Bihar Veterinary College

Official college pages list a Veterinary Clinical Complex; teaching and research laboratories; diagnostic laboratory services; livestock and poultry farm facilities; library and electronic-library resources; reading hall, reprography section, newspaper room, journals and thesis room, book bank, and Wi-Fi. The Veterinary Clinical Complex reports approximately 15,000 clinical cases and 5,000 diagnostic samples annually; these are institution-published approximate figures, not independently audited outcomes.

Career support and placements at Bihar Veterinary College are managed by the institute's dedicated cell. The placement cell organizes pre-placement talks, mock interviews, and final recruitment drives. For transparent and verified placement statistics, refer to the official college website or the placement office.

The university publishes programme-specific prospectuses and admission notices. Its 2026–27 undergraduate listing identifies B.V.Sc. & A.H. (5½ years) with 75 seats at Bihar Veterinary College and B.Sc. (Poultry Production) (3 years) with 50 seats. The university notes that 15% of B.V.Sc. & A.H. seats at BVC are reserved for candidates selected by the Veterinary Council of India. Eligibility and selection rules vary by programme and session; applicants should use the current official prospectus and admission notices.

Bihar Veterinary College was founded on 2 April 1927 and began functioning on 7 April 1927. Academic buildings, laboratories and staff were in place by 1930. A degree programme leading to B.V.Sc. & A.H. was introduced in 1949, postgraduate education began in 1960, and the college became part of Bihar Animal Sciences University in 2017.

Bihar Veterinary College (BVC) is a constituent college of Bihar Animal Sciences University in Patna, Bihar. Founded in 1927, it provides professional education in veterinary science and animal husbandry alongside research, clinical services and extension work. Its academic areas include veterinary medicine, surgery and radiology, microbiology, pathology, parasitology, animal nutrition, animal reproduction, livestock production and livestock products technology. The college’s Veterinary Clinical Complex supports animal diagnosis and treatment as well as practical clinical training for students. The official university profile also documents teaching and research laboratories, livestock and poultry farm facilities, diagnostic laboratories, and library resources.