1. You'll have approximately 50000INR/month as an academician.
2. They are Chances of getting few thousand high or less as a surgeon (45000-55000 INR/month) it all depends on your profile and work.
3. While in PG studies, you might get an opportunity for stipend from JRF or SRF. That will be 15000-25000INR/month.
4. Depending on the industry such dairy or poultry you can get 30000-35000INR/month as a fresher.
5. If you are willing to do private practice then you might earn many thousands of INR. That's up to how you perform.

Hello Aspirant,

Veterinary 15% quota seats admission is through AIPVT Counseling on the basis of NEET UG score and remaining seats admission is through state entrance exam, It can varies state to state.

Good Luck!

Hello there! 

Greetings! 

There's nothing like maximum or minimum salary which veterinary doctors get as salary depends on their experience etc , veterinary surgeons earn the highest salary in comparison to other veterinary doctors , The national average salary for a Veterinary Doctor is ₹53,801 per month  in India. 

Thankyou 

Hello candidate. All the three Pharmacy, Agriculture, Veterinary are better in their own way. It purely depends on your interest to choose which one is best. But compared to Veterinary, Pharmacy and Agriculture have many opportunities and facilities. Better go with Agriculture for bright future.

Dear aspirant,

steps you must follow to persue your goal.

step 1:

Earn a bachelor’s degree in a biological science to prepare for entering veterinary school.

Take courses in animal behavior (if available), general biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics. Then take the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) to qualify for entering a veterinary school. While in school, volunteer or intern at vet clinics or animal care facilities to gain experience working with animals.

step 2:

Complete a four-year Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) program in one of more than 30 accredited schools in the country. Doctorate curriculum should include animal anatomy, biology, chemistry, physiology, nutrition, virology, and zoology. Pursue independent research in the field. Undertake hands-on supervised clinical practice (practicums) in your final year. Potential sites include animal farms, veterinary clinics, hospitals, and zoos.

step 3:

Take and pass the seven-hour licensing examination offered by the state in which you plan to practice. A common exam is prepared by the National Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners.

step 4:

Start practicing, and pursue training and certification. You may choose to select one or more of 40 veterinary specialties, including anesthesia, behavior, dentistry, emergency and critical care, internal medicine, laboratory animal medicine, nutrition, oncology, radiology, and surgery.

ALL THE BEST :)

Hello Akash

you want to become a veterinary docter.after 12 physics chemistry and biology.you have to apply AIPVT,MHTCET,KEMA after attaineding these exam .you have to score good rank in these exam.on the basis of your rank .you have to call for counsilling in VCI.

for more information .please go through a below given link.you would get a more information -https://www.google.co.in/url?q=https://www.quora.com/Im-in-12th-grade-How-should-I-go-about-to-become-a-veterinary-doctor-in-

Best of luck for future.

Hello Bikash, I think you have chosen a great field as your career but if you want to become veterinary doctor, you need to first have a bachelor's degree and doctorate in veterinary medicine. After that you have to state licence and a voluntary certification which is available through American Veterinary Medical Association. 

I hope that I have solved your query.