Hey Manisha

So as per your question, it seems that you were eligible to get admission in a college in the first cut off itself but you didn't choose to take admission there. And now you want to take admission in the same college but in the next cut off.

Hello

You might get a seat with 400 in a veterinary college via neet(state quota, if you have a domicileof AP) but it is expected to go higher this year. Try to score more than 450. You can check the cutoff of AP Neet at https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-ap

Hello Aspirant,

To get a government veterinary seat one must score above 500+. You must sit for NEET exams. So use this to predict  the colleges by using this predictor link:

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Check out the set matrix out here:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/aipvt-seat-matrix

Thank you.

Hello aspirant

For admission to bachelor of Veterinary, you need to score minimum 60% aggregate marks in STD  xii  from any recognized University.

You have to appear for NEET, and qualify it.

Cut off neet for general category is 50 the percentile

You need to qualify neet

Hello there!

I would like to inform you that, admissions into BVSc and AH course is done through AIPVT counselling which is conducted by VCI (Veterinary Council of India) every year and the seats are alloted on the basis of your NEET score.

Here is the last year's cut off

Hello aspirant,

Congratulations for getting good marks in AP EAMCET  and IPE too. By using the rank prediction calculation articles I calculated you rank as per your rank which is nearly between 13000 to 14000 approximately. As this is very good rank you have good chances of getting admission into

Dear Aspirant,

As you got 92 marks in eamcet and 584 marks in ipe you may get rank in between 6500 to 9000 with an overall percentile 64.96.  you have very low chances to get veterinary seat. You can try for B.SC Agriculture seat .

you can refer the below