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With a NEET 2025 rank of 297,172, a seat in Veterinary Science (B.V.Sc. & A.H.) may be unlikely in most government colleges, but some colleges still accept ranks in this range—especially under All India Quota on private categories

College / UniversityNEET Closing Rank (Gen)Fees (Approx. 1st Year)

Veterinary College, Bangalore~222,000Moderate

RUJAVAS, Bikaner~317,206State-level fees

Siksha 'O' Anusandhan Univ., Odisha (SOA)~300,624~8.6 lakh/year

Shri Krishna AYUSH Univ., Mathura (Private)NEET cutoff ~350 marks 1.25 lakh/year

Integral Univ., Lucknow (Private)NEET cutoff ~350 marks 1.1 lakh/year

Mewar Univ., Chittorgarh (Private)NEET cutoff ~340 marks 1.3 lakh/year

RKDF Vet College, Bhopal (Private/MP quota)NEET cutoff ~330 marks 1.4 lakh/year

Khalsa Vet College (GADVASU, Amritsar)NEET cutoff ~360 marks 0.9–1.2 lakh/year

Use a NEET College Predictor tool to check real-time matching colleges based on rank. NEET College Predictor 2025 (All India & State Quota)

Participate in All India (AI) quota counselling through MCC for colleges allowing higher ranks.

Explore private/state-level veterinary colleges with management or conduct-based admissions.

Consider alternative health or life science degrees if veterinary opportunities remain limited.

With 358 marks in NEET and an All India Rank of 2,97,172, your chances of getting a seat in a government veterinary college through the all India 15% quota are very low. Most government veterinary colleges under the VCI (Veterinary Council of India) counselling close before 90,000 rank.

But you still have chances in some states through the state quota if you are from OBC and your state has lower cutoffs. Some states accept marks between 350 to 400 for veterinary courses under OBC quota. You can also apply for private veterinary colleges. Many private colleges take students with 300 to 400 marks in NEET.

You should apply for state counselling in your home state and also look at private college options. Your score is not enough for top colleges like IVRI or TANUVAS, but private colleges or lesser-known state colleges may give you admission.

Here are some websites where you can check for more information:
https://www.myvetjourney.com
https://www.careers360.com