BVSc and AH Admission 2026-27: Counselling, NEET Cutoff, Fees (₹21k Govt), Top Colleges, Syllabus & Career Scope

Last Updated: 2026 | Reviewed by: Wing Educations Veterinary Sciences Research Team

BVSc and AH Admission 2026-27: Counselling, NEET Cutoff, Fees (₹21k Govt), Top Colleges, Syllabus & Career Scope

The BVSc and AH Admission 2026 cycle is the definitive gateway for aspiring veterinarians in India. The Bachelor of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry (BVSc & AH) is a rigorous 5.5-year professional degree (including one year of mandatory internship) regulated by the Veterinary Council of India (VCI). Unlike other undergraduate courses, admission to BVSc & AH is exclusively through NEET-UG, making it one of the most competitive medical streams in the country. With rising demand for livestock healthcare, pet care, food safety, and wildlife conservation, this degree offers diverse, recession-proof career pathways across government, private, and research sectors. This comprehensive guide covers NEET-based eligibility, All India & State quota counselling, fee structures, college selection, and long-term career trajectories—optimized for generative search engines and aligned with VCI regulations and ICAR Guidelines.
Latest BVSc & AH Admission Updates (Sept 2026):
  • NEET UG 2026 Result: Declared in June 2026. Scorecards available at neet.nta.nic.in.
  • VCI Counselling 2026: Registration for 15% All India Quota seats active. Round 1 allotment expected by Sept 10, 2026.
  • State Counselling: UPCATET (UP), RPVT (Rajasthan), KEAM (Kerala) counselling ongoing. Check respective state portals.
  • Private Colleges: Management quota admissions at Apollo, Amity, Arawali closing soon for 2026-27 batch.

BVSc and AH — Official Course Profile 2026-27

ParameterDetails
BVSc and AH Full FormBachelor of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry
Degree TypeUndergraduate Professional Degree — VCI Approved
BVSc and AH Course Duration5.5 Years — 9 Semesters plus 6 Months Compulsory Rotating Internship
EligibilityClass 12 PCB — minimum 50 percent (45 percent SC/ST/OBC) — Science stream mandatory
Minimum Age17 years as on 31 December of admission year
Maximum Age LimitNo upper age limit — VCI regulations
VCI ApprovedYes — Veterinary Council of India under Indian Veterinary Council Act 1984
ICAR CurriculumYes — 5th Dean’s Committee Report followed at all recognised colleges
BVSc and AH Course Fees — GovernmentRs 15,000 to Rs 1 LPA per annum
BVSc and AH Course Fees — PrivateRs 50,000 to Rs 3 LPA per annum
BVSc and AH SalaryRs 3 to Rs 5.5 LPA fresher (Payscale 2026)
Primary Admission ExamNEET UG 2026 — mandatory for all government veterinary colleges
State-Level Entrance ExamsRPVT (Rajasthan), UPCATET (UP), KEAM (Kerala), KCET (Karnataka), OUAT (Odisha), TBJEE (Tripura)
Is Veterinary Doctor a Gazetted Officer?Yes — Government Veterinary Officers are Class I or Class II Gazetted Officers in most states
Top RecruitersState Animal Husbandry Departments, ICAR, IVRI Bareilly, NDDB, Army RVC, FSSAI
Private Veterinary Colleges KarnatakaRs 1 to Rs 3 LPA — contact KEA kea.kar.nic.in
TBJEE Qualifying Marks for Veterinary50 percent PCB in Class 12 plus NEET UG score — check tbjee.nic.in
MPSC Veterinary OfficerMaharashtra PSC exam — Gazetted post after BVSc and AH

What is BVSc and AH? (Full Form & Meaning)

BVSc and AH stands for Bachelor of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry. It is a 5.5-year undergraduate professional degree that trains students to become Veterinary Doctors (often called Vets or Animal Doctors).
  • BVSc: Focuses on the medical and surgical treatment of animals (Clinical Medicine, Surgery, Pathology).
  • AH (Animal Husbandry): Focuses on the scientific management, breeding, nutrition, and production of livestock (Dairy, Poultry, Sheep, Goats).
Why is BVSc trending in 2026?
  • Government Jobs: Veterinary Officers are Class I Gazetted Officers in state governments with high pay scales (7th Pay Commission).
  • Pet Boom: Rising pet ownership in India has created huge demand for small animal surgeons and clinicians.
  • Dairy Industry: India is the world’s largest milk producer; dairy technologists and vets are in constant demand.
  • Army Veterinary Corps: Indian Army recruits BVSc graduates as Short Service Commission (SSC) officers with excellent perks.
Critical Warning: NEET UG is mandatory for BVSc admission in all government colleges and most private colleges since the Supreme Court ruling in 2022. Do not trust agents promising “direct admission without NEET” for recognized degrees.

