Hello aspirant,

With a rank of 4063 and being a candidate from OC category along with EWS, yes you will be eligible to secure a seat in the veterinary, horticulture and agriculture as well. Indeed, you have managed to secure more in the minimum qualifying range. Estimating on the performance

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Based on your rank,you will get seat in veterinary colleges.But here you didn't mention your category and home state.Based on category, the cutoff will be varies.if you have a  farmer quota ,you definitely will get seat in govt veterinary colleges.Hope this information helps you.

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Hello Aspirant,

The cut off marks for medical colleges varies depending upon various factors like domicile state ,category,  number of students that appeared in the exam, marks obtained by them , toughness level of the examination etc.

In 2019, the cutoff marks for Nagpur Veterinary College were as follows:

1. UR

Hello aspirant,

Sorry but with a rank of 22585 in AP EAMCET 2020, there's almost no possibility of securing a seat in veterinary science, be you are a OC category candidate or BC/ST/SC category candidate. It is rather suggested to give an another attempt next time so that you can

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For General merit students approx - 425- 450 score - All India quota Govt seat.

For General merit students approx - 320 - 400 score - State govt quota (Depends on state domicile)

For Private colleges - There are very few Private colleges in India for veterinary -

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International Institute of Veterinary Education and Research (IIVER) is a good college with well equipped laboratories and better infrastructure.The college conducts free camps for the eradication of animal diseases. Overall it is a good college.It offers admission on the basis of neet.

Hello aspirant,

You have indeed secured a good rank in TS EAMCET. You have managed to secure more than the minimum qualifying range in order to secure a seat in the veterinary science. Yes, absolutely it's a very good option. Because it's a course where learning will be a part

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Sorry to inform MHCET has not yet declared cutoffs, but Minimum marks in NEET to get into a Veterinary College are 350+ for General category. However you have not specified the state you belong as it varies state to state. In general it ranges between 300–450. If you are