Greetings Aspirant,

I hope you are doing well. I see that you have scored 429 marks in your NEET examination. With the marks you have scored there are chances for you to get a government seat for BVSC. BVSc or Bachelor of Veterinary Science is basically the study of the

Dear aspirant,

hope you are doing fine,

I'm afraid to say that 350 marks are not enough for a govt. veterinary college. but you can look for some good private veterinary colleges. for your help I'm listing the top 5 private veterinary colleges with their total fees -:

1. Apollo college

It should have been started from today as the notice says "from 28-2-22 to 15-4-22" but form's not out yet...so we'll have to wait a day or more.

Hello Murali Mohan,

It is difficult to predict because cut-offs changes from year to year and depends on many factors like

• Category to which the students belongs too, like OC, OBC, BC-A, BC-B, BC-C,BC-D,BC-E, SC, ST, OC-EWS etc

• Number of students appeared in TS EAMCET Examination

• Difficulty

Hello bhagat,

The expected cutoff for this year is 74 for SC category for Bvsc. So you have high chances of getting good college.

Hello Bhagat,

Yes your daughter has high chances of getting good college on her score. Because the expected cutoff for this year was 74.

Hello,

Are you enquiring for College of Fisheries, Mangalore for which the main campus is located at Yekkur, then it offers BFSc that is bachelor of fisheries science, you can explore more detailed information at https://www.kvafsu.edu.in/cof_mangaluru.html, now Karnakata Veterinary, Animal and Fisheries Science University, Bidar has various constituent colleges under

• The difficulty level of the exam
• Marking

Hello Aspirants,

Hope you doing well, The cutoff usually varies every year so there will be a slighter change with the cutoff  last year the cutoff for the BVSC government colleges was around

1. For General Category 450+
2. For OBC category 400+
3. For SC category 280+
4. For ST category 280+

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