College of Veterinary Science & Animal Husbandry Anjora Durg B.V.Sc Animal Husbandry: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. NEET UG is the only entrance exam accepted for BVSc and AH admission at DSVCKV, Anjora, Durg. Admission is conducted through the Chhattisgarh Kamdhenu Vishwavidyalaya centralized process at cgkvmis.cg.nic.in. Candidates must register on the CGKV portal after NEET UG result declaration to participate in merit-based seat allotment. Chhattisgarh domicile candidates get preference for the state quota seats, which form the bulk of the annual intake.

Ans. The total fee for the 5-year academic component of the BVSc and AH program is INR 25,692 as per the CGKV published fee schedule. This makes DSVCKV one of the most affordable veterinary degree programs in India. The 5.5-year program includes 5 academic years followed by a 6-month compulsory internship. Candidates should verify current fees at cgkvmis.cg.nic.in before completing admission formalities.

Ans. Yes, the BVSc and AH program at DSVCKV is affiliated to Chhattisgarh Kamdhenu Vishwavidyalaya and is recognized by the Veterinary Council of India. Graduates are eligible to register with the Chhattisgarh State Veterinary Council and practice as licensed veterinarians. The degree is valid across all states for government veterinary services recruitment and private clinical practice. VCI recognition also opens eligibility for state PSC veterinary officer exams.

Ans. BVSc graduates from DSVCKV can serve in Chhattisgarh and neighboring state veterinary departments, animal husbandry boards, livestock research institutes, and dairy development organizations. Central government opportunities include roles in ICAR, National Dairy Development Board, and border quarantine posts. Graduates can also work in the pharmaceutical, feed, and poultry industries, or pursue MVSc for academic and research careers in areas such as animal nutrition or pathology.

Ans. The BVSc and AH program follows the Veterinary Council of India’s minimum standards curriculum. It covers basic veterinary sciences in the first two years, para-clinical subjects in years two and three, and clinical rotations from year three onwards. The final year integrates livestock production and extension education. The 6-month internship at the on-campus teaching hospital follows the academic component.

Ans. Yes, DSVCKV, Anjora, Durg has an on-campus veterinary teaching hospital that provides hands-on clinical training in animal surgery, medicine, obstetrics, and diagnostics. Students also rotate through attached animal farms covering cattle, poultry, and fisheries. These facilities form a core part of the VCI-mandated curriculum and are integral to the compulsory 6-month rotational internship.