Dear Student,

The cut off for unreserved category is from 588 to 472

The cut for OBC Is 471 to 442

SC - 427 TO 301

ST - 407 to 227

Hello Ashok,

The cutoffs vary with factors like number of seats, number of applicants, highest secured marks etc. This year there seems to be an increase in the cutoffs. According to previous year trend, the rank range for government veterinary college was 5579 to 10841 . Hence , chances seem

Hello aspirant,

With a rank of 18000 in AP EAMCET 2020, chances of getting a seat in agriculture or veterinary science program in the government colleges seem to be less, though you are a BC-B candidate having farmer's quota. But if you've sports quota certificate under school games recognized by

Less chance , because that college's minimum marks criteria is 97,96 ,95 .seats fullfils very early but this year is also there are some chances of yours

Hello Aspirant,

On such marks and category you have very low chances of getting veterinary course according to previous year's cut-off. As we go through previous year's cut-off then it shows that if you score around 350-400 marks out of 720 in NEET then you can get veterinary seat.

Note

Hello Aspirant,

At this rank it is quite difficult to get free veterinary seat in veterinary seat in NTR college of Veterinary Science, Gannavaram. NTR College of Veterinary Science, Gannavaram is one the reputed Government college for Veterinary in Andhra Pradesh. To get seat in this college it is consider

Hello,

The standard of teaching does not vary in veterinary colleges either its Private or Government. There is one principal body which governs the on-time semesters of colleges under it. The basic difference you'll find in private and government college is of fees structure. You'll be charged more in private

hello aspirant

here it top veterinary college in south india according to their rank(decreasing)

• NTR college of veterinary science
• college of veterinary science , kadapa
• veterinary college, shimoga
• tamil nadu veterinary and animal science university
• Madras veterinary college
• karnataka veterinary animal and fisheries science university
• Annamalai university
• kerala veterinary and

Hello Akshayarj,

Congrats on scoring so high in NEET, with your score you can get into any top veterinary college you want to. Since you have asked for colleges in south, I have mentioned top ones in Tamilnadu and other south states based on their infrastructure,learning culture , and overall