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Diksha Seth

Content Strategist | Updated On - Mar 15, 2025

NEET Veterinary Admission Cut off 2025 (opening and closing ranks) for all colleges will be released by Veterinary Council of India (VCI) in the form of seat allotment. You will be able to take admission in Veterinary colleges through NEET counselling 2025.

With the NEET 2024 cutoff marks rising, the NEET 2025 cutoff is anticipated to increase :

  • For candidates belonging to the General (UR) category, the expected cutoff range is between 720 to 162.
  • Candidates from the OBC category should expect the cutoff to be in the range of 161- 127 marks.
  • For SC and ST candidates, with SC candidates probably needing 144-161 marks and ST candidates around 127- 143 marks.

“If you clear the cut off, you will be eligible for admissions through NEET veterinary counselling across 56 government affiliated veterinary colleges and 13 privately owned.”

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NEET Veterinary Expected Cutoff 2025

NEET 2025 cutoff for Veterinary courses is expected to be 720 to 164 for the general category students. It is likely to be 163 to 129 for the SC/ST/OBC category candidates, 163 to 146 for the General PH category candidates and 145 to 129 for SC/ST/OBC-PH category candidates.

Category Expected Cutoff Marks (2025) Expected Cutoff Percentile (2025)
Unreserved (UR) 720 - 164 50th
UR EWS & PH 163 - 146 45th
EWS 720 - 164 50th
OBC / SC / ST 163 - 129 40th
OBC & PH 145 - 129 40th
SC & PH 145 - 129 40th
ST & PH 145 - 129 40th

Can I get B.V.Sc with 480 marks in NEET?

Securing a B.V.Sc seat with a NEET score of 480 is plausible, but it largely depends on the following factors:

  • Category: Reserved category candidates (SC/ST/OBC) may have a higher chance of admission with a 480 score compared to general category candidates.
  • State Quota vs. All India Quota: Under the 85% state quota, cutoff marks are generally lower than the 15% All India Quota. Therefore, candidates applying through the state quota may have better prospects.
  • Institution Preference: Top-tier veterinary colleges may have higher cutoffs, whereas mid-tier institutions might offer seats at a 480 score.

NEET Veterinary Cut Off 2023

The table below lists the major categories' veterinary NEET 2023 cut offs:

Category NEET Cut Off 2023 NEET 2023 Cut Off Percentile
General 720-137 50th
General-PH 136-121 45th
SC/ST/OBC 136-107 40th
SC/ST/OBC-PH 120-107 40th

NEET Veterinary Cut Off 2022

The category-specific Veterinary NEET cut off for 2022 that are needed to be admitted to B.V.Sc programmes are listed below:

Category NEET Cutoff Cutoff Percentile
General 715-117 50th
ST/SC/OBC 116-93 40th
General - PH 116-105 45th
ST/SC/OBC - PH 104-93 40th

NEET Veterinary Cut Off 2021

Category wise list of veterinary NEET cut off 2021 is listed below:

Category Type of Institute AIQ Closing Ranks
General Government 63311
Private 83539 501
OBC Government 79088
Private 99786 483
EWS Government 73500
Private 93839 490
SC Government 161015
Private 171459 417
ST Government 171826
Private 173731 415

Veterinary NEET Cut Off Trends for 2017 - 2019

Category Cut Off Cut Off Percentile
Unreserved 720-147 50th
Unreserved PH 146-129 45th
OBC/ SC/ ST 146-113 40th
OBC/ SC/ ST PH 128-113 40th

What is the cutoff mark for NEET 2025?

  • For candidates belonging to the General (UR) category, the expected cutoff range is between 550 and 580 marks.
  • Candidates from the OBC category should expect the cutoff to be in the range of 530–560 marks, indicating a slight increase from previous years.
  • The contest for reserved category seats, which include those for SC and ST candidates, is expected to intensify, with SC candidates probably needing 400–450 marks and ST candidates around 350–400 marks respectively.
Category Expected Cutoff Marks (Out of 720) Expected Percentile
General (UR) 550 - 580 95 - 97
OBC 530 - 560 94 - 96
SC 400 - 450 85 - 90
ST 350 - 400 80 - 85
General-PH 450 - 480 90 - 93
OBC-PH 420 - 450 85 - 90
SC-PH 320 - 350 70 - 80
ST-PH 280 - 320 60 - 70

NEET Veterinary Minimum Qualifying Marks 2025

The minimum qualifying marks for all the categories -

  • General ( 162-720) which ranges in the 50th percentile .
  • OBC ( 127-161) which ranges in the 40th percentile.
  • SC ( 127-161) which ranges in the 40th percentile.
  • ST ( 127-161) which ranges in the 40th percentile.
  • UR- Pwd ( 144-161) which ranges in the 45th percentile.
  • SC- Pwd ( 127-141) which ranges in the 45th percentile.
  • ST- Pwd ( 127-143) which ranges in the 40th percentile.
Category Expected Minimum Marks Qualifying Percentile
General (UR) 162 - 720 50th percentile
OBC 127 - 161 40th percentile
SC 127 - 161 40th percentile
ST 127 - 161 40th percentile
EWS 162 - 720 50th percentile
UR-PwD 144 - 161 45th percentile
OBC-PwD 127 - 143 40th percentile
SC-PwD 127 - 143 40th percentile
ST-PwD 127 - 143 40th percentile

