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BHU BVSc Admission 2024: Dates, Fees, Eligibility, Syllabus, Application Form

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Bachelor of Veterinary Science [BVSc] & A.H.

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Course Duration

5 Years 6 Months

Course Information

Course Details

BHU BVSc admission 2024 will begin soon. Admissions to BVSc will be based on NEET scores followed by counselling. NEET 2024 will be held on May 05, 2024. Registrations for the NEET 2024 will begin soon on the official website @neet.nta.nic.in. Check BHU Admission 2024

Table of Content

BHU BVSc Course Highlights
BHU BVSc Eligibility Criteria

2.1 Fees

BHU BVSc Admission Process

3.1 How to Apply?

BHU BVSc Cutoff
BHU BVSc Course Details

5.1 Syllabus

BHU BVSc FAQs

BHU BVSc Course Highlights

This course is not available at the main campus, Banaras. Instead, the college campus (Rajiv Gandhi South Campus) offering this course is located at Mirzapur in Uttar Pradesh.
The maximum duration of the course is 5 to 5.5 years, with one year of compulsory internship.
Seats are limited for BHU BVSc. The intake capacity was capped at 60 seats.

BHU BVSc Eligibility Criteria

The age of candidates must not be less than 17 years and not more than 25 years on 1st July, 2024.
An applicant shall be eligible for admission to B.V.Sc. & A.H., if he/she has passed Higher Secondary (10+2) or the Indian School Certificate Examination or Intermediate examination (or equivalent examination) in Science from a recognized Board/University with Physics, Chemistry and Biology (which shall include a practical test in these subjects) and English securing at least 50% marks in aggregate and must have passed each of the aforesaid subjects individually. SC/ST Caste candidates must have scored the least minimum 40% marks in aggregate in qualifying examinations and English securing at least 40% marks in aggregate and must have passed each of the aforesaid subjects individually.

BHU BVSc Fees

Although the fee varies every year, an estimate is provided here.

Year	Hostel	Mess	Total Estimate	Total
1st	INR 4,000	INR 2,000- 3,000	INR 56,000	INR 62000 - 63000
2nd	INR 2,000 INR	INR 2,000	INR 49,000	INR 53,000
3rd	INR 2,000 INR	INR 2,000	INR 49,000	INR 53,000

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BHU BVSc Admission Process

Admissions to BVSc at BHU will be based on NEET scores followed by counselling.

How to Apply?

Register for the course and fill up the application form on the official website of the university.
Candidates will pay the fee on the BHU portal within the stated timeline.
After the declaration of the NEET result, they have to enter their scores on the admission portal before the due date.
A merit list will be prepared by the University and those clearing the same will receive a call letter for counselling.
The candidates falling under SC, ST and OBC categories are provided with some relaxation in the cutoff score.

BHU BVSc Cutoff

For your reference, here is the expected cutoff for the year 2024:

Category	Cutoff
Unreserved	588 to 472
OBC	471 to 442
SC	427 to 301
ST	407 to 227

BHU BVSc Course Details

In the term of five years, there are 10 semesters in the course. Students focus on theoretical knowledge and practical competence during the first four years. The fifth-year is dedicated to a compulsory internship. To receive the degree, students have to fulfil certain conditions. The syllabus comprises 82 credits which are equivalent to 179 credit hours.

BHU BVSc Syllabus:

Course structure and syllabus for the B.V.Sc. & A.H. programme has been prescribed by the Veterinary Council of India. Given below is a list of the subjects that come under this discipline:

Veterinary Anatomy
Veterinary Physiology
Veterinary Biochemistry
Veterinary Pharmacology and Toxicology
Veterinary Parasitology
Veterinary Microbiology
Veterinary Pathology
Veterinary Public Health and Epidemiology
Animal Nutrition
Animal Genetics and Breeding
Livestock Production Management
Livestock Products Technology
Veterinary Gynaecology and Obstetrics
Veterinary Surgery and Radiology
Veterinary Medicine
Veterinary and Animal Husbandry Extension Education
Veterinary Clinical Practices
Livestock Farm Practices

The distribution of credits is as follows:-

Year	Theory	Practical	Total
1st year	12	6	18
2nd year	15	7	22
3rd year	15	9	24
4th(One and a half year)	8	9	17
Total	50	31	81

BHU BVSc FAQs

Ques. What is the future scope after completing the BHU BVSc course?

