With a KCET rank of 65,000, it's unlikely you'll secure a seat in a government veterinary college through the regular counseling process. The cutoff ranks for government veterinary colleges are typically much lower, often within the top 2000-3000 ranks. However, there are still a few possibilities to explore:

1. Private Colleges: You could explore private veterinary colleges, which may have higher cutoff ranks. These colleges may have different fee structures and admission criteria.

2. NEET Counselling: If you have a NEET score, you can participate in the All India Counselling for veterinary seats, where the cutoffs might be different from KCET.

3. Check for Vacant Seats: Keep an eye on the official KCET website for updates on seat availability in subsequent rounds of counselling, as some seats may become available due to cancellations or other reasons.

4. Explore Other Options: If veterinary science is your passion, consider exploring related fields or options in animal science or related areas that may have more accessible entry points.