AAU VET Result 2026: Out on 29 June at aau.ac.in, Counselling, Cutoff and Marks Vs Rank

The AAU VET 2026 result has been declared by Assam Agricultural University on its official website aau.ac.in. The result, released on June 29–30, 2026, determines admission to 150 BVSc & A.H. seats across veterinary colleges in Assam now operating under the Assam Veterinary and Fishery University (AVFU). You can check your rank card by logging in with the credentials you used during registration.

The rank card carries your roll number, overall merit rank, category rank, marks scored, and qualification status. Keep a printout handy — you will need it at the time of counselling and document verification.

• AAU VET 2026 result enables admission to B.V.Sc. & A.H. (5.5-year programme) at AVFU colleges in Assam
• The rank card shows your roll number, overall merit rank, category rank, marks obtained, and qualification status
• Separate merit lists are released for General, SC, ST, OBC, and PwD categories
• To participate in counselling, you need at least 50% in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology at Class 12 (40% for SC/ST)
• Counselling schedule will be published on aau.ac.in — watch for updates
• The exam covers Physics, Chemistry, Zoology, and Botany in 150 MCQs with negative marking (-0.25 per wrong answer)

The merit list is prepared by Assam Agricultural University, and seat allotment is strictly based on merit rank, category, and college preference of the candidate.

AAU VET Result Previous Year Statistics

AAU VET is held annually, and the number of BVSc & A.H. seats has stayed stable at 150 across recent cycles. The table below shows the result and counselling timeline across the last five years.

Note: The total number of candidates who appear each year is not officially published by AAU. The seat count of 150 for BVSc & A.H. has remained unchanged across these cycles. AAU also conducts separate admissions for 106 MVSc seats and 52 PhD seats in veterinary science.

One pattern to note: the 2025 cycle shifted the exam to September (likely due to AVFU’s restructuring phase), making it the latest in recent memory. The 2026 cycle has returned to a June exam schedule, bringing the result in by end of June — the earliest declaration in recent years. This shift has compressed the counselling timeline and could mean a faster start to the academic session for BVSc students in 2026–27.

How to Check AAU VET Result 2026

The AAU VET 2026 result is available online on the official AAU portal. You need your registration login credentials — the same ID and password you used when filling out the application form. Follow these steps to download your rank card:

1. Visit the official AAU admission portal at aau.ac.in or admission.aau.ac.in
2. Look for the "AAU VET 2026 Result" or "Rank Card" link on the homepage or under the Admissions / Notifications section
3. Click the link and enter your login ID and password
4. Your rank card will appear on the screen in PDF format
5. Download it and take a printout — you will need the hard copy at counselling

If you cannot log in: Use the "Forgot Password" option on the portal. Enter your registered email ID or mobile number to reset your password. Once you regain access, your rank card will be available on the dashboard.

Important: The result is available only through the official portal. There is no SMS-based result or offline access. If the result page takes time to load, try during off-peak hours — server traffic is typically high on result day.

AAU VET 2026 Rank Card — Details

Your AAU VET 2026 rank card is more than just a pass or fail document — it carries specific data that you will need at every stage of the admission process, from counselling to final college reporting. Here is what the rank card contains:

Once you download your rank card, cross-check every detail carefully — especially your name, roll number, and category. If you spot any error, report it to the AAU admission office right away. Discrepancies found later, especially at counselling or college reporting, can delay or block your admission.

AAU VET 2026 Qualifying Marks

There are two layers of qualifying criteria for AAU VET 2026. First, you must meet the Class 12 minimum percentage requirement. Second, you need to be ranked in the merit list based on your entrance test performance. Both conditions must be satisfied to participate in counselling.

Class 12 minimum percentage (PCB):

For the entrance test score, AAU does not publish a fixed minimum marks threshold. All candidates who appear in the merit rank list are eligible to participate in counselling — but only those who also clear the Class 12 PCB minimum can actually take a seat.

Age criteria: You must be at least 17 years old and not more than 25 years old as of December 31, 2026. A relaxation of 5 years applies for SC, ST, and OBC candidates.

AAU VET 2026 Merit List and Tie-Breaking Policy

The AAU VET 2026 merit list is prepared by Assam Agricultural University based on marks scored in the entrance test. Separate lists are published for each category to ensure seats are allocated fairly under the reservation policy. You do not receive a separate counselling letter — your position in the merit list itself tells you when and where to report for counselling.

The merit list contains your name, roll number, merit rank, and counselling date. Category-wise lists are published for General (Unreserved), SC, ST, OBC, and PwD candidates. Candidates who meet both the Class 12 eligibility and appear in the rank list are called for counselling in order of their merit rank.

Tie-breaking policy: If two candidates score the same total marks in AAU VET 2026, the following order is used to break the tie:

1. Higher marks in Biology section (Zoology + Botany, Section B) in the entrance test
2. Higher marks in Chemistry (Section A) in the entrance test
3. Higher marks in Physics (Section A) in the entrance test
4. If still tied — the candidate who is older in age gets preference

This order ensures that candidates stronger in biological sciences — which are more directly relevant to veterinary studies — are preferred in a tie situation.

What After AAU VET Result 2026?

With the result out, here is the step-by-step roadmap from rank card to your BVSc seat:

1. Download and check your rank card — Verify your rank, marks, category, and qualification status. Report any error to AAU right away.
2. Wait for the counselling notification — AAU will announce counselling dates on its official portal. Based on past cycles, expect it within 2–4 weeks of the result. Keep checking aau.ac.in.
3. Register for counselling — You may need to confirm your participation through the portal before the counselling date. Read the notification carefully for this step.
4. Report for document verification — Attend the designated counselling centre on your assigned date with all original documents and photocopies. If your documents are not in order, you lose your seat.
5. Choose your college and course preference — Pick between the Khanapara campus and the Joyhing campus. Seat allotment is done strictly in order of merit rank and seat availability.
6. Pay the admission fee — Once a seat is allotted, pay the required fee within the deadline to confirm the seat. Non-payment means you forfeit the seat.
7. Report to the allotted college — Complete the remaining formalities at the AVFU college you are allotted before the last reporting date.

Documents to carry for AAU VET 2026 counselling:

• AAU VET 2026 rank card (downloaded from the official portal)
• Class 10 mark sheet and certificate (for date of birth proof)
• Class 12 mark sheet and pass certificate
• Transfer Certificate (TC) from your last school or college
• Domicile certificate of Assam (issued by a competent authority)
• Category certificate — SC, ST, OBC, or PwD, if applicable (issued by competent authority)
• Medical fitness certificate
• Recent passport-size photographs (multiple copies)
• Government-issued photo identity proof (Aadhaar, Voter ID, Passport, etc.)

Carry at least two sets of self-attested photocopies of every document along with the originals. Counselling centres typically do not have photocopying facilities nearby.