hello aspirant!
Hope you ae doing well!

The round three allotment admission letter for RPVT 2020 (The Rajasthan University of Veterinary and Animal Husbandary (RAJUVAS), is now available through which candidates can download the allotment letter .
http://52.172.8.254/RajuvasPreadmission/Online/Degree/Login.aspx

All the information regarding RPVT counselling is available in the following link https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/rpvt

It is difficult to tell you the exact admission posiblities because cut off of RPVT varies each year due to several factors but as per the details shared by you, and the ptevious cutoffs, it is very difficult that you grab a BVSc seat in government veterinary college in Rajasthan as the previous year cutoff for general category  in RPVT was 588 marks,

hope this helps

all the best for future.

Hello Raj!

Firstly government seats are filled purely on the basis of merit and the category of the student, that is, whether the student can claim under reserved category or not. Whereas merit does not play a much role in payment seats. Coming to your question, it is difficult to predict whether you will get a government seat or not as you did not mention your category. As per 2020, total number of payment seats are available in constituent colleges and affiliated colleges are:

Constituent Colleges

1. CVAS, Bikaner - 40
2. CVAS, Udaipur - 40
3. PGIVER - 40

Affiliated Colleges

1. AVC, Sikar - 28
2. MJF CVAS, Jaipur - 28
3. ACVM, Japur - 40

These seats are furthur divided in numbers for different categories. The articles given below might help you more

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/rpvt-seats

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/rpvt

If you belong to reserved category, there are chances of getting a payment seat.

All the best!

It is difficult to tell you exact possibility of admission, but as per the details shared by you and the previous year cutoff of general category  i.e. 588, there are moderate to less chances that you get a seat in government veterinary college, but you can apply for payment seats in government or private colleges.

Dear Ananya,

There are approximately 312 seats for RPVT across 6 B.V.Sc Colleges in Rajasthan. As you belong to General Category, the chances for a seat in Government College are tough. The reservations that are followed in RPVT are as follows:

1. General Category-Female: 25% of the remaining seats after reservations
2. SC: 16%
3. ST: 12%
4. OBC-NCL: 21%
5. OBC-NCL-Female-25%
6. NCL-MBC:5%
7. PWD-5%

Hello there!

Always try to put vital informations while posting your query. It would have been much better if you had mentioned your State of domicile and category under which you belong, in this question.

Here, I'm providing you the last year's category wise cut off for BVSc under all India Quota:-

Category   NEET Score

UR               514

UR PH         124

OBC             513

ST                 401

SC                 408

With a score of 543, you have a fair chance of getting a Government Veterinary College under All India Quota. A dmissions into BVSc and AH course is done through AIPVT counselling conducted by VCI (Veterinary Council of India) every year. To know more about AIPVT Counselling, visit this link below. https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/aipvt-counselling

For more information on expected colleges you can get on the basis of your NEET score, use this college predictor tool.

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Good Luck!

It is difficult to to tell you the admission possibilities precisely, because every year cutoff varies due to several reasons. According to the details provided by you there are very narrow chances that you will get any government seat in veterinary colleges in the state. But you can apply for the payment seat for your reference previous year cutoff of RPVT was 588 marks for UR category.

There are approximately 312 seats for RPVT across 6 B.V.Sc Colleges in Rajasthan. You haven't mentioned your Category. This is important to analyse your options. If you belong to General Category, the chances for a seat in Government College are tough. The reservations that are followed in RPVT are as follows:

SC: 16%

ST: 12%

OBC-NCL: 21%

OBC-NCL-Female-25%

NCL-MBC:5%

PWD-5%

General Category-Female: 25% of the remaining seats. With 350 even if you belong to Reserved Categories, a seat is difficult because in 2019, under ST Category, 377 marks secured a seat in Bikaner College. So it is a tough spot that you are in with a score of 350.

It is difficult to tell you the exactlly about the admission possiblities because cutoff varies each year, but the details shared by you and considering previous year cutoff there is very less chances that you get seat in Government Veternary college because the previous year cutoff for OBC category was 580 marks.