From the Veterinary Council of India AIQ allotment data :

• General (UR) category closing ranks included:

  • 54,599 (round 1),

  • 67,196 (round 1/2),

  • 72,346 (later round),

  • 81,231 , etc.

• OBC category had closing ranks of approximately:

  • 67,225 and 81,199

• EWS category ranks reached around:

  • 81,208

• SC category cutoff falls around the same as OBC’s lower end (~67,000+)

With a KCET score of 90 and 196 in the practical exam, your total score is around 328.4/400. Based on previous years' cutoffs, you have a good chance of getting a veterinary seat in Karnataka, especially in colleges like Shimoga and Bidar. However, the final seat allocation depends on counseling, seat availability, and category-wise reservations.

Keep an eye on the official KEA website for counseling update

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With a TS EAMCET rank of 30,000 and belonging to the SC category, getting a seat in a veterinary college in Telangana is unlikely. In 2024, the closing rank for SC candidates in veterinary courses was much higher. Since your rank is significantly higher than this, getting admission through TS EAMCET might not be possible. However, you can explore other options like NEET-based admissions, private veterinary colleges, or related courses in animal sciences. Keep an eye on the counselling process for any changes.

• Your KCET score of 124 and board score of 296 might be lower than the competitive cutoff range for veterinary courses in Karnataka.

• Cutoffs vary by college and category, but typical general merit ranks for veterinary courses range between 1400 and 3500.

• Your chances may improve with reserved category preferences, so you should participate in the counselling process.

For more details, refer to the official KCET site: KCET 2025 .

It is slightly difficult With a rank of 21,716 in the SC category in AP EAPCET, getting admission to B.V.Sc. (Veterinary Science), as the closing ranks are usually much lower.

But you can go through alternative such as:

B.Sc. in Agriculture, Horticulture, or related fields.

B.Sc. in Biotechnology, Microbiology, or Zoology.

Diploma in Animal Husbandry or Veterinary Science.

For these, closing marks are higher...

All the best!!

With 116 marks in KCET and 96% in PCB, and belonging to the OBC 2A category, you have a fair chance of securing a veterinary seat in a Karnataka government college, subject to cut-off trends and seat availability in the current year.