Veterinary Science
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Yes you can opt for BVSc & AH (Bachelor's in Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry) course after you complete your Diploma in Veterinary Science .
Furthermore, below are some of the best Career options for someone like you who have completed the 2 year diploma course in veterinary
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Here is the list of Top Veterinary Science Colleges in Maharashtra.
admission to BVSc in Maharashtra is purely based on marks obtained in NEET. According to the previous years, the cutoff in Maharashtra was around 440-450. but cutoff may vary every year according to the number of students who appeared, level of questions, and many other factors. the cutoff will be
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YES giving practical examination is compulsory for getting veterinary seats in karnataka, The examination is called Karnataka UG Agriculture Courses Entrance Test 2020 . The practical examination is conducted at Bangalore, Mangalore, Mysore, Mandya, Raichur, Hassan, Tamaka (Kolar District), Arabhavai, (Gokak Tq), Dharwad, Vijayapura, Bidar, Bagalkot, Hiriyur (Chitradurga)
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Basically, a veterinarian dermatologist works for diagnosis and treatment of animal skins and other body parts. In India, a veterinary dermatologist gross salary ranges from 3 lakhs to 4 lakhs per annum which can also vary between 30k-40 k per month for a government veterinary, but it also depends
If I say honestly then it is quite difficult to gat veterinary College with 70 marks in GUJCET. But there are also chances that you may got veterinary so never loose hope. Here below I am providing you the link, you can visit on that by clicking on
For more information visit the link https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-diploma-in-veterinary-science-colleges-in-punjab
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Here is the list private college of veterinary in Karnataka.
All these are good college where you
Looking at the previous year KCET cutoff for veterinary seat, to keep yourself in a safer zone, you must score atleast 60th percentile and that your rank must vary from 1.5K to 2k so that you dont need to hamper your seat availability. so try to score 110+
To be admitted to a veterinary college, you must pass the NEET exam. In addition, you must have physics, chemistry, and biology as subjects in your intermediate with a minimum average of 50% if you are in the general group, and 40% if you are in the SC/ST/OBC
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