Hi aspirant.

Yes you can get a seat on the merit basis and you can avail the scholarship on the category.

 Check out the Colleges that  participating on kcet entrance exam admission.

Checkout our careers 360 college predictor for kcet.

https://www.careers360.com/kcet-college-predictor?icn=KCET_clgpd&ici=KCET_article_contmap

Hi,

Congratulations on your rank.

Previous year's cutoff:

Veterinary College Bangalore 4574(1R)

Veterinary College Bidar4759(1K)

Veterinary College Shimoga 7170(1R)

Veterinary College Hassan  5384(1R)

To get more knowledge about your chance of getting a college please check the college predictor link below:

Https://www.careers360.com/kcet-college-predictor

Also, visit the link for cutoff:

Http://kea.kar.nic.in/cutoff/agri_cutoff_2017.pdf

There are very limited colleges for BVsc in Karnataka and hence there is no specified cut off for these colleges you can try for the mentioned colleges and check the cut off

• Karnataka Veterinary Animal and Fisheries Sciences University
• Veterinary College
• Veterinary College - [VC]
• Veterinary College Vidyanagar
• Kidwai Memorial

There is no specific cutoff for veterinary college, the admissions are based on merit wise rank list which is different every year. 

But even in the worst scenario, the cutoff should not exceed more than 360 ie 50%.The reason behind low cut off is quite clear that almost all of

Hello Mahesh, 

With the rank you have mentioned  it is a bit difficult to get a veterinary seat. The window of ranking getting seats through KCET for ST reservation students would be within 12k. I would suggest you to broaden your options and keep them open.

All the best 

Hello Mashesh, 

Veterinary colleges would demand rankings better than what you have mentioned  Although you have the reservations, a ranking within 8k would be a safer rank to get admitted in a veterinary college of the state.

All the best 

Greetings Student, well according to the 2018 cutoff the seats for veterinary science for unreserved category depends on the state of domicile as well as the choice of college,

The last year cutoff for unreserved i.e the general category was 360 i.e 50% and well 50% should be last and

Hello Aishwarya,

Considering the small number of government veterinary college in India, it would be tough to get admissions in them with 3000+ rank. However you can try some of the private and trust-aided colleges if you want to pursue veterinary science as the fees for Aided colleges is also

Hello Bhavana,

Is this your NEET Marks? Veterinary 15% quota seats admission is through AIPVT Counselling on the basis of NEET UG score & rest of seats admission in veterinary colleges is through state level Entrance Exam. This criteria can varies state to state.