Ans. After having completed the course, it is up to a student to choose which sector she/he wants to enter. Whereas jobs are available in Veterinary hospitals, Animal welfare centres, Zoological Gardens, Animal Husbandry farms, Dairy and poultry farms and natural reserves, a student can also practice on her/his own. However, it is advised to solely operate a clinic only after having experience working under someone or at some organisation.

Ques. How is BHU BVSc faculty?

Ans. BHU has an excellent faculty for this course and students are motivated to indulge in practical work to enhance their knowledge and skills.

Ques. Is there any other procedure through which I can enrol in BHU BVSc?

Ans. No, earlier, a test used to be conducted but for some years now, the selection is being done only based on NEET score.

Ques. What is the age limit for applying to the BHU BVSc course?

Ans. The age of candidates must not be less than 17 years and not more than 25 years on July 1, 2024.

Ques. If I get around 400 marks in my NEET 2024, will I be able to bag a seat for the BHU BVSc course?

Ans. As mentioned above, the cutoff differs every year and from category to category, nothing can be said about it as of now. However, you must get a score above 500 to be secure.

Ques. Is there any placement opportunity for the BHU BVSc course?

Ans. No, not per se. However, veterinarians are always in demand, so you can find a lot of job opportunities if you start hunting towards the end of the course.

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Banaras Hindu University - [BHU]: 67 answered questions

Why do students leave BHU?

Amita Santra

15 Nov 22

Although BHU has the best faculty and management, many students tend to leave BHU after a few days. They feel isolated and homesick. Also, the teachers have a lot of political influence. The administration does not let you take a stand for yourself. A lot of inter students riots take place here.

Also, BHU has a sustaining hierarchy and preferential treatment that seeps down to the education part as well. Ex-students become professors without external exposure. So they bring much lesser value in terms of ethics, fair marking, and admission system.

I think these are some minor reasons why students keep leaving BHU after admission.

What is the hostel fee at BHU including mess charge and everything?

Payal Gupta

16 Feb 23

Firstly, the hostel fees at BHU vary from course to course. So all I can do is give you a rough estimate through the information I got from my sister who pursued B.Sc from BHU.

Hostel Fees

1st semester stood: INR 2666
2nd, 4th, 6th, and 8th semester: INR 1290 (regular fee and hostel fee both)
3rd, 5th, and 7th: INR 3190 (regular fee and hostel fee)

Mess Charges:

INR 40 for a simple diet
INR 60 for special
INR 80 for chicken

Usually, there are 2 diets a day and on Sundays, there is only one diet. But the Sunday meal is special so it is counted as a double diet. So the approximate price stands at INR 80-100 per day.

If you skip the meal or go home then you can tell Mess Maharaj and you won’t be charged.

What are the cutoff marks for BSc maths (hon) in BHU?

Tajas Mishra

19 Jul 22

BHU cutoff for the BSc Maths group is around 224 (general category). Here is the cutoff for 2020-21.

Category	FMC	MMV
General	224	203
OBC	207	194
SC	127	112
ST	82	78
EWS	209	189
PC	22	12
EMP	6	8

Try to score above 200, to get a shortlist. Naturally, the cutoff varies each year.

What is the Paid Seat system at Banaras Hindu University (BHU)?

Abhishek Nigam

15 Nov 22

There are 2 types of seats in BHU:

Regular seats
Paid seats

For the regular seats you need to pay minimal fees.

For the paid seats, you have to pay an additional fee apart from the regular fee.

If your rank is near the cutoff, then BHU offers paid seats to give you a second chance provided that you pay an additional fee. There are around 10% paid seats in every faculty.

You have to apply separately at the time of counseling. Attend the counseling session to fill in your choice of combination. If your name appears in the list of 10% of students you can get admitted to the university after paying the fees and additional amount.

This amount gets revised every year. Visit the university’s official website for more information.

How many marks have been necessary to take admissions in the BHU (math)?

Vishal Kumar

15 Nov 22

The BSc (Maths) entrance exam is BHU is one of the easiest exams. You can score fairly good marks by just going through your 12th-grade Maths, Physics, and Chemistry books. Study Chemistry from NCERT book. A thorough study of the following chapters will get you good marks:

Biomolecule
Polymer
Animes
Chemistry in everyday life

The questions in the entrance exam are mostly based on direct concepts or formulas.

