KVAFSU B.V.Sc Animal Husbandry: Fees 2025, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Admission to Karnataka Veterinary Animal and Fisheries Sciences University's undergraduate courses is based on the Common Entrance Test (CET) score and 10+2 exam results in specific subjects. The faculty is mostly well-qualified, with many holding or pursuing advanced degrees. Each department has typically three lecturers, maintaining a student-to-professor ratio of about 40:1. Although teaching quality varies, the curriculum includes three internal exams per year, and the best two scores contribute to the final grade.

The 5-year BVSc program costs Rs. 28.83 Lakhs, with loan facilities available. The university supports students seeking employment in private companies and government sectors, offering internships in wildlife, farms, and clinical settings. The internship lasts one year, with stipends from 14,000 INR to 20,000 INR per month, enhanced by ICAR's contribution. Although no direct placements are available, over 50% of students secure government roles, while others opt for private practice or further studies.

The annual fee for merit students is approximately 45,000 INR, with NRI students paying 400,000 INR. SC/ST category students benefit from reduced fees of 10,000 INR for their first year and various scholarships. Scholarships include SSP (up to 36,000 INR), VCI (up to 30,000 INR), SC/ST (up to 40,000 INR plus benefits), and general merit (up to 18,000 INR). The fee structure covers registration, tuition, lab, and examination charges, among others.

The college does not have a placement program, but significant numbers of graduates find roles in the government sector or enter private practice.