If you got 353 marks in NEET UG 2025 and you belong to the ST category, then you have qualified for the exam because the qualifying marks for ST are usually between 113 to 143. But to get a seat in a government veterinary college (like for BVSc & AH), you may need around 400 to 440 marks, even in the ST category.

So with 353 marks, it may be difficult to get admission in a government veterinary college. But you can still try for private veterinary colleges, where the cutoff is usually lower, and you may get a seat based on your score and category.

Hello aspirant,

As per your rank, this are the colleges where you can get admission,

• College of Veterinary Science, Tirupati
• College of Veterinary Science, Kadapa
• NTR College of Veterinary Science, Gangavaram

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Best of luck for your college hunting.

In AP EAMCET 2024, the EWS category cutoff for B.V.Sc at NTR Veterinary College, Gannavaram is expected to fall between 10,000 to 12,000 ranks .

While exact EWS cutoffs are not officially released, they are usually slightly higher than the general category. You should apply through ANGRAU counselling under the EWS quota and prioritize Gannavaram during option entry.

Hello aspirant,

To become a Veterinary Doctor, you have to follow the following steps,

• Complete your 10+2 Education with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology from a recognized board
• Appear for NEET or any other relevant entrance exam
• Get admission in the college offering degree of Bachelor's in Veterinary Science (B VSc )
• Complete 5 years full time compulsory course
• And then you become a licensed Veterinary Doctor

I hope you find this helpful.

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Hello,

Congratulations on earning a PwBD category  NEEt rank of 6826! You have a good chance of being admitted to a Veterinary College, particularly for the BVSc & AH course, given your extra reservation under the SC category.

What You Should Do?

• If available, apply for the all India Quota and state counselling.
• The PwBD certificate, the SC certificate, the NEET scorecard, and the domicile certificate should all be kept on hand.
• Due to lower cutoffs, be willing to enroll in more recent or rural veterinary colleges.

Hello Aspirant,

With a KCET veterinary rank of 19,000 and HK (Hyderabad-Karnataka) quota eligibility, you do have a fair chance of getting admission into government veterinary colleges in Karnataka, especially in the Hyderabad-Karnataka region (like Bidar, Hassan, or Gadag), but it will depend on the cutoff trends for 2025.

In previous years, veterinary seats under HK quota have closed around 18,000–22,000 ranks, so your rank is within range.

What you should do-

• Participate actively in all rounds of KCET counselling

• Keep HK certificate and required documents ready

• Consider all government veterinary colleges during option entry

All the best for your counselling.

Hello Aspirant,

With 9369 rank in AP EAPCET 2025 and BC-A (Girls) category and AU (Andhra University) region, a seat in Sri Venkateswara Veterinary University (SVVU) for the B.V.Sc. & A.H. degree program might be quite difficult, because there are only a limited amount of veterinary seats and typically close under 2000 rank for BC categories due to reservation benefit, especially for girls.

That said, the cutoff ranks can always slightly change each year, based upon competition and the quota from each category. You can still apply and try to expose yourself to second/spot counselling rounds, or alternatives like animal husbandry, agriculture, or allied sciences at ANGRAU or Dr. YSR Horticultural University. Check here for more information: AP EAMCET Rank Wise Colleges List

With a 60th percentile and an OBC category rank of 380935, it is still very difficult to get admission into a government veterinary college, as the cutoffs for veterinary seats are usually much higher. Government colleges typically require a higher percentile and a better rank due to limited seats and high competition. You may still have a chance in private veterinary colleges, management quota, or in states where the competition is relatively lower.