Yes,

In Tamilnadu, you will hardly find six to seven Colleges/Universities for veterinary Science, here you go-

Public University

1. Tamilnadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University, Chennai

2. College of Food and Dairy Technology

Private University

1. Veterinary College and Research Institute

2. College of Poultry production and management

3.

Hi,

According to the official site of Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University (TANUVAS) , there are 6 veterinary colleges in Tamil Nadu. here is a list of them:

Madras Veterinary College (MVC) at Chennai,

Veterinary College  Research Institutes (VCRIs) at Namakkal, Orathanadu (Thanjavur) Tirunelveli,

College of Food and

Hello Dear,

It keeps on changing every year, it mainly depends on the total number of repeaters and the total number of fresh candidates in that particular year. But for instance i would tell that the minimum marks you require is around 130 - 140 out of 180 and since

Hi

You need to choose the code 02.

This is because,

Though you are doing BVSc your highest qualification with all the three subjects i. e physics chemistry and Biology remains 10 + 2

Actually,Code 2 is for those who have already passed their 12th board examination , and this

Hi Abhishek Sahu,

Hope you are going well.

Before talking with the scope for a veterinary doctor , I must explain that it’s the simply profession where the domain is multidimensional, multidisciplinary and multidirectional.

Coming to the your answer, A veterinary doctor may join into various employment options, as:

• Government

Hello Dear,

For government colleges, you needs a NEET score must be around 500 marks for veterinary seats.  For other private colleges it varies from college to college and state to state. Cut-off marks vary year to year depending upon number of students appear in the exam and the difficulty

Hello Dear,

For government colleges, you needs a NEET score must be around 500 marks for veterinary seats.  For other private colleges it varies from college to college and state to state. Cut-off marks vary year to year depending upon number of students appear in the exam and the difficulty