Hi Harsha,

With a TG EAPCET 2025 rank of 11,000 (General Category) and your CAP quota, it is uncertain if you will be able to get a veterinary seat in Telangana. Veterinary seats (in the case of PV Narsimha Rao Telangana Veterinary University) in Telangana are difficult, if not impossible,

There are only 10 Veterinary colleges in Tamil Nadu which include 6 private and 4 govt. colleges. Following are the 4 govt. colleges offering veterinary course,

• Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University
• Annamalai University Chidambaram
• Veterinary college and research institute
• Central university of Tamil Nadu [Admissions are based on

Yes, there are several private veterinary colleges and research institutes in Tamil Nadu. While many veterinary colleges are part of the Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University (TANUVAS), a public institution, there are also some private institutions.

Here's a more detailed look:

TANUVAS: is the primary provider of veterinary

Hello there,

With a rank of around 47,000 in EAMCET , getting a seat in Veterinary Science (BVSc & AH) through general state counselling is quite challenging because:

• Veterinary courses usually have fewer seats compared to engineering or medical.
  
  

• The cutoff ranks for Veterinary courses tend to be much higher

• College of Veterinary Science, Guwahati (AAU)

General category closed at AIR 75,274

OBC cutoff 68,372

• Lakhimpur College of Veterinary Science, North Lakhimpur (AAU)

General category closing AIR 118,105

OBC cutoff near 81,000

With an EAPCET 2025 rank of 23,001, it is unlikely that you’ll get a government veterinary college, as cutoff ranks generally fall below 15,000. You can explore private veterinary colleges or consider allied fields like B.Sc Agriculture or Animal Husbandry.

In previous years, OBC closing ranks for government veterinary colleges in Karnataka were generally lower, for example, ranging from ~4,000-5,000 for Veterinary College, Bangalore (Hebbal) and ~6,000-7,000 for Veterinary College, Hassan in the 2024 KCET counseling.

Based on your previous trends you have a moderate to good chance of securing

Hello,

A NEET 2025 score of 170 makes it extremely difficult to obtain accepted into a government of Veterinary College, particularly in the general category. However, in certain areas you could still have chance if you apply carefully through state counselling and fall within one of the reserved categories in

Hello,

With 98/180 in PCB, your veterinary prospects depend on both your combined KCET + PUC percentage and your reservation category. Belonging to 2A is definitely helpful because veterinary seats in Karnataka are limited and category reservations play a big role. The "371J" likely refers to your rank or code,