Hi aspirant,

You got 23168 rank in your ap eamcet examination & your ipe score is 9.88. You asked if you can get a seat in KLU or not.

Now, see, K L University, officially K L Deemed to be University, formerly KL College of Engineering and Koneru Lakshmaiah Education

Hello aspirant

Congrats for that rank. Your have chances for getting government veterinary seat provided you have farmer quota based on last year cut off.

As of last year cut off

FOR BC -E

farmer quota-general-5822rank, women -3551rank

Non farmer quota-6180 rank

Hope this helps. All the best

Hi,

The entering and closing ranks vary every year based on so many factors such as number of seats available,number of candidates qualified,category of students and so on. So an accurate prediction is not possible. Based on previous year data you might have a chance in B.VSc as well as

Hey Manisha

So as per your question, it seems that you were eligible to get admission in a college in the first cut off itself but you didn't choose to take admission there. And now you want to take admission in the same college but in the next cut off.

Dear Aspirant,

It is extremely unlikely for you to get a seat in any of the government institutes of the state which offer Bsc Veterinary Sciences. In order to be part of such government colleges, you needed to secure a much better quota or category rank. This is because the

Hello,

There are total 449 seats available for Veterinary Government colleges in the state of Karnataka . To get this seat , you have to answer an entrance exam called National Eligibility Entrance Test.

Hope this helps you.

Good luck!

Hello aspirant,

Government seat will not be available with that rank. You can try private medical colleges. The names are given below:

• GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Visakhapatnam
• NRI Institute of Medical Sciences, Sangivalasa
• NRI Medical College, Chinakakani
• Alluri Sitaramaraju Academy of Medical Sciences, Eluru
• Dr Pinnamaneni Siddhartha

Hello Aspirant,

Veterinary Council of India (VCI) used to conduct an ‘All India Pre Veterinary Test’ (AIPVT) for admission to the first year of Bachelor of Veterinary Science (BVSc) & Animal Husbandry (AH) degree, but as of now the admission process has been changed and now it is done on

Hello Aspirant,

Last year, there were  total of 525 seats, allotted for counselling process for veterinary seats. To get a government veterinary seat one must score above 500+. So your NEET score is 538. So you have a good chance. Your Overall Percentile is:  97.65 - 98.15 and when it