SVVU - Sri Venkateswara Veterinary University Tirupati Answered Questions

Yes, NEET is required to join Sri Venkateswara Veterinary University. NEET or National Eligibility cum Entrance Test is a mandatory exam for students who wish to pursue a degree in veterinary Science or any other medical field in India. Therefore, to join the Sri Venkateswara Veterinary University, a candidate must qualify for the NEET examination.

According to AP EAMCET 2022 cut off ranks for Veterinary seats for SC(women) students are as follows
1. AU Region-
a. for non-farmer category: women-3200-3300
b. for farmer category: women- 4300-4400
2. SVU Region-
a. for non-farmer category: women-3000-3100
b. for farmer category: women- 4200-4300
3. Un-reserved region
a. for non-farmer category: women-3100-3200
So according to this cut offs I don't think you can get free veterinary seat by the mentioned rank through AP EAMCET

Based on your rank of 15040, it may be possible to get admission to SVVC, depending on various factors such as the number of seats available, the number of applicants who have scored better than you, the category to which you belong (if applicable), and the cutoff ranks set by the university.
It's best to check the official website of SVVC or the admission counseling authority of your state for the latest updates on seat availability and cutoff ranks. They may also provide information on the admission process, eligibility criteria, and other relevant details.
You can also consult with career counselors or academic advisors who can provide you with guidance and advice on the admission process and help you make informed decisions.
Shiksha also provides career counselling, you can check the homepage of Shiksha for further information.

APICET (Andhra Pradesh Integrated Common Entrance Test) is conducted for admission into MBA and MCA courses in colleges of Andhra Pradesh. The last rank for free admission through APICET varies from year to year, depending on various factors such as the number of seats available, the difficulty level of the exam, and the number of candidates who appeared for the exam. So it's difficult to say last rank.

Generally, the chances of getting a seat in a government veterinary college with a rank of 27,000 will depend on factors such as the total number of applicants, the number of seats available, and the specific criteria being used to select students. It is best to check the admission criteria and seat availability of the specific veterinary college you are interested in.

Every year, SVVU releases its cut off and merit list for a variety of courses to be eligible for admission to UG and PG programmes. For the roughly 14 departments and colleges of SVVU, the cutoff will be established in accordance with the reservation categories and the availability of seats.
SC 137 - 108 ST 137 - 108 OBC 137 - 108 SC-PH 121 - 108 ST-PH 121 - 108 OBC-PH 121 - 108 UR 720 -138 UR-PH 137 - 122