BVSc

With a rank of 26,071 in EAPCET and 79,400 in NEET, gaining admission to a BVSc (Bachelor of Veterinary Science) programme at Sri Venkateswara Veterinary University (SVVU) may be challenging, as the competition is quite high, especially in government colleges.

For BVSc admissions, SVVU primarily considers NEET scores, and the cut-off ranks vary each year based on factors like seat availability, the number of applicants, and category quotas. A rank of 79,400 in NEET might be on the higher side for securing a seat in the general category.

but somehow, there are chances if you belong to a reserved category (SC/ST/BC), or you may qualify under the management quota if the university offers such seats. It's recommended to contact the admission office of SVVU directly to confirm the specific cut-off for your category and explore other possible pathways for admission.

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.