No, you cannot become  a veterinary doctor in India without qualifying NEET. As per the Veterinary Council of India (VCI) and most state authorities, NEET is compulsory for admission to the bachelor of Veterinary Science (B.V.Sc & AH) course  You need to clear NEET and participate in state or national

Dear student,

With a NEET 2025 score of 402 in the OBC category , your chances for government B.Sc. Nursing and BVSc (Veterinary Science) seats depend heavily on your home state and how competitive the cut-offs are there.

B.Sc. Nursing

You stand a fair chance in some government colleges, especially

HELLO,

If you are not interested in PCMB at PU college so switching to a diploma in veterinary will be a good option especially if you want to grow your career in that field and want a practical job

Just make sure to check the eligibility and Apply soon

You

With 83 marks in AP EAPCET (BiPC group), securing a seat in veterinary (BVSc & AH) programs through state counseling in Andhra Pradesh is very unlikely, even under reserved categories. Typically, veterinary colleges require significantly higher marks for seat allocation.

dear student,

With a score of 410 marks in NEET 2025 under the OBC category and UP state quota , you have a good chance of securing a BVSc seat in a government veterinary college in Uttar Pradesh. The expected cutoff for OBC candidates generally ranges between 350–420 marks ,

Hi dear candidate,

With the rank of 14,500 in EAPCET exam, there are positive chances of getting admission in few government colleges and many private colleges for either veterinary or B.Sc in Agriculture.

But there are also factors like your category and state of EAPCET (TS or AP) that might

With a 15,000 rank in EAPCET, yes, you have a good chance to get BSc Veterinary or Agriculture (Ag) courses in many government and private colleges in Andhra Pradesh.

Veterinary and Agriculture courses generally have lower cutoff ranks than engineering.

A rank around 15,000 is usually well within the admission

Dear Aspirant

With a rank of 10,971 in AP EAMCET under the BC-A category, it is important to note that you are not eligible for admission to government veterinary colleges in Andhra Pradesh through this exam. From 2023 onwards, AP EAMCET is no longer valid for veterinary admissions in the

Hello,

With a 316 Neet score, 81% in boards, and a 21,000 KCET veterinary rank, your prospects of getting admitted as a veterinarian in South India are determined by your category, place of residence, eligibility for state quotas, and the availability of college seats. This is practical summary:

Karnataka

• Colleges:

With 18,000 rank in AP EAPCET, getting a veterinary seat at SVUC is unlikely since their cutoff is usually within top 5,000–10,000.

Consider other veterinary colleges or private colleges as backup options. Keep an eye on spot rounds for vacant seats.