted to a government bachelor of veterinary science college in Maharashtra. Even for special categories like PWD Government universities often need for better grades. Despite the reservation benefit for PWD applicants, there is a fierce competition

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With your marks you have a good chance of getting into Bvsc at OUAT Bhubaneswar as an Odisha resident and OBC student but it depends on the competition and the specific cut off for your category

Your 142 marks in the OUAT entrance exam combined with your 90.33% in

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Yes, you should definitely go for offline counselling.

With 244 overall rank and 75 SC category rank in DUVASU UGVEE 2025, you do have a fair chance of getting a BVSc seat, especially under the SC category. Seats under reserved categories usually have lower closing ranks compared to general.

Hello Aspirant,

Since your UGEE 2025 exam rank was 294 overall and 266 OBC category rank, the possibility of obtaining a BVSc seat at DUVASU Mathura is challenging but not impossible.

1. Free (Govt) Seat(s): Highly competitive and challenging. Last year, free seats for BVSc often closed down to top 150-250

With an SC category rank of 117 and overall rank of 292 your chances of getting a free or government BVSc seat are extremely high. Such a rank is well above the usual cut off range for SC quota seats in veterinary colleges. Keep track of the counselling schedule and

Yes, B.V.Sc. (Bachelor of Veterinary Science) and Animal Husbandry offer a good future if you’re interested in animal care, agriculture, or government service.

You can become a veterinary doctor, work in animal health departments, research, livestock farms, or get into public service (PSC, UPSC). Job demand is growing, especially in

With an overall rank of 175 and an EWS category rank of 58, there's a good chance of getting a BVSc seat at DUVASU Mathura.

It's likely you could secure a free (merit) seat, especially considering your EWS category rank.

You should definitely participate in the counseling process and have

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If you are interested in BVSc (Bachelor of Veterinary Science) at SRM University, it's essential to understand that SRM does not provide this program—their emphasis is on engineering, sciences, law, pharmacy, and agriculture—not veterinary medicine.

Hope this helps. All the best!

With a KCET rank of four hundred sixty five in veterinary practical and thirteen thousand in veterinary theory your combined score should place you well within the expected cutoff range for BVSc admission in Karnataka government colleges The practical rank especially reflects strong hands-on skill which is valued alongside theory

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Yes, entrance to BVSc programs may be available without NEET at certain private colleges or deemed colleges.

These colleges occasionally grant admissions:

• Based on results from the 12th board exam (PCB stream).
• Through direct admission or their own entrance tests.
• Some colleges also conducted entrance exams for this course.