VCI Counselling 2026: 15% All India Quota Seats

VCI conducts online counselling for the 15% All India quota seats in recognised veterinary colleges, according to the applicable admission bulleting.
EventOfficial dateStatus
Round 1 allotment result25 August 2026Declared
Round 2 allotment result4 September 2026Declared
Stray Round registration9–10 September 2026Closed
Stray Round allotment result12 September 2026Published
Further counselling roundNot announced on the official schedule checkedAwait official notice
Eligible Stray Round fee refundsLast week of November 2026Refund update; not a counselling round

How to Register for VCI Counselling 2026

  1. Visit the official VCI portal (usually vci.nic.in or a dedicated counselling site).
  2. Register using your NEET UG 2026 Application Number and Roll Number.
  3. Pay the registration fee (approx. ₹1,000 – ₹5,000 depending on category).
  4. Fill choices of veterinary colleges across India (e.g., GADVASU, TANUVAS, IVRI).
  5. Lock choices before the deadline.
  6. Check allotment result and report to the allotted college.
💡 Wing Educations Tip: VCI seats are highly competitive. If your NEET score is above 550, prioritize top govt colleges like GADVASU, TANUVAS, and LUVAS in your choice filling.

BVSc and AH Admission 2026-27 — Process and Schedule

Expected Admission Timeline 2026

EventExpected Date 2026
NEET UG 2026 Registration — Last DateFebruary to March 2026 — neet.nta.nic.in
BVSc and AH Admission Last Date (NEET Registration)March 2026 — check neet.nta.nic.in
NEET UG 2026 Exam DateMay 2026
NEET UG 2026 ResultJune 2026
VCI and MCC Counselling Registration 2026July to August 2026
Veterinary Counselling 2026 Date — State-LevelAugust to September 2026 — varies by state
RPVT 2026 — RajasthanAugust 2026 — rajuvas.org
UPCATET 2026 — Uttar PradeshJune to July 2026 — upcatet.org
TBJEE 2026 — TripuraMay to June 2026 — tbjee.nic.in
SKUAST Kashmir Exam Date 2026June to July 2026 — skuastkashmir.ac.in
BVSc and AH Course Commencement 2026-27October to November 2026

BVSc and AH Eligibility and NEET Requirement

Eligibility Criteria 2026-27

Eligibility ParameterRequirement
Minimum QualificationClass 12 (10+2) with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English — Science stream mandatory
Minimum Marks — General50 percent aggregate in PCB in Class 12
Minimum Marks — SC/ST/OBC45 percent aggregate — 5 percent relaxation
Minimum Age17 years as on 31 December of admission year
Maximum Age LimitNo upper age limit — VCI regulations
Qualification for Veterinary CourseScience stream with PCB compulsory — Arts and Commerce ineligible
Primary Entrance ExamNEET UG 2026 — mandatory for all government veterinary colleges
State ExamsRPVT, UPCATET, KEAM, KCET, OUAT, TBJEE for state quota seats
Is Direct Admission Possible?No — NEET UG mandatory for government colleges. Private colleges may have management quota seats.
VCI Registration After GraduationMandatory to legally practice veterinary medicine in India

Is NEET Compulsory for Veterinary — Complete Answer

Yes — NEET UG is compulsory for veterinary course (BVSc and AH) at all government colleges in India since the Supreme Court ruling in 2022. Students asking whether they need NEET to become a veterinary doctor must understand that NEET UG 2026 qualification is non-negotiable for government BVSc and AH admission. However, veterinary doctor courses after 12th without NEET include Diploma in Veterinary Science and Animal Health Technology (DVSAHT) — a 2-year para-veterinary course that does not qualify students as full veterinary doctors. Additionally, some private veterinary colleges offer management quota seats with lower NEET cutoffs.

