SKUAST - Sher-E-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of Kashmir

Yes, SKUAST Jammu can be considered a good university for pursuing a Bachelor of Veterinary Sciences (BVSc). Due to the following reasons:Reputation: SKUAST-Jammu is recognised for its quality in veterinary education, particularly in the region. It has a strong focus on veterinary sciences alongside its agricultural programs.ICAR Accreditation: The BVSc programme is recognised by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), which ensures that the curriculum, faculty, and facilities meet experienced needs.Practical Training: The university places a significant emphasis on hands-on experience, offering students practical exposure in veterinary hospitals, farms, and research projects.Research: Student get access to research opportunities, and the university’s extension services allow students to work directly with local farmers, enriching their practical knowledge.Experienced Faculty: Faculty members in the Veterinary Sciences department are often experienced professionals with a strong background in teaching, research, and fieldwork.Facilities: SKUAST-Jammu provides good infrastructure for veterinary education, including clinical facilities and research labs, and animal husbandry resources.

SKUAST BSc (Hons) admission 2024 is entrance-based for the academic year 2024. For Free seats and Self Financing seats (State Domicile), admissions are through:Common Entrance Test through SKUAST-JammuICAR quota through All India Counselling by ICAR after CUETOn the nomination of in-service candidates through state government (only free seats)VCI quota through NEET and based on the list provided by the VCI through their counselling portalFor Self-Financing seats under NRIs/ NRI Sponsored/ All India Basis/ Wards of Serving Employees Categories, admissions are through the University itself based on merit in SKUAST-J CET and marks obtained in Class 12 or equivalent examination.