Yes you can choose Veterinary after applying and qualifying in NEET.

For Veterinary course :- All India 15% quota and respective states for State quota counselling.

For general merit students : - 425-450 approximately (All India quotes Government seat) 

For general merit students : - 320-400 approximately (State Government quota depending on State domicile) 

For private colleges : - In India there are few private colleges for Veterinary who accept low scores but the fees amount is huge. 

If you still have any queries feel free to ask in the comment section down below.

hi , 

In CET there is different cut off rank for differnet caste and different college also. In general, bangalore veterinary college had cut off for 1196 , bidar had 1680, hassan college had 1948 and shimogga veterinary college had 2039 as on 2017. It was almost similar with +/- 5 in the year 2018. So the cut off Rank would be almost similar. All the best !

Hello

You can appear for the NEET exam if you fulfill the eligibility criteria. Admission to BVSC colleges is on the basis of NEET exam. According to the NEET eligibility criteria, you should have completed 10+ 2 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English as core subjects in both Classes 11 and 12. Your minimum aggreagte marks of PCB subjects should be 50% for UR category and 40% for OBC/ST/Sc category.
Go through the link below to check the detailed eligibility criteria

 https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

Good Luck!

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Hey Jayan Magesh mehta,

Yes under NEET 2019, veterinary course available. You can check the list of courses that are available under 2019 are given below,

MBBS

BDS

BPT (Physiotherapy)

BAMS

BHMS

BSc nursing

BUMS

Yoga and Nautropathy

Siddha medicine 

BVSc (Bachelor of Veterinary Sciences)

Hello,

The cutoff for AP EAMCET 2018 veterinary cutoff will be released after the completion of admission procedure. The admission to B.V.Sc courses in the state of Andhra Pradesh for 15% seats is done by Veterinary Council of India (VCI) based on NEET scores. While for the remaining 85% state quota seats, Sri Venkateswara Veterinary University (SVVU), Tirupati offers admission to B.V.Sc and A.H. courses in six colleges.

The AP EAMCET final veterinary cutoff for BCA category in A.U. area region has been divided into Non-Farmer and Farmer candidates. The authority has released the last rank cutoff for AP EAMCET for General and Female aspirants, separately. It must be noted that the last rank cutoff for B.V.Sc courses has not been released yet, candidates can check the final AP EAMCET cutoff for the year 2017 to get an idea of the rank they must secure in the examination. Check the AP EAMCET final veterinary cutoff for AU region under BCA category below.

Last cutoff rank for Non-Farmer General candidate - 2887

Last cutoff rank for Non-Farmer Female candidate - 3951

Last cutoff rank for Farmer General candidate -6349

Last cutoff rank for Farmer Female candidate -N/A

Using the data, aspirants can get an idea of the rank and its corresponding marks to be secured for admission to BVSc and AH courses in the desired colleges/universities.

All the best..:)

hii venkatesh

The allotment of Seats will be done through ONLINE Counseling. The Counseling is conducted on the basis of NEET Merit List.

cutoff would be 290 plus score

hope this helps

Dear Sammin, if you are talking about NEET UG exam, it is only for admissions into Medical and Dental Colleges. There is a different NEET Exam that is held for admissions into Vetrinary Science and Animal Husbandry. Getting a govt. seat also depends on your category and cut off marks. So predicitng in a general sense becomes difficult. 

Hello Sanjeev
There are wide range of scope for Veterinary graduates. They can work in government as well as private organisations. Candidates can work in pharmacy, poultry, dairy industries, etc.
After completion of fishery science course , candidates can work as fisheries biologist, Aqua Culturist, etc. After completion of this course also you can work in both private and government sector.
There decent scope after completion of both the courses. You should choose to opt the course according to your interest.
Good Luck!