HELLO,

If you are not interested in PCMB at PU college so switching to a diploma in veterinary will be a good option especially if you want to grow your career in that field and want a practical job

Just make sure to check the eligibility and Apply soon

You can check eligibility and top colleges for veterinary here-

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/veterinary-courses-after-12th

https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-diploma-in-veterinary-science-colleges-in-india

Hope that Helps!

dear student,

With a score of 410 marks in NEET 2025 under the OBC category and UP state quota , you have a good chance of securing a BVSc seat in a government veterinary college in Uttar Pradesh. The expected cutoff for OBC candidates generally ranges between 350–420 marks , depending on the popularity of the college. Based on last year's data (2024), the OBC cutoff for government veterinary seats in UP was around 370–410 , making your score competitive.

While there isn’t a dedicated female quota for veterinary seats in UP, being a female candidate might help in tie-breaking scenarios. Under the 85% state quota , your chances are stronger, especially in the later rounds of counselling. Make sure to register for UP state counselling and actively follow all the rounds to maximize your chances.

good luck

With a 15,000 rank in EAPCET, yes, you have a good chance to get BSc Veterinary or Agriculture (Ag) courses in many government and private colleges in Andhra Pradesh.

Veterinary and Agriculture courses generally have lower cutoff ranks than engineering.

A rank around 15,000 is usually well within the admission range for these streams, especially in government colleges.

Exact cutoffs depend on category and college, but this rank is competitive.

With 18,000 rank in AP EAPCET, getting a veterinary seat at SVUC is unlikely since their cutoff is usually within top 5,000–10,000.

Consider other veterinary colleges or private colleges as backup options. Keep an eye on spot rounds for vacant seats.