Hello dear student,

Yes, you have a reasonable chance to get a seat in veterinary 2nd round with rank 3597 as it is close to recent closing ranks for SC in SVU, but it is not guaranteed.

maybe you can get a seat especially in mop-up or stray rounds.

thank you.

Admission to the Veterinary College and Research Institute (VCRI) in Namakkal with a NEET score of 421 is highly not possible for an OBC candidate based on previous years' admission cutoffs. The admission cut off for government veterinary colleges is much higher than your score.

Hey ,

To get a seat for veterinary course in veterinary college and research institution with 421 marks in neet is quite  hard for general category students but it might be possible for reserved category such as ST SC to get a seat out there . But for the realistic possibility you need to check the official website of the college or u can directly talk in the admission cell for the same . Thankyou

Your 12th marks makes you eligible but unfortunately your score of 94 in neet exam falls below the qualifying veterinary cutoff for the SC category , which was 127 marks at the 40th percentile.

Even management quota seats in private colleges require you to first qualify for NEET.So you can retake neet next year and try to achieve more than 350 plus to get good veterinary government college.

Hope it helps..

Hello Aspirant,

A woman OBC candidate scoring 322 in RPVT is very safe above the OBC qualifying cutoff of 147. She can now participate in counselling because she has qualified. Being qualified does not mean she is admitted but with 322 marks she has a very high chance of obtaining a payment (self-funded) seat at a government veterinary college at counselling— as long she registers, enters her preferred college correctly, and eventually attends the counselling rounds. It is important to follow all the steps of choice filling, documents verification, and payment of fees for admission confirmation.

Hello,

To confirm if veterinary batches are being offered in Baramati, you must contact the official  government college website, as admission processes and available batches vary. Typically you need a valid NEET-UG score, and the process of admission is managed through central or state counselling.

I hope it will clear your query!!

The Maharashtra government has approved a new veterinary college in Baramati, but it is still under construction. As of now, there is no official update about shifting initial batches to any other existing college. Usually, such details are announced by MAFSU or the state animal husbandry department before admissions start. Students will have to wait for the official notification regarding where the first batches will be held. It is advisable to keep checking the university website and government notices for updates.

Hello Piyush

These are some good colleges that you can try for Veterinary:

1. IVRI Bareilly
2. Madras Veterinary College
3. Bombay Veterinary College
4. College of Veterinary Science, Bangalore & Hyderabad
5. College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Bikaner
6. Bihar Veterinary College
7. Lala Lajpat Rai University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Hisar

Hope this list helps! Thank You!!!

Hello aspirant,

ACMS generally has high cut-offs and mostly seats are reserved for children of Army personnel. Even with SC reservation, 427 marks (AIR ~1.6 lakh) is quite low for ACMS, so chances are very slim.

With the help of this tool you can predict your college: College predictor careers 360

Hope you will find it helpful!

Hello,

So, according to your query, you want a free seat in Garvidi Veterinary College with a 6k rank. The answer is yes, it's very possible for you to get it also; here in your case you have a female quota, so it will increase your chances. But with this rank it will be hard for you but not impossible. A 5k rank or below is considered good for a free seat.

I hope it will clear your query!!