Admission Notification calling for application will be published in the leading news papers.

Application forms will be sold on a payment of prescribed fee at the sales       counter                           at University Building and also through post. 

 TENTATIVE SCHEDULE FOR THE UNDERGRADUATE 

Communal reservations will be followed as per the orders of the Government of TamilNadu as and when issued.  

A pass in the Higher Secondary (10+2) / CBSE / any other examination recognized as equivalent there to and fulfilling the following requirements: 

FOR ACADEMIC STREAM CANDIDATES

 FOR VOCATIONAL STREAM CANDIDATES

Candidates can avail the benefit limited to the first improvement examination mark (s) alone. Candidates should not have completed the age indicated below on the first day of July of the admission year. No relaxation of age is permissible on any ground. 

All candidates should appear for the TamilNadu Professional Courses Entrance Examination except ICAR nominees, Tamil Speaking students of Andaman and Nicobar islands and Livestock Inspectors of Animal Husbandry Department. 

MODE OF SELECTION

Candidates will be selected on the basis of the marks obtained in the qualifying examinations and in the TamilNadu Professional Courses Entrance Examination in Paper II and III as computed below or as per the orders as and when issued by the Government.

COUNSELING

Counseling will be conducted for the resultant vacancies from the waitlisted candidates. 

Email: tanuvas @ sirnetm.ernet.in FAX:562787

 Undertakes research programs for management and control of disease and animal production and health management

Imparting training programs in the fields of Feed analysis, poultry and dairy production

We also do the following services to the public

For Artificial Insemination of Cows and Buffaloes Contact: Professor Semen Bank

Phone: 585508/581506

For Nutrient Analysis of Animal Feed

Contact: Professor & Head

Animal Nutrition Phone:581506

For Qualitative Analysis of Water Samples

Contact: Professor and Head

Livestock Production & Management

Phone: 581506

For Quality Analysis of Meat and Meat Products

Contact: Professor & Head

Meat Sciences and Technology Phone:581506

For the Analysis of Milk and Milk Products

Contact: Professor & Head

Dairy Science Phone:581506

For Diagnostic Post Mortem and Diagnosis of Rabies

Contact: Professor & Head

Pathology Phone:581506

Contact: Professor & Head

Bio-informatics Phone:581506

VETERINARY COLLEGE AND RESEARCH INSTITUTE

• The Institute at Namakkal functioning with the objective of Veterinary Education, Research and Extension.

• The contact person is the Dean, Veterinary College & Research Institute, Namakkal.

Clinics:

• Separate clinics for large and small animals.

• A Casualty section is functioning for 24 hours.

• An X-ray unit has been established.

• This caters to the need of poultry farmers in quick diagnosis of the diseases of poultry using  latest equipment's.

• This has been equipped with latest instruments for proximate principle analysis.

• Analysis are chargeable.

• Communicating analytical results within 24-28 hours.

Extension:

• The farmers are given training to use the latest technology on farm practices.

• Technical Advisory Committee on poultry is functioning to discuss the problem of poultry farmers and to give expert suggestion to solve the problems.

• Farm school on All India Radio with contact classes, exhibition, training, Mass contact Programmes, infertility camps and Livestock shows are also conducted.

FISHERIES COLLEGE & RESEARCH INSTITUTE TUTICORIN – 628 008.

The TRYSEM Programme is imparted in 3 trades viz:

1. Fish Processing

2. Coastal Aquaculture and

3. Inland Aquaculture

• The venue of the Programme is Fisheries College & Research Institute, Tuticorin.

• The contact person is Dean, Fisheries College & Research Institute, Tuticorin.

• The participants are fisher folk living in Southern Coastal districts of Ramanathapuram, Tuticorin, Tirunelveli and Kanyakumari.

• The participants are selected by a panel of experts.

• The duration of the Programme is 90 days.

• Selected participants are paid a sum of Rs.300/- as stipend per month.

The following short term Programmes are conducted:

1. Composite fish culture

2. Freshwater prawn farming

3. Ornamental fish culture

4. Preparation of value added fishery products

• The venue of the Programme is Fisheries College & Research Institute, Tuticorin.

• The contact person is Dean, Fisheries College & Research Institute, Tuticorin.

• The participants are farmesrs, fishermen, fisherwomen and entrepreneurs.

• The participants are selected by a panel of experts.

• The duration of the Programme is 5 days.

• The fee for the training is Rs.300/- drawn as DD in favour of Dean, Fisheries College and Research Institute, Tuticorin.

DIRECTORATE OF CLINICS

TAMILNADU VETERINARY AND ANIMAL SCIENCES UNIVERSITY 

He Madras Veterinary College Hospital is located in the Madras Veterinary College, Vepery,    Chennai-600 007. The hospital is a veterinary teaching hospital maintained by the Directorate of Clinics, TamilNadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University.