As far as the number of marks necessary is concerned, there is no fixed digit. But at least attempt 70 questions without mistakes. This means you need to score at least 210 marks out of 450. However, this number keeps changing based on the pattern of the question paper.

Which is better BHU or AMU?

Sakshi Tripathi

15 Nov 22

BHU and AMU are sister concerns. Both institutes carry forward the same legacy so I don’t think they are comparable.

People usually want to believe that these biased universities will divide Hindus and Muslims and worsen their relations. But that’s not the case.

Both universities are loyal to their cause- Education.

As an AMU student, my sister loves her university. She has never visited BHU but she is sure BHU students love their university equally as well.

So I don’t think the two universities stand a chance of comparison when they both are equally good.

Which is better BHU or DU?

Anumita Sinha

13 May 22

To say, one of these is better than the other will be an oversimplification. You should choose BHU or DU based on the course you are interested in. Here is a streamwise comparison of DU and BHU.

Arts - For English and Economics, DU is better. BHU courses are better for Sanskrit, Hindi, Geography, and Philosophy. For the rest of these subjects, these institutes are at a similar level.

Science - BHU is slightly ahead for most of the science stream.

Commerce - For commerce courses, DU is definitely better.

Engineering - It won’t be fair to compare IIT BHU with DU. The former is way ahead of the latter.

Management - FMS is a tier 1 B-School and arguably the best non-IIM school in the country. IMS BHU ranks nowhere near FMS.

Law - For law degrees, DU has a slight advantage because of its location.

Medical - IMS BHU is one of the best medical institutes in the country.

Academics are more or less the same at BHU and DU. However, big names like St. Stephens, SRCC, LSR, etc. are a little ahead of BHU in terms of teaching quality. BHU offers better research facilities, especially for science courses. DU is way ahead of BHU in terms of corporate jobs and civil services.

BHU offers a better campus experience compared to DU. But if we talk about location, choosing a metropolitan city, Delhi will be more advantageous. You will have greater exposure and opportunities

The video comprises a comparative analysis of both universities

If you are getting into one of the top colleges at DU. You should go for it. If you are getting an average college, it’s still better to prefer DU for Commerce, Economics and English. BHU science faculty is good. If you are interested in a Science degree, you can choose BHU.

Hows the hostel life at BHU?

Ashok Sinha

19 Jul 22

BHU offers an enviable hostel life. The hostels are within walking distance from class, library, hospital, playground, gym, and pool. There are 24*7 WiFi facilities available on campus. BHU hostel fees are nominal. Students are required to pay around INR 4500 per year.

Many events and festivals are celebrated in the hostel. What makes the BHU hostel experience more special is the people. You will get to share your experience with people from different social backgrounds. Memories of arranging events together, the adrenaline rush of the night before examination, 2 am walks on the campus, you will get to make many such unforgettable memories.

Is BHU better for UPSE preparation

Sneha Kumari

10 Nov 22

Banaras Hindu University or BHU is not just better but it’s the best for UPSC preparation. There are many examples of students passing the UPSC exam from this university. One such example is Sachin Kumar. He was a student of MA (Political Science) and managed to top the CAPF exam without any extra tuition. His delegation combined with the university’s quality education helped him climb the ladder.

I have mentioned some pros of the university to explain why you should go for BHU:

Hostels- The best thing about BHU has to be its amazing hostels with great facilities and surrounded with lush green beauty. The ambiance is perfect for the preparation of any kind of exam. The AND hostel is one of the best. The hostels are extremely affordable around INR 80 per month.
Facilities- Every resident of the hostel can easily access the classes, food, playground, gym, pool, and other facilities. Free Wi-Fi facility is also available 24/7.
Social activities- The hostels at BHU celebrate all the festivals which bring together students from different communities. This helps develop an emotional bond and makes hostel life memorable.

All in all, BHU is the right choice for UPSC preparation. You will not regret your decision.

How is the life at BHU?

Sumit Chetri

29 Aug 22

BHU offers a vibrant campus life. Many cultural events and extra-curricular activities take place around the academic year. You will hardly find a day without any such activities happening on campus.

The campus is huge and lush green. BHU offers excellent facilities to students such as the university library, many cafeterias, various clubs, etc. Food offered at the mess is average. IIT offers better food in comparison. Bus services are available for students. Having a personal bi-cycle, scooter, or bike will be helpful, in commuting.

The academics offered by BHU are good and the professors are helpful. The examinations are easy in general but you will have to put in extra effort, to secure good placements.