Veterinary Courses After 12th — NEET vs No NEET

CourseDurationNEET RequiredCareer Outcome
BVSc and AH (Government College)5.5 YearsYes — mandatoryFull Veterinary Doctor — VCI registered
BVSc and AH (Private Management Quota)5.5 YearsNEET score required — lower cutoffFull Veterinary Doctor — VCI registered
Diploma in Veterinary Science (DVSAHT)2 YearsNo — state-level selectionPara-veterinary assistant — NOT a veterinary doctor
B.Sc Animal Husbandry3 YearsNo — merit-basedAnimal husbandry officer — non-clinical

BVSc and AH NEET Cutoff 2025-26 — College-Wise

CollegeStateGeneral CutoffOBC CutoffSC CutoffST Cutoff
GADVASU LudhianaPunjab590 to 620540 to 570470 to 510420 to 460
TANUVAS ChennaiTamil Nadu570 to 610520 to 560460 to 500400 to 445
LUVAS HisarHaryana580 to 610530 to 560460 to 500410 to 450
KVASU WayanadKerala560 to 600510 to 550450 to 490395 to 440
RAJUVAS BikanerRajasthan540 to 580490 to 530430 to 470375 to 420
KVAFSU Bidar — KarnatakaKarnataka510 to 555465 to 510405 to 450355 to 400
MAFSU NagpurMaharashtra500 to 550460 to 510400 to 450350 to 400
SVVU Tirupati — APAndhra Pradesh500 to 545455 to 500395 to 445345 to 395
DUVASU Mathura — UPUttar Pradesh490 to 540445 to 495390 to 440340 to 390
SKUAST-K Srinagar — J&KJammu and Kashmir480 to 530435 to 480375 to 425325 to 375
Tripura Veterinary College AgartalaTripura450 to 500 (TBJEE plus NEET)400 to 450350 to 400300 to 350
All cutoff figures are indicative based on 2024-25 trends. Verify official cutoffs at vci.nic.in and respective state counselling authority websites. Students should target 550 plus NEET marks for safe admission at competitive government BVSc and AH colleges.

BVSc and AH Course Fees 2026-27 — Government and Private

College-Wise Fee Comparison

CollegeLocationTypeAnnual Fee
TANUVASChennai, Tamil NaduGovernmentRs 21,000
MAFSUNagpur, MaharashtraGovernmentRs 20,000
Tripura Veterinary CollegeAgartala, TripuraGovernmentRs 20,000 to Rs 30,000
NDVSUJabalpur, Madhya PradeshGovernmentRs 25,000
SVVUTirupati, Andhra PradeshGovernmentRs 28,000
KVASUWayanad, KeralaGovernmentRs 30,000
WBUAFS — Veterinary College KolkataKolkata, West BengalGovernmentRs 35,000
KVAFSU Bidar — Veterinary College BidarBidar, KarnatakaGovernmentRs 35,000 to Rs 50,000
RAJUVASBikaner, RajasthanGovernmentRs 40,000
LUVASHisar, HaryanaGovernmentRs 50,000
GADVASULudhiana, PunjabGovernmentRs 90,225
Private Veterinary Colleges KarnatakaKarnataka (Various)PrivateRs 1 to Rs 3 LPA
Apollo College of Veterinary MedicineJaipur, RajasthanPrivateRs 1.5 LPA
Amity University Veterinary FacultyNoida, Uttar PradeshPrivate DeemedRs 2 LPA

Private Veterinary Colleges in Karnataka — Fee Structure

Karnataka Veterinary Animal and Fisheries Sciences University (KVAFSU) headquartered at Bidar is the apex government veterinary university in Karnataka. Government veterinary colleges in Karnataka affiliated to KVAFSU charge Rs 35,000 to Rs 50,000 PA. Private veterinary colleges in Karnataka charge Rs 1 to Rs 3 LPA for management quota seats. Admission to all Karnataka government veterinary colleges is through KCET 2026 for state quota plus NEET UG 2026. For detailed private veterinary colleges in Karnataka fee structure PDF, contact KEA Karnataka at kea.kar.nic.in.

Top BVSc and AH Colleges in India 2026-27

Top Ranked Government Colleges

RankCollegeLocationAnnual Fee
1GADVASULudhiana, PunjabRs 90,225
2TANUVASChennai, Tamil NaduRs 21,000
3LUVASHisar, HaryanaRs 50,000
4KVASUWayanad, KeralaRs 30,000
5RAJUVASBikaner, RajasthanRs 40,000
6MAFSUNagpur, MaharashtraRs 20,000
7WBUAFS — Veterinary College KolkataKolkata, West BengalRs 35,000
8SVVUTirupati, Andhra PradeshRs 28,000
9KVAFSU — Veterinary College BidarBidar, KarnatakaRs 35,000 to Rs 50,000
10NDVSUJabalpur, Madhya PradeshRs 25,000
11SKUAST — J&KJammu and SrinagarRs 22,000
12DUVASU MathuraMathura, Uttar PradeshRs 30,000

