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B.V.Sc.
The B.V.Sc. program focuses on veterinary science and animal healthcare.
The curriculum may cover areas such as animal anatomy, physiology, nutrition, diseases, diagnosis, treatment, livestock management, animal reproduction and other veterinary disciplines according to the applicable academic curriculum.
- Course Duration: 5.5 Years
Contact the college for current admission eligibility, applicable entrance requirements, fee structure and official recognition/affiliation information.
Animal Husbandry
- Livestock management
- Animal nutrition
- Breeding and reproduction
- Animal health and hygiene
- Dairy and farm management
- Disease prevention and awareness
- Animal welfare
- Livestock production
Associate Veterinary
- Animal handling
- Basic animal healthcare
- Veterinary assistance
- Livestock management
- Animal nutrition
- Farm hygiene
- Disease awareness
- Animal welfare
Diploma in Veterinary
Students may study:
- Animal health and management
- Livestock care
- Animal nutrition
- Veterinary assistance
- Disease awareness
- Farm management
- Animal hygiene
- Basic animal healthcare practices
Learn Today. Care Tomorrow. Serve for Life.
Veterinary-Focused Education
Programs focused on veterinary science, animal healthcare, livestock and animal husbandry.
Practical Learning
An academic approach that connects theoretical knowledge with practical understanding.
Animal Welfare
Promoting responsible and compassionate approaches towards animals.
Student-Focused Environment
A learning environment intended to support students throughout their academic journey.
Rural & Livestock Orientation
Learning relevant to animal healthcare, livestock management and the needs of animal owners and rural communities.
Skill Development
Emphasis on developing useful academic, practical and professional skills.
Practical Learning
Veterinary education requires both theoretical understanding and practical exposure.
Depending upon the applicable curriculum and available facilities, students may receive learning exposure related to:
- Animal handling and management
- Animal anatomy and physiology
- Animal nutrition
- Livestock management
- Animal hygiene
- Disease awareness
- Animal health assessment
- Farm management
- Veterinary assistance
- Animal welfare practices
