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Candidates securing the minimum qualifying percentile will be deemed to be eligible for counselling process under 15% All India Quota seats, 85% state quota, deemed/central universities and private colleges.Cut off vary every year based On the difficulty level of the paper. 

It's also depend on the category, the category you belong to like Open, SC, ST, OBC..
Cutoff also vary for government, private and deemed University. 
It depends also on state of domicile and choice of college.

As there is only a few number of seats alloted to neet for BVSc (15%) and the rest fall under respective state competitive exams the cutoff is around 400+ and since this year the paper was said to be easier the cutoff may go higher by 20 marks  for government colleges. Private colleges may have a lower cutoff. Candidate must have passed 10+2 examination with NEET from Maharashtra State Board with minimum 50% marks in physics, chemistry, biology and English together for unreserved categories.  For reserved category candidates, at least 40% aggregate is required in the above subjects.

Different states and different colleges conduct their own examinations for BVSc. The application form of AIPVT 2019 will be available in the second week of August.

The result of AIPVT counselling 2019 for the first round will be announced in the last week of August.