BVSc

Candidates who have completed Class 12 with English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology with at least 50% aggregate (47.5% aggregate for SC/ ST) are eligible to apply for Bihar Animal Sciences University BVSc programme. Aspirants must hold the documents proving their eligibility for verification at the time of admission. Besides, candidates must also have a valid score in NEET for admission.

Candidates can see the BVSc course fees in government and private colleges below:

Candidates can check some government BVSc colleges in India in the table below:

Candidates can check some private BVSc colleges in India in the table below:

Note: This information is sourced from the official website and may vary.

The benefits of enrolling in online BVSc courses are as follows:

• Flexibility: Study at your own pace and schedule, balancing education with other responsibilities.

• Accessibility: Learn from anywhere without the need to relocate or commute.

• Cost-Effective: Save on travel, accommodation, and other campus-related expenses.

• Variety of Resources: Access digital tools, e-books, and recorded lectures for comprehensive learning.

• Skill Development: Improve self-discipline, time management, and digital proficiency.

• Global Exposure: Connect with educators and peers from diverse locations and backgrounds.

Here is a list of core subjects typically taught in a BVSc course:

• Veterinary Anatomy

• Veterinary Physiology

• Biochemistry

• Animal Nutrition

• Veterinary Pathology

• Veterinary Microbiology

• Veterinary Pharmacology and Toxicology

• Animal Genetics and Breeding

• Livestock Production and Management

• Veterinary Parasitology

Yes, you can open a clinic after completing the BVSc course. Upon earning your BVSc course and registering with the Veterinary Council of India (VCI), you are legally qualified to practice as a veterinarian. 

This allows you to establish your veterinary clinic, where you can provide services such as animal diagnosis, treatment, surgeries, and preventive care. 

BVSc and MBBS are both challenging courses in their own ways; one cannot pin a certain course as hard or easy without considering several other factors associated with it. For instance, any two degrees cannot be compared unless the individual capabilities, interests, strengths, and weaknesses are considered alongside. Talking about the above courses, both are known to be demanding and rigorous. BVSc focuses on dealing with animal health, while MBBS requires in-depth knowledge of human medicine and patient diagnosis.

The BVSc full form is Bachelor of Veterinary Science. The BVSc course is a UG degree programme that focuses on the study of animal science, healthcare, and Veterinary medicine. The BVSc course includes subjects such as anatomy, physiology, pathology, microbiology, pharmacology, and animal surgery, preparing students for careers in animal healthcare and treatment.