State-Wise Veterinary Colleges — Key Institutions

StateTop CollegesState Exam
KarnatakaKVAFSU Bidar, Veterinary College Hebbal Bangalore, Veterinary College Shivamogga, Hassan, GadagKCET 2026
KeralaKVASU Wayanad, College of Veterinary Science Mannuthy Thrissur, College Pookode WayanadKEAM 2026
RajasthanRAJUVAS Bikaner, COVAAS Bikaner, Apollo College Jaipur, Mahatma Gandhi Veterinary College BharatpurRPVT 2026
Tamil NaduTANUVAS Chennai, Madras Veterinary College MVC, Veterinary College Tirunelveli, OrathanaduNEET UG only
Andhra PradeshSVVU Tirupati, Veterinary College Proddatur, Veterinary College GannavaramNEET UG plus state
Assam — Veterinary Course in AssamCollege of Veterinary Science AAU — Khanapara Guwahati — Veterinary College in GuwahatiNEET UG plus state
TripuraTripura Veterinary College Agartala — fee Rs 20,000 to Rs 30,000 PATBJEE 2026
Uttar PradeshDUVASU Mathura, SVBPUAT Meerut, GBPUAT Pantnagar, BHU Varanasi Veterinary FacultyUPCATET 2026
MaharashtraMAFSU Nagpur, Bombay Veterinary College Mumbai, Nagpur Veterinary CollegeNEET UG plus MPSC

DUVASU Mathura and IVRI Bareilly

DUVASU Mathura (Deen Dayal Upadhyay Pashu Chikitsa Vigyan Vishwavidyalaya) is Uttar Pradesh’s dedicated veterinary university located in Mathura. Admission is through NEET UG 2026 plus UPCATET 2026 for UP state quota seats. Annual fees approximately Rs 30,000. Official website: duvasu.ac.in. IVRI Bareilly (Indian Veterinary Research Institute) is India’s premier veterinary research institution under ICAR in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh. IVRI offers PhD and MVSc programmes — not BVSc and AH at undergraduate level. It is the destination for advanced veterinary research after completing the degree. Admission through ICAR AICE-JRF/SRF exam. Website: ivri.nic.in.

BVSc and AH Syllabus 2026-27 — Semester-Wise Overview

Year 1 — Semester I and II

Semester ISemester II
Veterinary Gross Anatomy IVeterinary Gross Anatomy II
Veterinary Physiology IVeterinary Physiology II
General Veterinary BiochemistryVeterinary Intermediary Metabolism
Livestock Production Management IFodder Production and Grassland Management
Biostatistics and Computer ApplicationPrinciples of Animal Genetics
Principles of Animal NutritionApplied Animal Nutrition I

Year 2 — Semester III and IV

Semester IIISemester IV
Veterinary Histology and EmbryologyVeterinary Splanchnology and Applied Anatomy
General Veterinary ParasitologyVeterinary Entomology and Acarology
General Veterinary PathologyVeterinary Protozoology and Immunology
General Veterinary MicrobiologySystemic Veterinary Pathology
Avian Production ManagementCommercial Poultry Production
Livestock and Poultry BreedingLivestock Production Management III

Year 3 — Semester V and VI

Semester VSemester VI
General and Systemic Veterinary PharmacologyVeterinary Neuropharmacology
Special Veterinary PathologySystematic Veterinary Virology and Avian Pathology
Milk and Meat HygieneAquatic Animal Diseases and Management
Food Safety and Public HealthVeterinary Epidemiology and Zoonosis
Milk and Milk Products TechnologyAnimal Biotechnology
Veterinary Extension PrinciplesLivestock Economics and Business Management

Year 4 — Semester VII and VIII

Semester VIISemester VIII
Veterinary ChemotherapyVeterinary Clinical Practice
General Veterinary Surgery and AnaesthesiologyRegional Veterinary Surgery
Veterinary GynecologyVeterinary Obstetrics
Veterinary Clinical Medicine IVeterinary Clinical Medicine II
Clinical Biochemistry and Lab Diagnosis IClinical Biochemistry and Lab Diagnosis II

Year 5 — Semester IX and 6-Month Internship

Semester IX covers Veterinary Orthopedics, Animal Welfare and Ethics, Zoo and Wild Animal Management, Pet Animal Management, Veterinary Andrology, Environmental Hygiene and Livestock Entrepreneurship. The 6-month rotating internship covers Large Animal Medicine and Surgery, Small Animal Medicine and Surgery, Poultry Health, Livestock Farm Management, Food Safety and Quality Control and Extension Service rotations at the Teaching Veterinary Clinical Complex.

