Hello Rajendar

In my opinion, Veterinary field is extremely interesting, job assuring, compassionate career, satisfaction of healing mute souls, decent earnings.So if you compare Agriculture degree course with the Veterinary degree course, the latter (Veterinary) is better in many dimensions.

Veteniary: I think this is the only field without saturation.

Hello aspirant

You haven't mentioned your category, so considering you as general category candidate, you may get free seat in veterinary college . If you haven't appear for eamcet then you will get the veterinary seat on the basis of neet score. 502 score is good enough to get good

Hello Aspirant,

Hope this information helps you!

• Candidate who have completed 10+2 or higher secondary from a recognized board with Physics, Chemistry and Biology/ Botany/Zoology as compulsory subjects, or have completed a vocational course in Agricultural Practices/Dairy/Poultry, are eligible to apply for the BVSc and AH program.
• 75% candidates are

Hello student,

Considering your rank in TS EAMCET as 19730 in Bipc stream, the category you fall in as BC-D and the previous year cutoff ranks of the PV Narasimha Rao Telengana Veterinary University you have a pretty good chance to get into the college. During the web options entry

Dear Aspirant,

At this rank of yours there is no way that you can get a government institute for veterinary sciences. To be part of a government college for b.sc in veterinary sciences, your rank should be atleast less than 3000 rank  that too with a good quota rank in

Hi Aspirant,

As with the score you have mentioned and based n the community you specified it is hard to get the chances in the Government Colleges based on the last year last rank of admissions in the tamil nadu state, it is a prediction based on the last year