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In India, government-run veterinary schools account for 95 percent of the total number of veterinary colleges. Two or three colleges are operated by private organisations (the number can be confirmed through VCI website). As a result, study for the entrance test and make an effort to get admission to a Government College.

In India, there are a total of 5 private veterinary colleges. 3 in the state of Rajasthan. One is located in Punjab, while the other is located in Haryana.

• In Rajasthan, Apollo Veterinary College.
• Arawali veterinary college
• MJF's collage of chomuvets.
• The Khalsa College of Veterinary Sciences is located in Punjab.
• The International Institute of Veterinary Education is located in Haryana.

Admission to the 15 percent of seats is done via the National Eligibility and Eligibility Test (NEET), since the all-India quota in vet sciences applies to private institutions as well. The exam is administered by the individual institutions for the remaining 50% of available seats. As a result, pay a visit to the sites of Luvas, Gadavasu, and Rajuvas. The seats are split into two categories: state quota seats and management quota seats. State seats account for 50% of all seats, with 15% of all India seats included. Management is responsible for 50% of the project, in which students from other states may participate. For detailed fee structure refer to: http://medicine.careers360.com/articles/mbbs-fees

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