Hello,

You have a very little chance of being selected for a government MBBS seat if your Neet 2025 score is 319, particularly through the all India quota, as government MBBS cut offs for even reserved categories usually very significantly higher.

For BDS,

During state quota counselling, you maybe able to get a BDS seat at a government dental College, particularly if you fall under one of the preserved categories.

For Veterinary,

Mini Government and private colleges accept your scores for veterinary programs, especially if you meet the state quota.

You can also apply for AYUSH courses or allied Health sciences, which offer you in lower cut offs.

Dear Sanjay,

for admission in veterinary in Gujarat you should appear for NEET UG exams then you can apply for counselling then see for merit list say then apply for colleges.

Examples of some Government colleges can be.

1. Kamdhenu University

2. Anand Agricultural University

3. Junagadh Agricultural University]

and more....

BEST OF LUCK,

No, a NEET score of 40 is far too low for Nagpur veterinary college (NVC)

You must Qualify NEET first,

Minimum qualifying score 2024

• UR/EWS greater than or equal to162.
• OBC/SC/ST greater than or equal to127.

40 marks is well below these cutoffs, so you would not even be eligible to enter the veterinary counselling program.

Admission to Nagpur Veterinary College (Government-run, under Maharashtra Animal and Fishery Sciences University) for the BVSc & AH program requires an entrance exam , and you cannot get in without NEET or a similar recognized exam. Specifically:

• NEET-UG is accepted and required for admission via the All-India quota or Maharashtra state quota

• ICAR AIEEA (All-India Entrance Exam for Agriculture) is also accepted at Nagpur Veterinary College

• Some private veterinary colleges and certain state-run universities allow admission based on Class 12 marks or their own entrance tests , without requiring NEET

However, even private institutions often mandate at least a NEET score- even if it's just necessary to have appeared in the exam, not necessarily to qualify

• In Maharashtra, private veterinary colleges typically still expect NEET attendance ; for government colleges like Nagpur, it’s mandatory

Hello,

Indeed. Many veterinary colleges offers you admission without Neet. Many private and deemed colleges will offers admission through management quota seats on basis of 10+2 (PCB) marks or conduction of their own entrance exams.

Colleges Names:

• Sri Venkateswara Veterinary College
• OUAT, Bhubaneswar

Hello,

Indeed, a small number of veterinary colleges in India admit BVSc and AH students without the need for the Neet. These colleges of an have their own entrance tests aur use merit based admissions procedure. Neet is now required at most veterinary colleges, particularly those that receive state and federal funding.

Hello,

In India, obtaining bachelor of veterinary science degree in India without taking the Neet exam is feasible. Several institutions and colleges offer BVSc degrees based on different criteria, such as merit in the 10+2 (PCB) examinations are there on admission tests, even though NEET is a standard entrance exam for many Medical and veterinary courses.

HELLO,

Yes SRK degree and PG college for Women in Rajahmundry offers a BSC botany course, the college also provides other B.Sc specializations like zoology and chemistry .

For admission students need to pass their 12th class exams .

The total Fees Ranges for B.sc program is from INR 15,558 to 37,005

For admission link - you can directly visit the official site of the college and their you can fill the application form .

For any other details visit the careers360 article - https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/smt-kandukuri-rajyalakshmi-college-for-women-rajamahendravaram

Hope that Helps!

Hello aspirant

So basically, if you want to do a B.V.Sc course in most places across India, you need to appear for NEET. It’s the main entrance exam used for admissions into veterinary colleges, both for All India Quota and most state quota seats too. Without NEET, getting into a government veterinary college is almost impossible.

There are a few exceptions though. Some private colleges or state universities might have their own entrance process or use 12th marks, like in Tamil Nadu or Odisha. But even then, seats are limited and the competition can still be high. So relying only on non-NEET options may reduce your chances.

If you’re serious about getting into a good veterinary college, it’s best to prepare for NEET and appear for it. That will open up more opportunities for you through both central and state-level counselling.

Hope this clears it up. All the best for your future plans!

Dear student,

No, you cannot become a veterinary doctor in India without NEET or another entrance exam. Admission to the BVSc & AH course, which is essential to practice as a veterinary doctor, is mostly through NEET-UG across India—both for central and state quota seats. Some states may allow admission through their own entrance exams (like RPVT, OUAT, AAU VET ), but direct admission without any entrance exam is not valid in recognized colleges. Also, degrees from non-recognized routes are usually not accepted for government jobs or higher studies , so skipping an entrance test isn’t advisable.