BVSc

Candidates can check the points below to see the benfits of pursuing BVSc course:

• Passion for animals: If candidates have a deep love for animals and want to make a meaningful difference in their lives, pursuing a career after BVSc allows them to do just that. They will be working directly with animals, helping to improve their health and well-being.
• Diverse career opportunities: A BVSc degree opens up a wide range of career options beyond just clinical practice. Candidates could work in research, academia, public health, wildlife conservation, animal welfare organizations, pharmaceutical companies, or even the food industry.
• Continuous learning: Veterinary Science is a constantly evolving field, with new research, technologies, and treatments emerging all the time. 
• Problem-solving skills: Veterinary medicine often requires quick thinking and problem-solving skills, especially in emergencies. As a veterinarian, candidates will be faced with a variety of challenges, from diagnosing illnesses to performing surgeries, which can be intellectually stimulating and rewarding. 

Maharashtra Health and Technical Common Entrance Test (MHT-CET) is mainly for admissions to engineering and pharmacy courses. But there are few colleges who accept it to BVSc admissions, it all depends on the choice of institution.

For Example, the College of Veterinary & Animal Sciences in Udgir selects candidates for the BVSc and AH degree course based on your MHT-CET score. And like this you could find few more colleges.

But, mostly the veterinary colleges, including those in Maharashtra, now prefer NEET scores for admission to BVSc.

The shift is due to the Supreme Court of India's directive that NEET should be the standardized entrance examination for medical courses across the country.

Overall, you may find few colleges, but most of them accep NEET scores.

Pursuing Bachelor of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry (BVSc) at Sri Venkateswara Veterinary University (SVVU) also involves certain costs.

The total fee for the BVSc programme is Rs 50,940, which includes academic expenses pertaining to teaching and infrastructure. Besides this, all students have to pay an one-time admission cost of Rs 2,785 during the time of enrollment. 

Other than these, students should also take care about the other supplementary costs like books, study materials, hostel fees (if any), and personal living expenses. Although, these are quite cheap when compared to some private institutions, but when overall expenses are included with the additional living expenses, the total cost gets really inflated. 

Graduates of Sri Venkateswara Veterinary University (SVVU) with a Bachelor of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry (B.V.Sc. & A.H.) degree normally earn between INR 3-5 Lacs annually. However, the pay may differ depending on the region, the business, and the candidate's experience.

Numerous graduates find employment in government veterinary services, private clinics animal health organisations, and research facilities; some choose to pursue further education or open their own practices. Particularly in the rural and semi-urban settings the veterinary profession offers long-term career advancement and job stability even though compensation packages may not be as high as those in engineering or management.