TANUVAS - Tamil Nadu Veterinary And Animal Sciences University

The fees structure for various courses at Tamil Nadu Veterinary And Animal Sciences University TANUVAS are mentioned below:

For pursuing Bachelor's in Technology BTech which is a 4year course the total fees is 32000. Whereas for pursuing M.E. / M.Tech which is a 2year course the total fees is 21000. For more information you can visit the official website of college.

TANUVAS applications for PG (Biotechnology) admissions 2025 is currently closed. As per some sources, I have checked that the application period started on May 18 and the last date for submission was June 30. I have also checked that there is an entrance exam scheduled on July 10,2025. You can check the eligibility criteria and prepare for it.

For the B.V.Sc course in Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University (TANUVAS), the cut-off for SC candidates for the year 2023-24 is 193.00 marks. This means an increase in the marks compared to last year when the cutoff was at 190.50 marks. The cut-off, in this case, will be determined considering various parameters such as the number of applicants and their performance in the qualifying examination, namely NEET. Candidates should visit the official website of TANUVAS or admissions for any changes in future cutoffs as these vary every year with the change in admission dynamics.

From the perspective of the J&K Board, if you qualify the other eligibility requirements, you may apply for admission in TANUVAS (Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University). BVSc will be primarily offered to students from Tamil Nadu; however, candidates from outside Tamil Nadu may be provided opportunities to apply in case of the availability of seats after local admissions. Each candidate should qualify the TANUVAS entrance exam, and the candidates will be admitted based on a merit list. Please verify the nativity and academic qualifications on their official admission portal. 

Selection for B.V.Sc. & AH programs in India is typically two-fold:

1. Most colleges require you to appear for a national-level entrance exam like NEET or an institute-specific exam. Scoring well in this exam is crucial for shortlist consideration.
2. Based on your entrance exam score and sometimes Class 12 marks, a merit list is prepared. Counseling is then conducted, where candidates choose colleges based on their rank and seat availability.

The minimum percentage required for Class 12 varies slightly across institutions. Generally, it's around 50% for the general category, with a relaxation for reserved categories like SC/ST.