KCET Cutoff 2026 For Veterinary: Category-Wise Ranks & Counselling Schedule

Bachelor of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry (B.V.Sc. & A.H.) admissions through KCET saw closing ranks for the General Merit (GM) category at Veterinary College, Bangalore, reach 1506 in the third round of 2025 counselling. The KCET cutoff 2025 for veterinary is the minimum rank required for admission to various veterinary colleges in Karnataka, with ranks varying significantly across different reservation categories and institutions. For instance, Veterinary College, Vidyanagar Hassan, recorded a GM cutoff of 2470 in 2025, reflecting the competitive landscape for these specialized courses. 2026 cutoff will be updated post-release.

KCET Veterinary Cutoffs by Category (2025)

The following table details the KCET 2025 closing ranks for B.V.Sc. & A.H. programs across various categories in prominent veterinary colleges in Karnataka.

College Name Category Closing Rank (2025)
Veterinary College, KVAFSU, Hebbal Campus, Bangalore GM 1506
Veterinary College, KVAFSU, Hebbal Campus, Bangalore 1G 3104
Veterinary College, KVAFSU, Hebbal Campus, Bangalore 2AG 2029.5
Veterinary College, KVAFSU, Hebbal Campus, Bangalore 3AG 1692.75
Veterinary College, KVAFSU, Hebbal Campus, Bangalore STG 6368
Veterinary College, Gokula, Vidyanagar Post, Hassan GM 2470
Veterinary College, Gokula, Vidyanagar Post, Hassan SCG 7288.5
Veterinary College, Gokula, Vidyanagar Post, Hassan STG 7441
Veterinary College, Gokula, Vidyanagar Post, Hassan 2AG 2628.5
Veterinary College, Gokula, Vidyanagar Post, Hassan GMR 3417
Veterinary College, Gokula, Vidyanagar Post, Hassan 2BG 2598

KCET Veterinary Round-wise Cutoffs (2025)

The table below illustrates the progression of closing ranks for B.V.Sc. & A.H. admissions at Veterinary College, Bangalore, across different counselling rounds in 2025.

Category Round 1 (2025) Round 2 (2025) Round 3 (2025)
GM 916 1280 1506
1G 2189 2802 3104
2AG 1666 1926 2029.5

KCET Veterinary Cutoff Trends: 2021-2025

Analyzing the General Merit (GM) closing ranks for B.V.Sc. & A.H. programs reveals shifts in competitiveness over the past five years at key institutions.

College Name 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021
Veterinary College, KVAFSU, Hebbal Campus, Bangalore (GM) 1506 1144 1424 610
Veterinary College, Gokula, Vidyanagar Post, Hassan (GM) 2470 1426 2317 2700 1323

KCET 2026 Counselling Schedule at a Glance (2025 Reference)

Prospective candidates can refer to the KCET 2025 counselling timeline for an indicative schedule of the upcoming 2026 admission process.

Event Start Date (2025) End Date (2025)
Round 1 Option Entry July 8 July 29
Round 1 Final Results August 2 August 2
Round 2 Option Entry August 21 August 26
Round 2 Final Results August 30 August 30
Round 3 Start Date September 5 September 12

FAQs

Q: What is a good KCET rank for veterinary admission?

A: Generally, a rank below 2000, or ideally below 1000, in KCET is considered good for securing a veterinary seat in Karnataka, though cutoffs vary by year and category.

Q: Is NEET compulsory for veterinary admissions in Karnataka?

A: Yes, a NEET-UG score is compulsory for all veterinary college admissions in Karnataka, with admissions handled by KEA through NEET-based counselling.

Q: How is the KCET rank calculated for veterinary courses?

A: The final KCET ranks for veterinary courses are determined based on a 50:50 weightage between KCET scores and Class 12 (II PUC) board marks.

Q: Which subjects are required in 12th standard for KCET veterinary courses?

A: Candidates must have passed their 12th or equivalent examination with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English subjects to be eligible for B.V.Sc. & A.H. courses.

Q: When are the KCET 2026 veterinary cutoffs expected to be released?

A: The KCET 2026 cutoffs for veterinary courses will be released by the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) after the results are declared and during each round of the counselling process.

Q: Do KCET cutoffs for veterinary courses change significantly between rounds?

A: Yes, KCET cutoffs for veterinary courses can be relaxed in later rounds of counselling due to withdrawals, upgrades, and vacant seats, though top colleges and branches may see minimal shifts.

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