Veterinarian

Veterinary Medicine involves the study and practice of medical care for animals, including pets, livestock, and wildlife. On the other hand, BDS is a dental undergraduate programme that prepares students to become dentists. Dentists focus on diagnosing and treating oral health issues in humans.

If candidates are more interested in working with animals and animal health, then a Veterinary course is the better choice. If they are passionate about oral health and enjoy working with people, then BDS might be the right path for them.

In India, a few universities offer admission to BVSc programs without entrance exams through a merit-based selection process. Some universities consider academic performance in Class 12 exams (or equivalent) as the basis for admission.

Candidates can check such colleges in the table below.

The tuition fee for all the branches of BVSc course at Khanaparat Veterinary College, Assam is INR 27,000. The fee bifurcation is given below

• Tuition Fee: INR: 27,000
• Hostel Fee: INR: 61,000
• Admission Fee: INR: 5,400

The fee is for the entire course of 66-months 
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Following are the mentioned government colleges in India that provide B.V.Sc through NEET:

1. College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Lathur, Maharashtra
2. Junagadh Agriculture University, Junagadh, Gujarat
3. Mumbai Veterinary Collge, Mumbai, Maharashtra
4. Nagpur Veterinary College, Nagpur

To secure a seat in a veterinary college through Andhra Pradesh EAMCET, a candidate must score at least 90-110 or above as a candidate in the regular category. If you belong to the reserved category, you should aim for at least 70-80 marks or more.

However, it is important to note that the actual cutoff may vary depending on many factors like total number of seats available, difficulty level of the exam, total number of candidates who applied for admission etc. Grade vs marks trend varies per year based on top marks, standardization and total number of candidates. 

The cutoffs may vary slightly for the different types of Candidatures. Here is the latest cutoff information for Bachelor in Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry (B.V. Sc. and A.H.) at GADVASU:

General Category: 715 - 117 OBC/SC/NT Category: 116 - 93OBC/SC/NT - PH Category: 104 - 93

The cut-off of the candidates seeking admission under Self-Financed, Category-II and Special Management Quota seats will be upto 120 marks.

For a student holding Punjabi domicile, the marks may vary from 120 to 300 depending on the sub category of the student. 250 is a safe score for OBC Category student.