Colleges in Tirupati

Sri Venkateswara Veterinary University gives students apportunity to develop their hobbies. The University provide with the great opportunity in the co-curricular activities. It has its own gym (one mutli gym and one den) and various sports like basketball, volleyball, badminton court outdoor and indoorand many more. 

In Sri Venkateswara University there are several facilities available. Yes the University has its own auditorium for various programs, seminars and cultural events to happen here. The auditorium is quite large and fully air conditioned. The sitting capacity is around 200 in the auditorium.

1. Bachelor of Veterinary Sciences and Animal Husbandry
2. Master of Veterinary Science
3. Doctor of Philosophy in Faculty of Veterinary Science
4. M.V.Sc Veterinary Parasitology
5. M.V.Sc Veterinary Microbiology
6. M.V.Sc Veterinary Medicine
7. Ph.D Animal Nutrition

As a member of the faculty, I have to vouch for the fact that all of our teachers hold advanced degrees and have in-depth understanding of all aspects of teaching. They are available to assist students with their requirements at all times. They don't avoid fulfilling their duty. Our teachers urge us to grow as people and get more interested in the arts and the environment. We get the chance to meet with people from all backgrounds and professions through our activities, both inside and outside of the institution. At the end of the day, they support you in realising your goals and making the most of your time at the institution.

The CGPA is determined at Sri Venkateswara College using a scale of 10. The grade point average (GPA) is calculated by multiplying the grade points for each topic by the number of credits for that subject and then dividing the result by the total number of credits. The university assigns grades on a scale of 1 to 10, with A+ being the highest and D- being the lowest. A fail is defined as a grade of less than a D-. The cumulative grade point average (CGPA) is the weighted average of the student's grades across all courses.

Depending on the cause of your exam absence. If there is a sufficient justification, such as illness or other mitigating circumstances, the University may let a student to take a make-up exam. However, it will be deemed an absence and could have an impact on grades if a student just chooses not to show up for the exam without a valid excuse.

The University contains 54 departments with a total academic faculty strength of roughly 400, 1500 non-teaching, and a student strength of 5000, including research scholars. These departments host 72 distinct PG Courses as well as many Diploma and Certificate courses.

There will be 4 installments for the hostel payments. First Installment: At the time of admission or readmission, the full annual price of Rs. 16,000 plus the first quarter fee of Rs. 18,450 for three months (July to September) will be paid.

The second installment, which consists of the second quarter's cost of Rs. 18,450 plus updated mess fees, is due in October.

The third installment, which consists of the third quarter's cost of Rs. 18,450 plus updated mess fees, is due in January.

Fourth Installment: The updated mess fees and the fourth quarter fee of Rs. 12,300/- for two months (April and May) are due in April.

Twenty-five percent (25%) of the seats in the SVVU are allocated for applicants from families of agriculturists (farmers), who have at least one acre of land in their own name or that of their parents, and who have worked as farmers for at least five years. Who studied for a minimum of 4 years in institutions outside of municipal boundaries. If the grandfather, grandmother, guardian, or any other relative owns the land, that is not appropriate.