Hi,

Yes, it is possible to pursue a veterinary course without appearing the National Eligibility and Entrance Test (NEET) in India. There are several universities and institutes that provide admission to Veterinary course based on entrance merit without conducting any entrance test.

Many colleges offer admission to veterinary courses based on their own entrance exams other than NEET, such as ICAR AIEEA and CG PAT.

Some veterinary courses that can be pursued without NEET include Bachelor of Veterinary Science, Diploma in Animal Husbandry, and Diploma in Veterinary Pharmacy.

To get admission to the veterinary course, candidates must have passed Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) subjects from a recognized board and should have secured a minimum of 55% marks.

Some of the best veterinary colleges offering veterinary course without NEET includes:

• JAU Junagadh
• OUAT Bhubaneswar
• Sri Venkateswara Veterinary University

You can know more information about Veterinary Science course without NEET.

Hope this information will help you

Hello,

To become a government veterinary doctor , follow these steps:

1. Educational Qualifications :

   • Complete 12th grade with subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.
   • Pursue a Bachelor’s degree in Veterinary Science (B.V.Sc.) from a recognized college.

2. Entrance Exams :

   • Appear for entrance exams like NEET or state-specific veterinary exams.

3. Internship :

   • After completing the degree, undertake an internship or practical training.

4. Government Job Exams :

   • Appear for competitive exams such as the Veterinary Officer exam or other state-specific recruitment exams.

5. Application :

   • Apply for vacancies in government departments (e.g., state veterinary departments, public health) after meeting eligibility criteria.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

Krantisinh Nana Patil College of Veterinary Science (KNPVC) in Satara, Maharashtra , offers veterinary courses through both government and private admission processes. The cutoffs for the Other Backward Classes (OBC) category in the private admission process are as follows:

• NEET Cutoff Ranks for 2024 :

  • Round 1 : 71,282
  • Round 2 : 57,527

• NEET Cutoff Ranks for 2023 :

  • Round 1 : 124,746

NEET Cutoff Ranks for 2022 :

• Round 1 : 124,746

These cutoff ranks indicate the last rank at which an OBC candidate was admitted to the Bachelor of Veterinary Science (BVSc) & Animal Husbandry (AH) course in the respective years. Please note that cutoff ranks can vary annually based on factors such as the number of applicants, seat availability, and exam difficulty.

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For the Krantisinh Nana Patil College of Veterinary Science, the cut-off for the OBC category in the private admission process is typically around a NEET rank between 120,000 to 130,000. If you fall under this rank you may get a seat in this college if all the factos are same.to achieve this rank you need to score between 350 atleast.

however, the exact cut-off can vary depending on the year and availability of seats, difficulty level of laper also decides the cutoff.

In NEET mostly veterinary cutoff is less than mbbs medical colleges if you score around 400 you can good veterinary College in your onc category.

ALso,get all information of NEET 2025 including preparation and syll

abus.

Hello

To get a good rank in KCET for veterinary courses , focus on :

1. Biology : Study NCERT throughly , especially topics like Animal Kingdom , Genetics and Ecology .

2. Chemistry : Focus on Organic and Physical sections .

3. Physics : Prioritise Mechanics , Thermodynamics and Electricity .

Tips :

Solve KCET previous year papers and take mock tests .

Master NCERT textbooks for all subjects .

Focus more on Biology as it carries the most weightage .

Manage time effectively and revise regularly .

Consistent effort , you can achieve a good rank .

For more tips check out link below :

https://www.careers360.com/question-how-to-prepare-for-kcet-veterinary-and-does-theory-marks-will-be-taken-to-calculate-veterinary-rank

ALL THE BEST

Hello aspirant,

To pursue veterinary courses after high school, a student must, at the very least, have completed their 10+2 education with physics, chemistry, and biology as their major subjects. So an arts student is not eligible for veterinary course.

Thank you

Hope it helps you

Due to less seats and high competition BCD non former quota, it is highly unlikely that you will secure a veterinary seat in the last round of counselling, even considering the possibility of a few seats opening up in the last round; your rank is likely too high for most veterinary colleges in this category.

Usually upto rank 3k most of the students get seat in veterinary colleges.however you should participate in counselling process till the last round you might get the seat.

Category: Because of the established reservation quotas, those who fall within one of the reserved categories (SC, ST, or OBC) may have a better chance of obtaining a veterinary seat.

Cutoff Trends: Veterinary seats are extremely competitive, and every year the number of applicants, the availability of seats, and the candidates' overall performance determine the cutoff ranks. You can get a better sense by looking at the veterinary seat cutoff ranks from the prior year.

State Quota: There are frequently state quotas for veterinary admissions, so your prospects may also be influenced by the state you live in and the particular colleges you are applying to.

Seats under Management Quota/Payment: A few private veterinary colleges provide seats under Management Quota or Payment, which have distinct requirements and costs. This is something to think about if your rank is not sufficient for a merit-based seat.

It's difficult to say if you can get a seat for a Bachelor of Veterinary Science (BVSc) in Andhra Pradesh with a rank of 9,000 in the AP EAMCET your rank is too close to cutoff last year. To secure a seat in a veterinary college through AP EAMCET, a candidate in the regular category must score at least 90-110 or above. And with this rank your will be around 85 so you can wait till the last round if you are lucky then you may get the seat.

In NEET to get bvsc you need to score more than 550 to get government colleges and for private colleges you may need marks more than 400.

Hello aspirant,

Unfortunately, with a BCECE rank of 24000, it's highly unlikely that you'll secure a seat in a veterinary college in Bihar.

The cutoff ranks for veterinary colleges in BCECE are typically much lower than 24000. The competition for veterinary seats is intense, and the number of available seats is limited.

While it's always worth checking the official BCECE cutoff list once it's released, based on past trends, your chances of getting into a veterinary college with this rank are slim.

However, you can explore other options:

• Counseling: Attend the BCECE counseling process to understand your options and explore other courses or colleges that might be suitable for you.
• Private Colleges: Consider private veterinary colleges in Bihar or other states. These colleges may have different admission criteria and fees.
• Other Fields: Explore other fields of interest related to animals or biology, such as agriculture, zoology, or veterinary paraprofessionals.
  
  

I hope this is useful to you.