NEET Marks for Veterinary Government Colleges

  • General category candidates should aim for 620+ marks for top veterinary colleges.
  • SC/ST/OBC candidates may get admissions at lower marks, but state quotas significantly impact cutoffs.
  • Admission also depends on the 15% All India Quota (AIQ) vs. 85% State Quota.
NEET AIR Rank Estimated NEET Marks Name of NEET Veterinary Institute
16817 620 - 615 College of Veterinary Sciences, Hisar
18257 615 - 610 College of Veterinary and Animal Science, Bikaner
18292 615 - 610 Indian Veterinary Research Institute, Bareilly
19060 610 - 605 College of Veterinary Science, Ludhiana
19407 605 - 600 College of Veterinary SC. & A.H, Duvasu, Mathura
19937 600 - 595 Post Graduate Institute of Veterinary Education and Research, Jaipur
20749 595 - 590 College of Veterinary & Animal Sciences, Thrissur
21306 590 - 585 College of Veterinary & Animal Sciences, Pantnagar
21685 585 - 580 College of Veterinary & Animal Sciences, Navania, Udaipur
22831 580 - 575 College of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry, Bhubaneswar
23275 575 - 570 Madras Veterinary College, Chennai
24570 570 - 565 Veterinary and Animal Sciences College, Dr. G.C. Negi, Palampur
26260 565 - 560 Csk H.P Krishi Vishvavidyalaya, Palampur
26998 560 - 555 NTR College of Veterinary Science, Gannavaram
27406 555 - 550 Bihar Veterinary College, Patna
27729 550 - 545 College of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry, Anand
28121 545 - 540 College of Veterinary Science, Tirupati
28304 540 - 535 College of Veterinary Science, Rajendranagar, Hyderabad
28629 535 - 530 Bombay Veterinary College, Parel, Mumbai
28629 535 - 530 Veterinary College, Hebbal, Bangalore

Factors Determining Veterinary NEET Cut Off 2025

Every year, the NEET cutoff for veterinary care varies depending on a wide range of factors. The following list includes a handful of the variables influencing the NEET Veterinary Cutoff.

  • Number of NEET test takers: Higher participation rates may result in a higher cutoff for the Veterinary as with more students there will be more competition
  • Difficulty of NEET paper: Tough examinations may reduce the cutoff and simpler exams may raise it.
  • Previous year trends: Past trends give an idea for the expected NEET veterinary cut off in 2025.
  • Performance of candidates: Overall performance of candidates influences the cut off result.
  • Availability of Seats: Different colleges have different numbers of seats. The more prestigious ones tend to have fewer seats and consequently a higher cut off.

What are the Cut Off Marks for NEET Veterinary courses?

Veterinary courses in India are primarily offered through NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) scores. Here are the key veterinary courses available for NEET-qualified candidates:

Undergraduate Veterinary Courses (UG)

These are the primary courses for students after Class 12 who qualify for NEET:

Course Name Duration Eligibility
B.V.Sc & AH (Bachelor of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry) 5.5 years (including 1-year internship) NEET-qualified, 10+2 with PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology)
  • B.V.Sc & AH is the main veterinary course in India, required to become a licensed veterinarian.
  • Admission is conducted through NEET-UG under 15% All India Quota (AIQ) and 85% State Quota.

Postgraduate Veterinary Courses (PG)

For students who complete B.V.Sc & AH, PG-level specializations are available:

Course Name Duration Eligibility
M.V.Sc (Master of Veterinary Science) 2 years B.V.Sc & AH
Ph.D. in Veterinary Science 3-5 years M.V.Sc

Previous Years' NEET Veterinary Cut-off Trends

Year General (UR) Cut-off Marks OBC/SC/ST Cut-off Marks
2024 720 - 164 163 - 129
2023 720 - 137 136 - 107
2022 715 - 117 116 - 93

Tie-Breaking Criteria for NEET Veterinary 2025 Cut Off

According to the most recent NEET 2024 statistics, the computer-based lottery mechanism that was used to break ties in NEET ranks has been discontinued. Instead, the National Testing Agency (NTA) has resumed its old tie-breaking procedures. Here are the updated tie-breaking criteria.

  • Students with higher scores or percentiles in Biology (including Botany and Zoology) will be ranked higher.
  • Students who achieve higher scores or percentiles in Chemistry will be ranked higher.
  • Students who achieve higher scores or percentiles in Physics will be ranked higher.
  • Test takers having a lower proportion of wrong to correct answers across all subjects will be given precedence.
  • Students having a lower ratio of wrong to correct answers, particularly in Chemistry, will be given preference.
  • Students having a lower ratio of wrong to correct answers, particularly in Physics, will be given preference.

*The article might have information for the previous academic years, please refer the official website of the exam.

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