Veterinarian

If you want admission to government colleges for BDS and BVSC courses, then you can not get admission on your NEET score.
1- The minimum marks in NEET to get admission in a Bachelor of Dental Surgery BDS are 450+ for the General category.
2- The minimum marks in NEET to get admission in a Bachelor in Veterinary Science BVSC are 350+ for the General category. However, you have not mentioned the state you belong to that's why I provide general data because the cutoff varies from state to state. If you want admission to a private college for the BDS and BVSC course, then you can get direct admission. For direct admission, there is no need for a NEET score.

Andhra Pradesh EAMCET is the state-level examination through which admissions are done in various fields like engineering, medicine, agriculture, and veterinary medicine at participating colleges in Andhra Pradesh. The BVSC course is offered by Sri Venkateswara Veterinary University. It announced its cutoff and merit list based on EAMCET marks for a particular course. There are around 14 departments and colleges in SVVU, for which the cutoff will be determined based on the reservation categories and the seat availability. With this rank, you may get admission into some BVSC colleges, like NTR College of Veterinary Science, depending on your state and category-wise rank. As around 85% of seats are reserved for Andhra candidates in most of the colleges.

The candidate under a general category for admission to the B.V. Sc. & A.H. degree course must have passed in each of the subjects of English, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/ Biotechnology and have obtained 50 % marks in aggregate of these subjects, at the qualifying examination.
Mahatma Jyotiba Fule College Of Veterinary & Animal Sciences, Jaipur was established in 2009. The college is progressing in the field of education and health to understand the finest talent and technique & to bring them closer to the common men. The college promotes quality higher education in the fields of Nursing, Physiotherapy, Medical, Education, Veterinary and Ayurveda & Engineering.
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If you are planning to become a Veterinary Doctor after the 10th, you can opt for Diploma courses in Veterinary Medicine. Here are the top Diploma courses to become a Veterinary Doctor after 10th:
Diploma in Veterinary Pharmacy
Diploma in Veterinary Lab Technician
Diploma in Animal Husbandry and Dairying
Diploma in Veterinary Assistant
If you are aspiring to become a veterinarian, it is important to have a Bachelors degree to qualify for admission into a veterinary college. You must have a Science background covering major subjects like Biology Chemistry and Physics. Moreover, some colleges also require students to meet Humanities, Social Science or Mathematics prerequisites. Veterinary Courses After 12th:
Bachelor of Veterinary Science [BVSc]
Bachelor of Veterinary Science [BVSc] (Veterinary Pathology)
Bachelor of Veterinary Science [BVSc] (Animal Nutrition)
Bachelor of Veterinary Science [BVSc] (Animal Genetics & Breeding
Bachelor Of Veterinary Science [BVSC] (Veterinary Microbiology)
You can explore this field through extracurricular activities like pre-veterinary clubs that can help you acquire a basic knowledge of Veterinary Medicine. You can also grab the opportunity to work under a licensed veterinarian or volunteer at animal shelters or kennels to gain maximum experience before you actually start your DVM (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine) programme. Moving towards the end of the process of how to become a veterinary doctor, its time to earn licensure. Once you get a DVM degree, you may need to submit an application and pay required fees for a Veterinary Licensing Examination like NAVLE (North American Veterinary Licensing Examination) administered by the International Council for Veterinary Assessment along with an exam that covers state laws and regulations. Now, when you have earned a license to work as a Veterinary Doctor, you need to ensure that you obtain licensure from each state in which you work because licensure usually does not transfer to other states.