Hello,

If you’re looking to get a seat in Khalsa College (Amritsar) for Veterinary Science through management quota. There are a few seats reserved under the management quota. These seats are usually filled at the college level and not through the centralized counselling. You will need to directly contact the college administration to inquire about availability, fees, and documents required. These seats are limited, and they are often offered on a merit basis based on your NEET score and academic background.

As you’ve scored 277 marks in NEET 2025, there’s a decent chance you could be considered for a management seat, especially if there aren’t too many higher-scoring candidates applying under this quota. Your score may not be enough for a government seat in veterinary, but for private or management quota, it can be considered.

Also, keep your documents ready like your NEET scorecard, 10th and 12th mark sheets, identity proof, and photos. You may also have to pay a higher fee under the management quota, so it’s best to confirm the exact amount from the college office.

If you want to know more about the college, seat intake,or fees, you can check this  page: Khalsa college of veterinary and animal science,Amritsar -Careers 360

Thank you!

You cannot get admission into veterinary college through AP EAMCET anymore. From 2023, veterinary seats in Andhra Pradesh are given only through NEET exam. So, your EAMCET rank of 12,000 under BCA category will not be considered for veterinary admission.

If you did not write NEET, you cannot join BVSc (Bachelor of Veterinary Science) in AP. You will need to write NEET and qualify with a good score next year if you want a seat in a veterinary college.

For BCA category girls, the NEET cutoff for veterinary in Andhra Pradesh is usually around 400 to 490 marks depending on the year and number of applicants.

If you want, you can still use your EAMCET rank for other courses like BSc Agriculture, BPharm, or DPharm under BiPC stream.

Official websites for updates:
https://www.ysruhs.edu.in
https://www.vci.dadf.gov.in

Hello

With a NEET 2025 rank of 297,172, a seat in Veterinary Science (B.V.Sc. & A.H.) may be unlikely in most government colleges, but some colleges still accept ranks in this range—especially under All India Quota on private categories

College / UniversityNEET Closing Rank (Gen)Fees (Approx. 1st Year)

Veterinary College, Bangalore~222,000Moderate

RUJAVAS, Bikaner~317,206State-level fees

Siksha 'O' Anusandhan Univ., Odisha (SOA)~300,624~8.6 lakh/year

Shri Krishna AYUSH Univ., Mathura (Private)NEET cutoff ~350 marks 1.25 lakh/year

Integral Univ., Lucknow (Private)NEET cutoff ~350 marks 1.1 lakh/year

Mewar Univ., Chittorgarh (Private)NEET cutoff ~340 marks 1.3 lakh/year

RKDF Vet College, Bhopal (Private/MP quota)NEET cutoff ~330 marks 1.4 lakh/year

Khalsa Vet College (GADVASU, Amritsar)NEET cutoff ~360 marks 0.9–1.2 lakh/year

Use a NEET College Predictor tool to check real-time matching colleges based on rank. NEET College Predictor 2025 (All India & State Quota)

Participate in All India (AI) quota counselling through MCC for colleges allowing higher ranks.

Explore private/state-level veterinary colleges with management or conduct-based admissions.

Consider alternative health or life science degrees if veterinary opportunities remain limited.

With your NEET score of 358 and AIR 2,97,172, you will not be able to get a seat in government veterinary colleges through the all India quota. The cut off for government veterinary colleges under all India quota is usually below 75,000 rank.

In Telangana, veterinary admissions are also based on NEET scores, not on EAMCET rank. So your EAMCET rank of 9,128 will not be considered for veterinary seats. And even under Telangana state quota, the cut off ranks are usually under 80,000. So it will be difficult to get a seat in a government veterinary college with your NEET rank.

However, private veterinary colleges may accept students with NEET scores between 250 and 400, especially under OBC quota or management seats. So you still have a chance to get admission in a private or self-financed veterinary college in Telangana or nearby states.

You should apply to private veterinary colleges and also keep options open for related courses like B.Sc Animal Science, Agriculture, or Allied Health Sciences.

hey,

With a NEET rank of 65,000, getting admission in a government veterinary college in Karnataka is tough as cutoffs usually close below 20,000. but, you may still get a seat in private veterinary colleges through management or NRI quota. Keep an eye on KVAFSU counselling and apply under all possible quotas to improve your chances. ALL THE BEST FOR YOUR FUTURE.

With a KCET rank of 65,000, it's unlikely you'll secure a seat in a government veterinary college through the regular counseling process. The cutoff ranks for government veterinary colleges are typically much lower, often within the top 2000-3000 ranks. However, there are still a few possibilities to explore:

1. Private Colleges: You could explore private veterinary colleges, which may have higher cutoff ranks. These colleges may have different fee structures and admission criteria.

2. NEET Counselling: If you have a NEET score, you can participate in the All India Counselling for veterinary seats, where the cutoffs might be different from KCET.

3. Check for Vacant Seats: Keep an eye on the official KCET website for updates on seat availability in subsequent rounds of counselling, as some seats may become available due to cancellations or other reasons.

4. Explore Other Options: If veterinary science is your passion, consider exploring related fields or options in animal science or related areas that may have more accessible entry points.