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

s!

With a KCET score of 90 in the exam and 196 in the practicals, securing a veterinary seat in Karnataka may be difficult. Based on previous years' trends, top veterinary colleges like Veterinary College, Bangalore, and Veterinary College, Hassan had closing ranks around 892 and 1,426 for the general category. Your rank of 25,000 is above these thresholds, which suggests getting a free seat might be challenging. However, you could still consider private colleges or other related courses like B.Sc. in Agriculture or Animal Husbandry. It’s recommended to stay updated with counselling rounds for further opportunities.

With 196 marks in KCET practicals and 90 in the exam, your chances of getting a veterinary seat in Karnataka depend on your category and final rank. In 2024, General category seats closed around rank 22,000. For reserved categories like SC, ST, or 2A, it went up to 50,000+. If your rank is within that range, you have a good chance. Keep checking the official KCET counselling updates and participate in all rounds.