Career Scope and Government Jobs After BVSc and AH

Job Roles and Salary — BVSc and AH Career Guide

Job RoleSectorMonthly SalaryAnnual Salary
Veterinary Officer — GazettedState Animal Husbandry DepartmentRs 35,000 to Rs 70,000 plus allowancesRs 4 to Rs 8 LPA plus DA and HRA
MPSC Veterinary OfficerMaharashtra GovernmentRs 40,000 to Rs 65,000Rs 5 to Rs 8 LPA plus state allowances
Army RVC Officer — Gazetted CommissionIndian ArmyRs 56,000 to Rs 1,20,000Rs 7 to Rs 12 LPA plus army perks
Veterinary Research ScientistICAR and IVRI BareillyRs 55,000 to Rs 1,20,000Rs 6 to Rs 12 LPA
Food Safety Officer — FSSAICentral GovernmentRs 30,000 to Rs 60,000Rs 4 to Rs 8 LPA
Veterinary Doctor — Private PracticePrivate Clinic or HospitalRs 20,000 to Rs 80,000Rs 3 to Rs 10 LPA
Veterinary Pharmaceutical OfficerZoetis, Elanco, Virbac, IntasRs 25,000 to Rs 60,000Rs 3.5 to Rs 9 LPA
Dairy Industry VeterinarianNDDB, Amul, Mother DairyRs 30,000 to Rs 65,000Rs 4 to Rs 8 LPA
Wildlife and Zoo VeterinarianZoo Authority and Forest DepartmentRs 25,000 to Rs 55,000Rs 3 to Rs 7 LPA
Veterinary Inspector — State GovernmentState Animal Husbandry or Forest DepartmentRs 28,000 to Rs 50,000Rs 3.5 to Rs 6 LPA

Is Veterinary Doctor a Gazetted Officer?

Yes. Government Veterinary Officers recruited through State PSC exams are Class I or Class II Gazetted Officers in most Indian states. The Gazetted status gives veterinary officers authority to attest documents, issue official certificates and hold positions of governmental authority. Furthermore, Army RVC Officers are Gazetted Commissioned Officers of the Indian Army, and ICAR Scientists are Class I Central Government Gazetted Officers.

Veterinary Inspector — Qualification Required

The qualification for veterinary inspector in most states requires a BVSc and AH degree plus clearing the State PSC Veterinary Inspector examination. Consequently, the degree is the minimum entry requirement for all government veterinary service recruitment examinations across India.

BVSc and AH vs MBBS — Comparison 2026

ParameterBVSc and AHMBBS
Full FormBachelor of Veterinary Science and Animal HusbandryBachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery
Duration5.5 Years5.5 Years
NEET Cutoff — General Government480 to 620 marks600 to 720 marks
Total Government Seats — IndiaApproximately 6,000 seatsApproximately 1,00,000 plus seats
Government FeesRs 15,000 to Rs 1 LPARs 10,000 to Rs 1 LPA
Average Salary — FresherRs 3 to Rs 5.5 LPARs 6 to Rs 15 LPA
Gazetted Officer StatusYes — Veterinary Officer Class I/IIYes — Medical Officer Class I/II
Regulatory BodyVCI — Veterinary Council of IndiaNMC — National Medical Commission
BVSc and AH is strongly recommended for students passionate about animal health. Since the NEET cutoff is significantly lower than MBBS at government colleges, it provides an excellent alternative for NEET qualifiers who miss government MBBS seat cutoffs. Furthermore, government Veterinary Officer positions offer Gazetted status comparable to government medical officers.

Diploma in Veterinary Science — Alternative Path

ParameterBVSc and AHDiploma in Veterinary Science (DVSAHT)
Duration5.5 Years2 Years
NEET RequiredYes — mandatory for government collegesNo — state-level selection
Qualification After CompletionFull Veterinary Doctor — VCI registeredPara-veterinary assistant — NOT a doctor
CareerVeterinary Doctor, Veterinary Officer (Gazetted)Veterinary Field Assistant, Livestock Inspector
SalaryRs 3 to Rs 5.5 LPA fresherRs 15,000 to Rs 25,000 per month (government)
Students asking about diploma in veterinary pharmacy colleges in UP should contact DUVASU Mathura or State Animal Husbandry Department Lucknow for state-level diploma programme details. Similarly, students in Tripura should check TBJEE qualifying marks for veterinary at tbjee.nic.in.

