B.V.Sc. & A.H. and AHDP College in Sikar Old

• Veterinary Anatomy

Sound knowledge of anatomy and physiology is an essential basis for the effective clinical treatment of companion animals and farm animals alike. Shekhawati Veterinary College provides comprehensive and detailed classes of anatomy and physiology of all the animals by the Department of Veterinary Anatomy. We provide detailed descriptions of exotic small species including birds, and domestic farm animals, including cows, sheep, horses, and pigs.

It has the sole directive to make students acquainted with the form and structure of various animal species and to facilitate them to learn the basic concepts and fundamentals of veterinary anatomy and histology that serve as the foundation for the future sciences of different streams like Gynaecology, Surgery, etc. To fulfil these criteria, the department has well-equipped anatomy labs which serve as the knowledge center for students to know the animals by various structures and skeletons of all sorts of animals. The embalming room has the facility for short and long-term storage of dissected specimens and articulated and disarticulated skeletons of several livestock species.

• Veterinary Physiology & Biochemistry

Department of Veterinary Physiology & Biochemistry is one of the basic departments of Shekhawati Veterinary College. The primary mandate of the department is to impart training to undergraduate (B.V.Sc. & A.H.)  students in the fields of general, experimental, and specialized areas of veterinary physiology and biochemistry. Physiology and Biochemistry are fundamental to an understanding of modern life science and all the students need to study these subjects as major subsidiaries to their main disciplines of Veterinary and Animal Science.This department has established laboratories with sophisticated equipment for Electrocardiography; Hematology, Blood Biochemical Analysis, and Mineral Estimations. The ultra-modern types of equipment are used for undergraduate and postgraduate teaching. Shekhawati Veterinary College possesses state-of-the-art facilities for students including an Automatic Hematological Analyzer, Spectrophotometer, Viscometer, Urinometer, Meteorological instruments (Max and Min thermometer, Wind Vane, Flame Photometer, Paper Chromatography System, Fume-hood, Blood Chemistry Semi Auto-Analyzer, etc.)

• Livestock Production Management

The Department of Livestock Production Management is one of the major parts of the animal sciences department of Shekhawati Veterinary College. The department is involved in the teaching of Diploma and Undergraduate courses. Besides this, the department conducted training programs and provided technical guidance to the farmers through different extension activities, radio, and T.V. programs.
The department has established a breed museum with good photo laminations, three-dimensional models of important breeds, and housing models of various species of livestock including cattle, buffalo, sheep, goat, swine, rabbit, and horse.

Infrastructure:

1. Cattles,
2. Pigs,
3. Poultry,
4. Sheep,
5. Goats,
6. Horses and Fodder Farms,
7. Practical Animal Sheds.

• Veterinary Microbiology

Veterinary Microbiology is a fascinating subject that combines the principles of microbiology with animal health and disease. Students who study veterinary microbiology learn about the various microorganisms that affect animals, including bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites, and how these microorganisms cause infectious diseases.

In veterinary microbiology classes at Shekhawati Veterinary College, students learn about the different laboratory techniques used in the diagnosis of infectious diseases in animals. These techniques include culturing microorganisms, serology, molecular biology, and immunology. Students also learn how to identify and interpret the results of laboratory tests and how to develop appropriate treatment plans.

Studying veterinary microbiology is essential for students interested in pursuing careers in veterinary medicine, animal health, and research. The knowledge and skills gained from this subject are essential for ensuring the health and well-being of animals and preventing the spread of zoonotic diseases.

Overall, veterinary microbiology is an exciting and challenging subject that provides a solid foundation for students pursuing careers in the field of animal health and disease control.

• Veterinary Pathology

Veterinary pathology is a branch of veterinary medicine that deals with the study of diseases in animals. It involves the study of the structural and functional changes that occur in the organs and tissues of animals as a result of disease, injury, or other pathological conditions. Veterinary pathologists use various laboratory techniques and diagnostic tools to investigate the cause of disease, develop treatment plans, and monitor disease progression.

In veterinary pathology classes, students learn about the various types of diseases that affect animals, including infectious, neoplastic, metabolic, and degenerative diseases. They learn about the gross and microscopic changes that occur in animal tissues and how to interpret the results of laboratory tests.

The knowledge and skills gained from studying veterinary pathology are essential for students interested in pursuing careers in veterinary medicine, research, and animal health. It provides a solid foundation for understanding the pathogenesis and mechanisms of diseases in animals and developing appropriate treatment plans.

Veterinary pathologists work closely with veterinarians and other animal health professionals to diagnose and treat diseases in animals, prevent disease outbreaks, and protect public health.

