Hello Aspirant,

If you secured 416 in NEET 2025 as an OBC female with a valid OBC (NCL) reservation certificate, you do have an opportunity to secure a BVSc (Veterinary Science) seat, especially in state veterinary colleges in other than Haryana or through the All India Quota (AIQ). Here is the breakdown:

1. All India Quota (15%): From previous years, the OBC cutoffs for veterinary seats under AIQ have been around 400-420 marks depending on the state and category. There is the possibility of obtaining a veterinary seat with 416 marks as you are on the borderline, especially in the later rounds or mop up rounds.
2. State Quota Other than Haryana (85%): Several other states will accept other state candidates under management/NRI/private seats and some allow OBC reservations for other state’s candidates. Some examples of states are Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu (some states have private colleges).

Hello,

As an OBC female candidate with a NEET rank of 180151, your chances of being accepted into a government Veterinary College in Haryana are slim. In Haryana, OBC students typically have substantially lower cut off ranks, particular for government veterinary institutions.

Being a female may provide you a little edge in type breaker circumstances, but it won't have a big impact on your chances of winning a seat with that rank overall.

However, you can try for the private Veterinary college or self financed seats which had lower cutoffs.

Hello

Yes , with 370 NEET marks and OBC 2A reservation , you may have a chance to get a BVSc (Veterinary Science) seat in Karnataka government or aided veterinary colleges through KEA counselling, specially in the 2nd or 3rd round (including extended rounds).

Possible Colleges you may get a seat (cut-offs vary slightly each year):

1. Veterinary College, Hassan

2. Veterinary College, Shivamogga

3. Veterinary College, Bidar

4. Veterinary College, Gadag

5. Veterinary College, Bengaluru

Tips:

Keep checking KEA official website for cutoffs round-wise.

Try for category seats and rural quota if applicable.

Document verification and option entry is crucial in KEA counselling.

hope this helps you .

Hello Aspirant,

With NEET 2025 AIR 3,42,689, OBC rank 1,59,701, and 339 marks, MBBS  in govt colleges is unlikely. But you have good chances for BPT, BAMS, BHMS, or paramedical courses in private or semi-govt colleges. Veterinary may be possible in some states under OBC quota. Register for your state counselling and explore private options for better chances.

With a KCET veterinary rank of around 17,000 in the OBC 3A category and under the SNQ quota , your chances of getting a B.V.Sc seat in a government veterinary college in Karnataka are very low . Recent cutoffs for OBC 3A category in government colleges usually close below 8,000 ranks . You can consider private veterinary colleges , participate in all counselling rounds , and explore related courses like B.Sc in Animal Husbandry or Allied Sciences.

Hello Pragathi,

When completing your degree in veterinary from the Ranchi Veterinary College - Birsa Agricultural University, you will become eligible for UPSC and other jobs in the central level government, even if it doesn't receive recognition from the Veterinary Council of India (VCI) at this time.

However, if you want a job which requires a VCI recognized veterinary degree, you will need VCI recognition for jobs like Central government veterinary post and higher studies in some institutions. Therefore, even though no recognition from VCI does not change your overall eligibility to enter in services like UPSC or other civil services etc., you may find limited career choices in the veterinary field without formal recognition by the VCI.

If you got 353 marks in NEET UG 2025 and you belong to the ST category, then you have qualified for the exam because the qualifying marks for ST are usually between 113 to 143. But to get a seat in a government veterinary college (like for BVSc & AH), you may need around 400 to 440 marks, even in the ST category.

So with 353 marks, it may be difficult to get admission in a government veterinary college. But you can still try for private veterinary colleges, where the cutoff is usually lower, and you may get a seat based on your score and category.

Hello aspirant,

As per your rank, this are the colleges where you can get admission,

• College of Veterinary Science, Tirupati
• College of Veterinary Science, Kadapa
• NTR College of Veterinary Science, Gangavaram

For accuarte prediction, use careers360 college predictor,

https://www.careers360.com/ap-eamcet-college-predictor

Best of luck for your college hunting.