My native place is Tamil Nadu and I have registered NEET under the Tamil Nadu State quota but I did my schooling and boards in Kerala(CBSE). What should I do to get admission in TANUVAS for BVSc?

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Bidita Ghose Posted On - Dec 15, 2023
Lives in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

State quota seats in government veterinary colleges are much higher (85%) than All India quota seats (15%). So as visible, getting in through state quota is much easier. 

The government veterinary colleges of Tamil Nadu fill state quota seats through 12th merit, and All India quota seats through NEET scores. Regardless of which state you received your schooling in, if your parents belong to the state of Tamil Nadu, you can get the certificate of Tamil Nadu and apply for TANUVAS through state quota. 

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Anamika Shah Posted On - Sep 10, 2021
Studies BVSc. & A.H. from Madras Veterinary College, Chennai (2024)

Every government veterinary college offers admission either through the state quota (85%) or the All India quota (15%).

For the All India quota, you have to appear for NEET while for the state quota, there are different states conduct their separate entrance exam for veterinary.

If we talk about Tamil Nadu, you can get admission based on your 12th marks if applying through the state quota. If you are applying through the All-India quota then you must have a valid NEET score. 

Now coming to your question you can get the domicile of Tamil Nadu if you are born here. It doesn't matter where you have studied. If your parents are Tamilians, you can get a certificate and you can apply through the state quota.

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