University Overview
College of Veterinary & Animal Sciences (CVAS), Jhang is a leading public institution offering quality education in veterinary medicine, animal sciences, and related biotechnology programs. Established to train skilled professionals for Pakistan’s livestock and dairy sectors, CVAS is HEC recognized and internationally accredited for its rigorous curriculum.
CVAS provides modern laboratories, clinical training facilities, and experienced faculty committed to hands-on learning. With a focus on research, animal health, and production management, the college attracts students seeking career-oriented programs and scholarships.
Programs Offered
Admission Criteria
Minimum 60% marks required for DVM eligibility
Candidates must pass the university’s entry test with qualifying marks
At least 60% in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics or relevant subjects
Minimum 2.5 CGPA or 55% marks in veterinary or animal sciences
Minimum 50% score required for MS admission in specialized fields
Minimum 3.0 CGPA or 65% marks required
Minimum 60% score required for PhD admission
How to Apply
FAQs
DVM undergraduate programs run 5 years (10 semesters) including clinical rotations. Master’s programs typically last 2 years, combining coursework and research, while PhD programs are research-intensive, ranging from 3 to 5 years based on specialization.
CVAS Jhang offers the DVM undergraduate program, Master’s programs in Veterinary Science, Animal Nutrition, and Livestock Production, and PhD research opportunities in Veterinary Medicine, Animal Genetics, and Veterinary Public Health.
Yes, CVAS Jhang provides tuition fee installment plans upon request and approval by the finance office. Installment schedules vary by program and must be arranged before fee deadlines.
CVAS Jhang offers dedicated facilities for female students, including laboratories, hostels, and study lounges. Some clinical programs may schedule separate sessions based on demand and safety protocols.
Trial classes are generally not offered. Orientation sessions introduce students to labs, clinical facilities, and program structures.
Classes typically start in September after merit list announcements. Daytime sessions run from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM with some flexible schedules for clinical rotations.