DUVASU Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I can say the best thing about their pattern of examination is that there is 50 mark mcq question paper and then 50 nark subjective question paper which prepare students for most of the competitive exams they have to face for their higher education. Difficulty level of the examination is moderate. If one can listen to the lectures of the teachers they can easily qualify competitive exams.

There is no placements occur on our campus since 2016. After getting a degree, I have to take a higher qualification BVSc in my current college. Because still there is no placement of Diploma students and still no vacancies for BVSc passed students. These all are jobless.

It is one of the premier veterinary college of the country. College offer B.V.Sc & AH, M.V.Sc and PhD programme in veterinary sciences and B.Sc programme in fisheries science. The college has glorious past. Moreover it provide facility of hostel and it is a govt college so fee is affordable.

Positive- The college is old and so prestigious, teachers, students, seniors and all staff are highly cooperative. A lot to learn to gain knowledge. Negative- Class hours are really hectic. Poor infrastructure of college campus.

Admissions to the undergraduate course take place through the MHT-CET conducted by the state of Maharashtra. The entrance exam is followed by a personal interview at the Bombay Veterinary College. Candidates who score at least 50% (40% for reserved category) in entrance exam and interview taken together are considered eligible for admission

The college is excellent in terms of infrastructure and facilities but the management is somewhat lazy on the administrative part, rest all the aspects of the college makes it an excellent place to study.