Higher Education After BVSc and AH

ProgrammeDurationKey Benefit
MVSc — Master of Veterinary Science2 YearsClinical specialization, ICAR JRF/SRF fellowship, teaching eligibility, higher salary
MBA Agribusiness2 YearsManagement career in dairy, animal feed, livestock and pharmaceutical sectors
MPH — Master of Public Health2 YearsOne Health, WHO and international organisation careers
PhD in Veterinary Sciences3 to 5 YearsProfessor, independent research, policy development positions
UPSC IFS or State PSC Veterinary ServicesExam preparationClass I Gazetted government veterinary officer positions at state and central level

BVSc and AH Preparation Tips 2026-27

  • Master Biology First: Biology carries 360 of 720 NEET marks — devote 50 to 60 percent of preparation time to Zoology and Botany, particularly genetics, ecology, human physiology and animal kingdom classification
  • Set a NEET Score Target: Research specific cutoffs at target BVSc and AH colleges. Target 550 plus NEET marks for competitive government colleges like GADVASU, TANUVAS, LUVAS and KVASU
  • Solve Previous Year NEET Papers: Practice 10 plus years of past NEET papers under timed conditions — builds speed and accuracy for the 200- question-in-200-minutes format
  • Register for Both NEET and State Exams: Research whether your target state requires a separate exam — RPVT (Rajasthan), UPCATET (UP), KEAM (Kerala), KCET (Karnataka) or TBJEE (Tripura) — alongside NEET UG to maximise total seat availability
  • Plan for VCI Registration: Familiarise yourself with VCI registration requirements from the first semester. Maintaining strong academic performance throughout all 9 semesters is essential since VCI registration requires completion of all semesters plus the 6-month rotating clinical internship

FAQs — BVSc and AH Admission 2026-27

Q1. What is BVSc and AH full form?

BVSc and AH full form is Bachelor of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry. B stands for Bachelor, V.Sc for Veterinary Science and AH for Animal Husbandry. Also written as B.V.Sc. and A.H. in VCI documents. It is a 5.5-year VCI-approved professional undergraduate degree (9 semesters plus 6-month internship) regulated by the Veterinary Council of India under the Indian Veterinary Council Act 1984.

Q2. What is AH full form in veterinary?

AH full form in veterinary is Animal Husbandry — the scientific management, breeding, nutrition and production of livestock. In the BVSc and AH degree context, AH always means Animal Husbandry. In general medicine, AH may refer to different terms such as Arterial Hypertension, but within this specific degree the meaning is exclusively Animal Husbandry.

Q3. Is NEET compulsory for veterinary course?

Yes. NEET UG is compulsory for all government veterinary college (BVSc and AH) admissions in India since the Supreme Court ruling in 2022. Students asking do they need NEET to become veterinary doctor must qualify NEET UG 2026 for government college admission. Veterinary doctor courses after 12th without NEET are limited to diploma-level para-veterinary programmes like DVSAHT, which do not qualify students as full veterinary doctors.

Q4. Is veterinary doctor a gazetted officer?

Yes. Government Veterinary Officers recruited through State PSC exams are Class I or Class II Gazetted Officers in most Indian states. MPSC Veterinary Officer (Maharashtra) is a Gazetted post. Army RVC officers are Gazetted Commissioned Officers. ICAR Scientists are Class I Central Government Gazetted Officers. BVSc and AH is therefore one of the few undergraduate degrees directly leading to Gazetted Officer status.

Q5. What is BVSc and AH NEET cutoff 2025-26?

BVSc and AH NEET cutoff 2025-26 at top government colleges: GADVASU Ludhiana General 590 to 620 marks. TANUVAS Chennai General 570 to 610. LUVAS Hisar General 580 to 610. KVASU Kerala General 560 to 600. RAJUVAS Bikaner General 540 to 580. KVAFSU Bidar Karnataka General 510 to 555. SKUAST-K Kashmir General 480 to 530. OBC cutoffs are typically 40 to 50 marks lower. Students should target 550 plus NEET marks for safe government college admission. For free BVSc and AH college comparison, NEET cutoff analysis and admission counselling, contact Wing Educations today. Also explore: MVSc Admission 2026 | B.Sc Agriculture Admission 2026 | MBBS Admission 2026-27 | BAMS Admission 2026 | NEET UG 2026 Preparation Guide