BVSc

The competition to obtain a seat for the Bachelor of Veterinary Science (BVSc) programme in government colleges through NEET admission is extremely intense. The position at 431,852 marks makes admission to government veterinary colleges almost impossible since these colleges usually only accept higher-rank students. You should investigate private veterinary colleges together with the state-specific counseling programs which maintain different cut-off ranking requirements. You can find all the specific information related to veterinary course cut-offs through NEET at different resources.

Candidates must pass the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) in order to be admitted to NTR University of Health Sciences Bachelor of Veterinary Science (BVSc) programme Students must take part in the university counseling procedure following the release of the NEET results Verification of documents and seat distribution according to merit rank are part of the counseling process. Keeping up of cut-off trends is crucial since candidates with a rank of 23323 can encounter competition. Additionally make sure that every document needed for the admissions process is ready to be submitted.

The new cut-off marks of the College of Agriculture, B.Sc. Agriculture at Powarkheda are revised yearly based on general merit overall, number of available seats, and performance by candidates.  
Overall cutoff of general category during the previous admission season was about 60% of aggregate scores obtained in qualifying examinations.  
Cut-offs of the reserved category were slightly below the general category ones.  
Cutoffs specify the competition for the course, which fluctuates yearly.

The median package offered to BVSc students at SVVU Tirupati in 2024 is not yet available. However, according to the NIRF report 2024 released by the University, the median package offered to students pursuing the UG (5-year) course in 2023 was INR 8.75 LPA. The median salary packages offered over the past three years during SVVU BVSc placements are presented below:

To secure a seat to pursue BVSc at Sri Venkateswara Veterinary University, candidates must have a valid Andhra Pradesh EAMCET score. Based on their exam score, applicants are shortlisted for seat allocation through the counselling conducted by ANGRAU. Hence, candidates seeking BVSc admission at SVVU must apply and appear for the Andhra Pradesh EAMCET. 15% of the total course seats at the university are filled by the Veterinary Council of India, New Delhi through a common entrance examination.