Mumbai Veterinary College, A Pioneer Of Veterinary Education

The curriculum is on point making overall development of the students very easy. The basics of buisness management are also taught and the contact with the general public is also avhieved. The course could have more application based practicals but with the resources available to the college, the teachers make sure you get the most of everything .

Registration fees - 1500 Tuiton fees - 27500 College caution money - 2750 Examination fees - 5500 Grade card - 250 Disaster fund - 10 University Sports Fund - 2450 Gymkhana - 1650 University Ashwamedha Fund - 1100 ID charges - 150 College Magazine - 350 Library Fee - 2250 Development Fund - 8500 College Magazine - 350 Practicals - 2200

The university has 2 major fests. One being Spandan which is more of a social gatherings festival and the other one is Indradhanush which is for the innovations from the students. There are many sports events celebrated throughout the year. The cricket tournament, football tournament, sports week and also event weeks. There is a wildlife enthusiasts club, the International Veterinary Students Association, etc. The social life is buzzing with interactions with seniors amd juniors.

This college lies in the heart of Mumbai Suburban area, i.e. Goregaon East, giving a good exposure of the city to the people coming from all over India to experience the city life. Also this is the OLDEST VETERINARY COLLEGE IN ASIA. We have a very social alumni society as well. A good score of 500+ in neet ensures your admission in this college definitely. The admissions are done through the MAFSU website where the detailed instructions are available for the admission procedure.

The faculty is on a lower end running on only 48% of necessary teachers. But they try their best to give the necessary education to the students. Some teachers are bad at having conversations with the students but most of them are very easily accessible and always help students in their needs! Each year has 3 internal assessments of 40 marks each and then a final exam of every subject. The internal assessments are of 40 marks having the weightage of 10 marks. Only the best 2 of the three internals are considered. The final exams have 2 theory papers of 100 marks and 2 practicals of 60 marks each. The 100 marks paper have a weightage of 40 and the practicals have a weightage of 40 marks. The total 100 marks are thus achieved. Also result is given on GPA basis.