Does the syllabus of Veterinary courses focus more on theory? Or practical applications are given more importance?

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    Mani Sahni | Contributor-Level 10

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    Veterinary courses balance both theoretical and practical learning, though practical applications play a crucial role. The initial years focus on theoretical subjects like anatomy, physiology, and pathology, forming the foundation of veterinary science. Students learn about animal diseases, medical procedures, and treatments through lectures and case studies.

    As Veterinary courses progress, practical training becomes more intensive. Clinical rotations, surgeries, diagnostics, and fieldwork provide hands-on experience. This practical exposure ensures students develop the skills needed for real-world veterinary practice.

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