What is the selection process for BVSC and minimum NEET rank required at Kerala Veterinary & Animal Sciences University?
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The selection process for BVSC (Bachelor of Veterinary Science) at Kerala Veterinary & Animal Sciences University typically involves a combination of academic performance and NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) score. The university usually releases a notification outlining the specific criteria for selection. Generally, candidates are required to have a qualifying NEET score along with meeting certain academic qualifications such as minimum marks in relevant subjects at the 10+2 level.
As for the minimum NEET rank required, it can vary from year to year depending on factors such as the number of applicants and the university'
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A candidate who wants to pursue BVSC in Kerala veterinary and animal sciences should score decent marks in the national eligibility cum entrance test. If we consider 2023, the last rank to get admission for BVSC in this college was 91194.
So, it is safer for a candidate to have a rank between 80000-85000 to ensure a seat in KVASU.
Admissions are given completely based on marks scored by the candidate in NEET, so the candidate with a better rank has more probability of getting admission.
The eligibility criteria for BVSC is:
- The candidate should have attained 50% in class 12.
- The candidate should have a valid score on the qualifying exam.
The
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