LUVAS B.V.Sc Animal Husbandry: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. LUVAS BVSc is one of the more competitive veterinary programmes in North India, drawing candidates from across Haryana. The Haryana state quota seats are filled on NEET-UG merit among Haryana domicile applicants, and general category candidates have typically needed scores in the range of 400 marks and above in previous years. All India Quota cutoffs depend on VCI counselling round outcomes each season. Candidates should monitor the LUVAS and VCI official portals for merit list updates after the result is declared.

Ans. Yes. Students from states other than Haryana can apply for the 15% All India Quota seats at LUVAS through VCI counselling. Haryana offers 75 state quota seats and 15 VCI All India Quota seats, along with additional seats for Kashmiri Migrants, NRI, and J and K residents. The VCI AIQ seats are filled on NEET-UG merit through the official VCI portal at vci.admissions.nic.in. No separate entrance test is required beyond NEET-UG.

Ans. Hostel accommodation at LUVAS is optional. Students may choose campus hostel or arrange private accommodation in Hisar. Hostel charges are INR 8,900 per year during the first three years and INR 22,250 per year for years four and five. Students residing in or near Hisar can attend as day scholars. Campus hostel room availability depends on the admission order and vacancies at reporting time.

Ans. LUVAS BVSc graduates can work as veterinary officers in Haryana government livestock departments and other state veterinary services. Central government options include ICAR research institutes, the National Dairy Development Board, and Animal Quarantine and Certification Services. Private sector paths include veterinary practice, animal pharmaceutical companies, feed industry, and dairy consultancy. Graduates pursuing advanced study can enrol in MV Sc or PhD programmes at LUVAS or other ICAR-affiliated veterinary universities.

Ans. The LUVAS BVSc and A.H. programme is 5.5 years in total, covering five years of academic curriculum and a six-month rotating internship. During the internship, students are posted at the Teaching Veterinary Clinical Complex on campus and at affiliated government livestock farms, dairy units, and allied veterinary institutions in Haryana. Completing the internship is mandatory to receive the degree and obtain Veterinary Council of India registration.

Ans. BVSc students at LUVAS can access the Haryana Post-Matric Scholarship, which covers full tuition and maintenance for eligible SC/ST/OBC/Minority students from Haryana. The LUVAS Merit Scholarship provides INR 18,000 to INR 28,000 per year to the top 25% of Haryana resident admissions based on NEET-UG standing. The ICAR National Talent Scholarship of INR 4,000 per month is also available for meritorious students at ICAR-recognised veterinary universities. Applications are processed through the university admissions office.