Hello,

Veterinary Science deals with the health and well being of animals.

The career options in veterinary science are:

1. Bachelor's Courses:

• BV.Sc in Animal Genetics and Breeding
• Bachelor in Veterniary Science and Animal Husbandary
• BV.Sc in Veterinary Medicine, Public Health and Hygiene
• BV.Sc in Veterinary Surgery and Radiology
• BV.Sc

Hello Fariha,

The cut-off marks is to be changed every year depending on the difficultly level of the paper and also number of students wrote for the exam.Based on previous years cutoff depending on your category the cutoff for veterinary college depending on category. The minimum marks required in NEET

Hello S haresa

For veterinary courses you can select many colleges like

• College of veterinary and animal sciences ,Kerala.
• College of veterinary and animal sciences, pookode.
• Nanaji Deshmukh pashu chikitsa vigyan Vishwavidyalaya,jabalpur.
• College of veterinary science and animal husbandry in indore.

I hope it helps

Hello Aspirant, yes, you can appear for exam for getting into M.sc veterinary science course. The basic criteria is that you must have 50-60 percentage in Bachelors degree(the preferred one is a degree in science background)  depending for specific colleges. You can visit https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/5892-Career-review-Veterinary-Science for further information.

Hope this helps.

Hello,

try to get a score near or above 500. As the competition is high you have to atleast score 500 to get an admission in a veterinary government college.

This will bring a rank in range 20k-40k. It depends how many candidates will appear the exam. Anyway on the

Hello Aspirant,

Veterinary 15% quota seats admission is through AIPVT Counseling on the basis of NEET score and rest of seats admission is through state level entrance exam, The admission criteria can also differ state to state.

The cutoff varies every year depending on the various factors such as difficulty

Hello Arun,

If you are planning on taking Veterinary course, then you will compulsorily have to answer NEET exam as the admission is based on the merit in the NEET examination but that's only for 15% of AIPVT seats. Rest seats are filled by other veterinary entrance exams. So, I

Hello,

According to The Veterinary Council of India, candidates seeking admission in B.V.Sc & AH courses through 15% All India quota seats will have to compulsorily appear for NEET. Moreover, the students who want to enroll with the government and private sector Veterinary Colleges to graduate in Veterinary Science and