u/kraxen1

Need advice from seniors/graduates/post graduates

Hey! I'm currently preparing for NEET, and while my primary focus has been the human medical track (aiming for specialization down the line), I am seriously considering BVSc & AH as a genuine alternative
If you are a practicing vet in India (or moved abroad after BVSc), I would highly appreciate your unfiltered answers to these questions:

1. What does a realistic starting monthly salary look like right after BVSc vs. after an MVSc in a tier-1/tier-2 city?

2. What is the actual income ceiling for a corporate vet, a government Veterinary Officer (VO), or a successful private clinic owner?

3. Given the 5.5-year degree investment, do you feel the financial return matches the mental and physical labor?

4. How difficult is it to secure a secure government VO position nowadays? Is it entirely dependent on state PSC exams and saturated?

5. Corporate vet chains (like MaxVets, Cessna, etc.) are expanding. What is the work culture like there regarding hours, pressure, and sales targets?

6. How capital-intensive is setting up a basic diagnostics-equipped private clinic, and how long does it take to break even?

7. Knowing the current state of veterinary infrastructure, corporate pressure, physical risks (bites/scratches), and pay scales in 2026 if you could go back to your teenage years, would you choose BVSc again, or would you switch to human medicine/research?

hoping for y’alls reply!!!

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u/kraxen1 — 4 days ago

abey yr modules memorise kru ncert kru class notes kru kya memorise kru bio mei😭?

Modules mei ncert + extra content dono hai jo minor tests mei aajate hai
ncert mei bas ncert
and class notes mei EXCESS information likhwa dete hai sir🙂

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u/kraxen1 — 9 days ago

Anyone in Allen patna (ashiana digha) phase 3-4? NEET

Anyone from phase 3 or 4? wanted to ask whats the syllabus going on rn and the pace they’re teaching it, one of my friend’s gonna take admission here im in phase 1 so idk much bout phases 3 and 4.

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u/kraxen1 — 10 days ago

Dropper batch mei test tha and like almost same syllabus was there in physics and bio

I’m in NURTURE 11th so i took the paper from batch counter and solved it…Scored 152/180 in physics (i got 108/180 in my first minor test) and bio was LENGTHY asf bro and like 50% of the questions were out of ncert idk why do they ask such hard lengthy questions to dropper students..in our minor test the questions are ncert based ~90%

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u/kraxen1 — 10 days ago
▲ 14 r/Patna

lol whatsup with the weatherr its been so chill and relaxing from past few days i really love itt😭🙏🏼

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u/kraxen1 — 20 days ago