• Animal Genetics and Breading

Animal genetics and breeding is an essential field of study for students interested in animal science and related fields. In this subject, students learn about the principles of genetics, including genetic variation, gene expression, and inheritance patterns, and their application in improving animal health and productivity. They also gain an understanding of molecular genetics and genomics, which are used to study the genetic basis of traits and develop genetic tools for animal improvement.

The knowledge and skills gained from animal genetics and breeding are critical for careers in animal breeding, genetics, and research, and play a vital role in ensuring the sustainability and profitability of livestock production and the health and welfare of companion animals.

• Animal Nutrition

Animal nutrition is a critical subject that involves the study of the nutritional requirements of animals, including the various nutrients needed for growth, maintenance, and production. In animal nutrition classes, students learn about the various feed ingredients used in animal diets and their impact on animal health and productivity. They also gain an understanding of the digestive system and the role of gut microorganisms in animal nutrition.

Students studying animal nutrition also learn about feed formulation and balancing diets to meet the nutritional needs of animals. They gain knowledge of the latest technologies and trends in animal nutrition, including precision feeding and feed additives.

The knowledge and skills gained from studying animal nutrition are essential for students interested in careers in animal production, nutrition, and research. They play a vital role in ensuring the health and welfare of animals and the sustainability of livestock production. Animal nutrition is also critical for addressing the challenges of feeding a growing global population, improving food security, and reducing the environmental impact of livestock production.

• Veterinary Clinical Complex

The department of VCC is a very important part of Veterinary College. It has two major sections of treatment; one for large animals and the other for small animals. It has operation theaters for bovine, equine, and canine. Specialized services are provided to animal owners regarding the diagnosis and treatment of various ailments. It has a well-maintained Veterinary Diagnostic lab, X-ray, and Ultrasound facilities. Expert services are provided by highly qualified faculty from Veterinary Medicine, Surgery and Radiology, and Veterinary Gynaecology and Obstetrics. The diagnostic lab is maintained and served by faculty from departments of Pathology, Veterinary Biochemistry, and other para-clinical departments.

It is the amalgamation of basic, preclinical, clinical, and veterinary education to give it a practical shape in the form of diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of livestock ailments. VCC receives pet & domestic animals, not only from a nearby village but also from adjoining districts and neighboring states to serve as a referral hospital.

Here, the students have excellent opportunities to transform their theoretical knowledge into practical skills. They also learn how to communicate with the animals’ owners, handle clinical cases, perform diagnostic procedures, evaluate and interpret test results and correlate them with the clinical findings for proper diagnosis and treatment.

At present following facilities are available under this department:

1. Intensive Care Unit (ICU) for small & large animals.
2. Post-mortem examination of all species.
3. Routine skin scrapping examination facilities.
4. Routine Urine, fecal, and blood analysis of all species.
5. Nebulization for small animals.
6. Electrocardiography for small animals.
7. X-ray and ultrasound of all animals.
8. Out Patient Department (OPD) and indoor (IPD) facilities for Veterinary Medicine, Gynecology, and surgery.

• Livestock Farm Complex

The College has its Livestock Farm Complex as per the norms of VCI, with the following animal houses:

1. Buffaloes and Cows,
2. Sheep and Goats,
3. Pigs,
4. Equines,
5. Poultry, etc.

• AHDP Lab -I
• AHDP Lab-II

• Admissions are made under two categories(SEATS: 80)
  1. State Quota (40 Seats) : Admission will be made through NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) as per the rules and regulation made by Rajasthan University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences (RAJUVAS) Bikaner, Rajasthan.
  2. Management Quota (40 Seats): Admission will be made by the SVC based on NEET subject to fulfillment of their eligibility conditions. Notification for the same will be issued by the SVC through Regional, National dailies and College website.

  Note :

  1. Necessary information regarding the vacant seats under State Quota will be notified on the official website of RAJUVAS / VCI / College.
  2. The person seeking admission, it is their responsibility to keep themselves updated for the admission process by visiting the official website of RAJUVAS / VCI / College regularly.
  3. All the rules and regulations regarding the admission and eligibility of the candidate will be as per rules MSVE -2016 (VCI norms).

• Category A: 85% Seats are to be filled though AHDP Counselling conducted by RAJUVAS Bikaner.
• Category B :15% Seats to be filed at College level application (Management quota)

The Duration of the Course is Five and a half years. The total fees of the course for the State Quota is Rs.27.50 lacs and Rs. 35 lacs for the Management Quota. The fee is to be paid by a student in the following manner:

Hostel Fee:

• Non AC : 90,000/- Rs. Per Year
• AC: 1,20000/- Rs. Per Year