The hospital is equipped with various equipments for the treatment of small/large animals and also for diagnosing the diseases. Treatment is given to the animals brought to the hospital. Registration of the small/large animals along with the name, address of the owners and particulars of the animals are being done in reception counter.

For the Small animals viz., dog, cat etc, a sum of Rs.10/- (Rupees Ten Only) is collected as registration fees which is valid for a period of seven days. If the same animals is brought for treatment on the eighth day or on subsequent days, another Rs. 10/- will be collected as Renewal Fees. Treatment including medicine are given at free of cost.

Separate charges are collected X-ray and operations at the rates fixed by the TamilNadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University. The rate details can be had from the receptionist of the clinics Department or from the Professor and Head, Department of Clinics, Madras Veterinary College.

The charges for vaccination to the animals for infectious diseases are collected as per the rates fixed by the TamilNadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University. No Registration charges or treatment charges collected for the large animals  Mobile Veterinary Unit of this University visits certain identified places in the specified days and treatment is given to small/large animals which are brought to the mobile unit. Registration charges is collected for small animals like cat, dog etc.

Resident Veterinary Services Section

Casualty Unit Treatment is given round the clock in the Resident Veterinary Services Section, Madras Veterinary College except on outpatient hours.

Inpatient Ward

Separate In patient ward facilities are available for small/large animals. Advance amount is being collected from the owners of the small animals for the preparation and distribution of diet such as prepared food, bread, egg, milk to the small animals and the balance amount if any will be refunded to the owner at the time of discharge.

Large animal if admitted in the hospital, one person authorized by the owner of animal is permitted to stay with the animal for feeding and watering of the sick animals. Feed should be provided by the owners of the animals. The Owner should sign in the agreement form while admitting the animals in the hospital.

Details of treatment facilities, admission in the IP ward and discharge can be had from the professor and Head, Department of Clinics, Madras Veterinary College/Veterinary College and Research Institute, Namakkal.

The owners of the animals are requested to co-operate with the students/ trainees for their practical in giving treatment to the animals. The following expert departments are available in Madras Veterinary College for the diagnosis and treatment of animals.

1. Department of Clinical Medicine and Therapeutics

2. Department of Surgery

3. Obstetrics and Gynecology.

The following modern equipments are used in treating and diagnosing the diseases of the sick animals.

Electrocardiograph (ECG)

Electroencephalograph (EEG)

Endoscopies

Ophthalmoscope

Ultrasonograph

Haemodialysis etc.

Arrangements have been made for registering the particulars of the animals through computer. A pharmacy is functioning for the supply of medicine at free of cost to the sick animals.

The following constituent units are functioning under the control of Directorate of Centre for Animal Health Studies. The contact person is the Director, Centre for Animal Health Studies, Madhavaram, Chennai – 600 051. 

Central University Laboratory: 

• The Laboratory is functioning as a premier diagnostic laboratory for the state to diagnosis the diseases of livestock and poultry.

Leptospirosis Laboratory:

• This unit was established with the objectives of helping in the diagnosis of Leptospirosis both in man and animals.

• Laboratory examinations are chargeable.

Peripheral Veterinary Hospital:

• To provide service to the livestock and pet owners in the periphery of the city.

• The main objectives of these centres are to promote livestock, poultry development and training.

• These centres provide training and advice for health cover in case of endemic and emerging diseases

The following constituent units are functioning under the control of Directorate of Extension Education. 

Krishi Vigyan Kendra(KVK):

• It provides technical know-how in the field of Agricultural/livestock/poultry, Home science, Fisheries etc

• Short term and long duration training Programmes are organized.

• The contact person is Prof & Head, concerned

Krishi Vigyan Kendra.

• It provides non-formal education by way of field trips, farm visits, farmers fair's radio talks.

• Organizes demonstrations on scientific practices to convince the farmers.

• A stipend of Rs.12/- per day is paid to the trainees.

Farmers Training Centre:

• The farmers Training Centre caters mainly to the livestock and poultry farmers.

• The contact person is Prof & Head, concerned Farmers Training Centre.

• It disseminates latest technical know-how on livestock and poultry farming.

• It promotes employment generation in the field of livestock and poultry.

• School drop outs are given special emphasis during the selection of trainees.

Institute of Food and Dairy Technology:

• It organizes training Programmes for farmers, housewives, small entrepreneurs and weaker section of the society in the field of dairy and food processing.

• The contact person is Prof & Head, Institute of Food and Dairy Technology, Koduvalli.

• Offers consultancy services for establishment of dairy plants, milk product unit etc. Free of cost.

• It provides advisory service to farmers and public in the field of dairying and food processing.