Madras Veterinary College - [MVC], Chennai - List of Professors and Faculty

Chennai, Tamil Nadu

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Faculty Details

Prof. Arunmozhi. N

Assistant Professor, Department of Veterinary Gynaecology and Obstetrics

Qualification - M.V.Sc., Ph.D

Prof. Baegan. S.

Professor

Qualification - M.V.Sc., Ph.D

Prof. Rangasamy. S.

Assistant Professor, Department. of Veterinary Gynaecology and Obstetrics

Qualification - M.V.Sc

Prof. Reena. D.

Assistant Professor, Department of Animal Biotechnology

Qualification - M.V.Sc., Ph.D

Prof. Sarath. T.

Assistant Professor, Department of Clinics

Qualification - M.V.Sc., Ph.D

Prof. Palanisammi. A.

Professor, Department of Animal Biotechnology

Qualification - M.V.Sc., Ph.D

Prof. Cecilia Joseph

Professor, Department of Clinics

Qualification - M.V.Sc., Ph.D

Prof. Kulasekar. K.

Professor, Department of Veterinary Gynaecology and Obstetrics

Qualification - M.V.Sc., Ph.D

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Answered Questions

Madras Veterinary College - [MVC]: 2 answered questions

Is there any language barrier/issue in Madras Veterinary College Tanuvas for a North Indian student?

Rayash Singh

14 Sept 21

One of my cousins recently graduated from TANUVAS and is a North Indian native. However, he mentions that there were no issues with his stay at the institute. The lectures held mostly are in English since it is one of the mandated languages to connect with natives coming from a number of places, besides Tamil Nadu alone.

The faculty of the institute effectively provides priority to English as the major mode of communication.

Having access to the basic English language is more than sufficient to understand the classes, without any barrier at all. If you are only interested, you can take part in learning quite a bit of Tamil words so as to connect more with the surroundings.

There are several students, who are pursuing the 5-year course, without having to deal with any language barrier at all.

What's the NEET cutoff required for the B.V.Sc course admission? And is there any entrance exam of the college? (2024)

Simarpreet Singh

18 Feb 23

According to the latest information from the Veterinary Council of India (VCI), AIPVT will not be taken by VCI. So, the students willing to enroll with the government and private sector Veterinary Colleges to graduate in Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry courses will have to appear in the NEET exams.

Students interested in Veterinary Sciences Education are required to know that there are 15% seats on an India basis. Hence your admission to any government-recognized Veterinary College is based on your NEET score.

As per the normal trend, the cutoff for BVSc. ranges between 350-450 around. Here is a brief Category and Type of Institute Closing Ranks

Categories	Closing Ranks (Private Institute)	Closing Ranks (Govt. Institute)
General	83539501	63311526
OBC	99786483	79088506
EWS	93839490	73500513
SC	171459417	161015425
ST	173731415	171826416