Hello aspirant!

Congratulations! You have got good rank in TS EAMCET, for this rank you should get a seat in government college for Veterinary stream.

Here is the link for ts-eamcet college predictor, you can see which college you will get admission for your rank- https://www.careers360.com/ts-eamcet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=ini-cet_cp

All the best!

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Hello Aspirant

As we all know that cut off is changing year to year , its difficult to predict exactly , well but your rank is good to get a a seat in BVSC .

According to previous year cut off through All India Quota the rank was 7187 for

Hello Aspirants,

There are three veterinary colleges in telangana

1. college of veterinary science Rajendranagar,Hyderabad.

2. College of veterinary science, Korutla jagtial.

3. College of veterinary science warangal .

There are sixty seats in Hyderabad and Korutla each out of which 11 are given to all India quota filled through

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hope you are doing well

You must succeed on the entrance test.

The counselling will be done by AP EAMCET.

The AP EAMCET score is used to determine admission.

According to recent years' cutoffs, you do have a possibility to acquire a veterinary seat based on your TS

hlwo aspirant

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as you get a rank of 11k it means you score 50-59 in eamcet exam.

For a government seat in Veterinary Science, one should be with rank around 1400 to 1500. For private college, you may get a seat with medium or bad

• Animal Husbandry Polytechnic, Mamnoor

• College Of Veterinary Science, Korutla

• Animal Husbandry Polytechnic, Karimnagar

Hello aspirant,

As cut-offs varies from year to year and depends on many factors, it is difficult to determine exactly.

It is difficult to get seat in Veterinary seat in Government Colleges for your AP EAMCET Rank, based on previous year's Closing Ranks. You can try for seat through counseling

Hello,

I'll advise you to speak with a counsellor or organisation that keeps records of prior years' rankings and the number of seats an applicant is able to get in various public or private universities.

If the number of veterinary college seats does not change and does not decrease, and