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Veterinary Sciences
Veterinary
Science is a medical profession dealing with care and control of diseases
in animals. They prevent spread of animal diseases and give advice on care
of pets and farm animals. Their work also includes breeding and scientific
handling of livestock. With more and more people keeping pets, the demand
for veterinary doctors has risen, especially in the urban areas. In rural
areas too, with growing education and awareness, the importance of a
veterinary specialist is now better appreciated.
Educational
Qualification:
To practice as a veterinary
specialist one has to have at least a Bachelor’s degree in Veterinary
Science (B.VSc.), which is a four and a half years to five years course,
including the period of internship. Admission to the B.VSc. course is
through entrance exam conducted by the concerned university, and is open
to candidates who have passed XIIth with physics, chemistry and biology.
Generally after doing B.VSc candidates opt for M.VSc. which is a two year
course and the candidate has the option to specialize in areas like
medicine, pathology, surgery and so on.