Hi, 

Frankly your score is less for a good government bams or other courses. They ask for a score near 300. But don't lose heart. If you want you can study again and score a better grade than this and get in your dream college. Don't lose heart. You can

Merit depends on number of colleges for veterinary science in that particular state. For General category it is around 380-420.For obc category 360-400.For sc/st category its around 300-350.The data is for 85% state quota.However the cutoffs change every year based on various parameters.

Hello Vishnu,

• Cut off is the minimum score that is needed for appearing RPVT 2019 Counselling.
• Candidates who score higher than the cut off are included in the merit list.
• Students have to score above the cut off marks in RPVT 2019 to get their name

Hello Aspirant,

Veterinary All India Quota seats admission is through AIPVT Counselling on the basis of NEET UG score & rest of seat admission is through state level entrance Exam, It can vary state to state.

You can refer the below given link to take an Idea about the admission

Hello Atharva

With your mentioned rank it is highly unlikely for you to into NITs. You could still apply for the josaa counselling process and try your luck. But I would suggest you to try for state level engineering colleges which accept JEE main scores. You could get good colleges

Hii Yash

The Selection for veterinary colleges for the 15% All India quota seat is done through AIPVT.  The seat allocation will be done from the Mark's obtained in NEET UG 2019 only. So there is no other option to participate in the counselling of AIPVT. But You can check

Hello Yash,

Admission to most veterinary colleges is given on the basis of results obtained in the entrance exam conducted by the concerned universities. Veterinary Council of India conducts an (AIPVT) for admission to first year of Bachelor of Veterinary Science (BVSc) & Animal Husbandry (AH) degree course for filling

Hello!
To get into Vetenary colleges, you have to firstly get a rank in NEET and qualify the examination, which makes you eligible for the AIPVT exam which allows you to compete for seats from 41 vetenary colleges all over the country. Here's an article that could help you out

Private colleges of bvsc are Apollo Veterinary college in Rajasthan, Arawali veterinary college and MJF college in Rajasthan,Khalsa college of vet sciences in Punjab, and International institute of vet education in Haryana.Admission is through neet for 15% seats.Other seats are alloted through tests conducted by respective authorities. 

According to the previous year you have chances to get a govt bds or veterinary college with this rank.Under st category the cutoff marks generally ranges around 280+ for these courses. Having said that the trends change every year based on question difficulty, number of students appeared etc .