BVSc

Selection for B.V.Sc. & AH programs in India is typically two-fold:Most colleges require you to appear for a national-level entrance exam like NEET or an institute-specific exam. Scoring well in this exam is crucial for shortlist consideration.Based on your entrance exam score and sometimes Class 12 marks, a merit list is prepared. Counseling is then conducted, where candidates choose colleges based on their rank and seat availability.The minimum percentage required for Class 12 varies slightly across institutions. Generally, it's around 50% for the general category, with a relaxation for reserved categories like SC/ST. 

So, in order to answer to this question, I have to say that, yes,BVSC at Kerala Veterinary & Animal Sciences University is a bit hard one to pursue as BVSC is a tough course and in comparison to MBBS it is actually is harder course and lots of different species of animals to study about and many complexities, but if you're interested well enough and dedicated toward your goal, everything will fall in line for you. You can also enjoy the college life with your friends, college fest, trips and etc. 

The highest package for BVSC students at Kerala Veterinary & Animal Sciences University is around 10-12 LPA, whereas the median salary package offered is 6-7 LPA and the lowest salary package offered is 2-3.5 LPA. 

The NEET scores of applicants under the state quota were used to set the 2023 deadline for the BVSc programme at GADVASU. For General category candidates, the NEET cutoff score for state quota seats at GADVASU often varied from 470-480. However, this can change a little every year based on the number of applications and the general performance of the candidates.