Hello,

If you want to pursue Veterinary Science (BVSc & AH) after 12th, then NEET-UG is mandatory for admission in both government and private veterinary colleges across India.

Board marks alone are not enough, as veterinary seats are filled through NEET counselling (VET/AIQ).

Continue your NEET preparation seriously, as a good score can secure admission to top veterinary colleges.

ALL THE BEST.

Hello,

With rank 25,355 and 51 marks, it’s very unlikely to get a free/merit seat in a veterinary college in Hyderabad. Free seats usually need much higher marks. You could try for private/self-finance seats, or improve your score next year to aim for a government seat.

Hope you understand.

Hello,

Yes, it is possible. Since you have passed 12th with commerce, you do not have the science background (like biology, physics, chemistry) that is usually required for veterinary courses . Most veterinary programs need a science stream (especially biology) in 12th.

However, you can explore some options:

1. Look for diploma or certificate courses in animal care or animal husbandry. These may accept commerce students.

2. Switch to a science bridge course if available, then try for a veterinary degree later.

3. Consider related fields like animal business management, veterinary administration, or animal nutrition, which sometimes allow commerce students.

So, directly joining a standard veterinary degree may not be possible, but there are alternative paths.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

It's unlikely you'll get a veterinary college in Bangalore with a KCET rank of 5000, even with the ST caste and CRPF quota, as the general cutoff is often around 1200, and even special category quotas typically don't extend that far.

I hope it will clear your query!!

Hello dear candidate,

With SC3 rank 8895 and CAP certificate your chances of getting government veterinary seat is vey low. you might get a seat in private college or through management quota.

I hope you find this helpful. Thank you.

Hey! With an EAPCET rank of 3597 and a local area category gender rank of 98 (SC3, SVU region, female, non-farmer quota), you have a good chance of getting a seat in veterinary in the 2nd round. Your rank is strong, especially in the reserved category and local area quota. However, final allotment will depend on seat availability, cutoff trends for your category, and the preferences filled by other candidates, so keep an eye on the official counselling updates.

Hello,

No you cannot get the Veterinary university (BVSc) seat with the 2826 rank In Andhra Pradesh EAPCET , because the admission in Veterinary colleges in Andhra Pradesh have been based on the NEET UG exam , not the AP EAPCET since 2023. You will need to check the NEET UG application process and requirements to pursue a veterinary course in Andhra Pradesh.

Hope this information is useful to you .

Yes, with a rank of 3597 in EAPCET, there are high and reasonable chances, but not guaranteed of getting a seat in veterinary 2nd round counseling as a female student from the SC category, SVU region, and non-farmer quota. The admission depends on the closing rank of this year and the number of seats avaolable. You must consider all government veterinary collages to increase your chances.

Thank you.

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.