B. Voc in Veterinary Sciences: Eligibility, Criteria, Scope, Benefits , Job Opportunities , Requirements : National Skill India Mission

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Veterinary science manages the wellbeing and prosperity of animals. Like therapeutic degrees, this includes everything from protection care to mental investigation and complex surgeries. In order to study veterinary science, you will be expected to exhibit an extremely solid scholastic record in science subjects, particularly biology. If you study veterinary science, you will cover a large number of similar topics found on a medicinal degree, yet with an attention on animals instead of humans. Course modules may include anatomy, animal behaviour, animal husbandry, cell biology, nutrition, physiology, genetics, epidemiology, pharmacology, infectious diseases, pathology, parasitology and public health. If you’re enthusiastic about ensuring animal wellbeing, have a strong aptitude for scientific study and feel up to the challenge of dealing with a wide range of animals, a veterinary degree could be for you.

Eligibility Criteria for B. Voc in Veterinary Sciences

Students who have completed plus two are eligible to get admission in the B. Voc in Veterinary Sciences course.
Students who have qualified SSLC and completed one years of BSS Diploma in Veterinary Inspector are eligible to get direct admission to the first year of B. Voc in Veterinary Sciences course (first semester).
Students who have completed plus two and one years of BSS Diploma in Veterinary Inspector are eligible to get direct admission to the second year of B. Voc in Veterinary Sciences (third semester).
Students who have qualified SSLC and completed one years of BSS Diploma in Livestock Diary Supervisor are eligible to get direct admission to the first year of B. Voc in Veterinary Sciences course (first semester).
Students who have completed plus two and one years of BSS Diploma in Livestock Diary Supervisor are eligible to get direct admission to the second year of B. Voc in Veterinary Sciences (third semester).
Students who have qualified SSLC and completed one years of BSS Diploma in Livestock Technician are eligible to get direct admission to the first year of B. Voc in Veterinary Sciences course (first semester).
Students who have completed plus two and one years of BSS Diploma in Livestock Technician are eligible to get direct admission to the second year of B. Voc in Veterinary Sciences (third semester).
Students who have qualified SSLC and completed two years of BSS Diploma in Veterinary Sciences are eligible to get direct admission to the second year of B. Voc in Veterinary Sciences course (third semester).
Students who have completed plus two and two years of BSS Diploma in Veterinary Sciences are eligible to get direct admission to the third year of B. Voc in Veterinary Sciences (fifth semester).

Course Duration

Three years for those who enter into the course generally.
Candidates who completed relevant BSS Diploma course are possible to get admission through lateral entry scheme (For further reference check Eligibility criteria section)

Skills Required

They need to be methodical and analytical and must be able to interpret data and think logically to diagnose illness and injury.
They must be able to empathize with an animal's suffering and show care and compassion.
They should have physical strength and stamina as they need to lift and move animals during examinations and surgeries and stand for long hours.
They use technical machinery and have to interpret information from X-rays, reports and blood tests.
Excellent communication skills
Organizational / Time Management Skills
A Passion for Animals

Duties

Examine animals to diagnose their health problems
Treat and dress wounds
Test for and vaccinate against diseases
Operate medical equipment, such as x-ray machines
Advise animal owners about general care, medical conditions, and treatments
Advise for the management of livestock
Determine the course of treatment and attend to all medical and surgical cases
Manage the prevention and control of disease in animals
Inoculate and vaccinate reared animals and poultry periodically, against epidemics
Implement livestock breeding and nurturance programs
Assist post-mortem of dead animals to determine the cause of death

Related Careers

Conduct innovative research of biological products, food, and pharmaceutical products and also work in animal genetics and breeding
Teach in colleges
Agricultural and Food Scientists
Animal Care and Service Workers
Veterinary Assistants and Laboratory Animal Caretakers
Assistant Veterinary Technologists and Technicians
Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists

Employment Opportunities

Veterinary Scientists work both in the rural and urban setting
Dairy farms, stud farms, poultry farms
Agricultural farms
Government animal husbandry departments
Private and government veterinary hospitals and clinics
Army and the Border Security Forces
Research labs working on the causes and prevention of animal diseases, production of biological products and their use in diagnosis
Research for immunization and protection against disease, animal pathology, genetics, animal breeding, animal feed and nutritional components in foodstuffs etc
Pharmaceutical firms
Biomedical research and development of drugs, chemicals and bio products particularly antibiotics and vaccines for animal use
Agribusiness
Marketing
Pet food manufacturing industries
Management of industries dealing with animal feed, animal products, milk and meat products processing industries, etc.
Wildlife sanctuaries, zoological parks and aviaries

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