Hi Manoj,

Based on your rank and category, there are less chances for you to get a seat in All India quota government college in veterinary, because as per last year's records the closing rank for OBC category in veterinary was around 35000 rank, which is a little difficult for

Hello Aspirant.

Congratulations on securing this rank.

I would suggest you to visit http://cet.kar.nic.in/cutoff.htm to get information regarding the previous year cutoffs for different colleges and branches so that you can shortlist the colleges where you can get veterinary medicine or bsc agriculture based on your rank.

Having said that,

Hello Aspirant

Congratulations, as you could do what many could not. As per your query, I would like to inform you that you stand a very few chances of getting a seat in Veterinary Science with your ranks and marks. You can try for other options. Hope this answer helps

hey dear, seeing this year's cutoff which went very high that even students getting 500 were confused about their colleges.So,your score is quite good  for a veterinary seat but i cannot predict the cutoff for it ,but i would advice you to attend counselling and try you luck,all the best.

Hello Aspirant,

Top Veterinary Colleges in India are mentioned below:

• Indian Veterinary Research Institute, Bareilly
• National Dairy Research Institute, Karnal
• Govind Ballabh Pant University of Agriculture and Technology, Pantnagar
• Veterinary College and Research Institute, Namakkal
• College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Bikaner
• Birsa Agricultural University, Ranchi
• Rajasthan University of Veterinary

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Hello Roshini, firstly congratulation for your rank. You have a pretty decent rank in AP eamcet and on that you belong to sc category which is like icing on the cake. Now as per query you have a pretty decent chance on getting into veterinary. But make sure you have

Hello

Admission to a veterinary collegeis not just a matter of securing good marks in neet. Neet only has 15% of the total number of seats for vet colleges and the rest fall under the respective state exams held for various veterinary, agriculture, nursing courses etc. This means that the