Animal Husbandry Diploma Program (AHDP) - Adarsh Training Institute

Admission to Animal Husbandry Diploma Program (AHDP)

The field of animal husbandry has always been a vital aspect of the agricultural and rural economy, particularly in a country like India where livestock plays a crucial role in sustaining livelihoods. To cater to the growing demand for trained professionals in this sector, the Animal Husbandry Diploma Program (AHDP) offers a pathway for aspiring students to develop the necessary knowledge and skills. This article provides a detailed overview of the AHDP admission process, eligibility criteria, seat allocation, and other important guidelines for prospective students.

Two Years Diploma Course

AHDP Overview

The Animal Husbandry Diploma Program is designed to provide students with hands-on knowledge and skills in managing livestock, understanding animal health, and implementing sustainable animal husbandry practices. The diploma equips students to support veterinary services, improve livestock productivity, and contribute to the overall development of rural economies.

Admission to the AHDP is based on merit, determined by the marks obtained in Senior Secondary (10+2) or an equivalent examination. With limited seats and a structured reservation policy, the program ensures inclusivity and equitable access for students across various social categories.

AHDP

Admission Process

1. Merit-Based Admission

Admission to the AHDP is merit-driven, with marks from the Senior Secondary (10+2) examination serving as the key criterion. A transparent and fair selection process ensures that deserving candidates secure their place in the program.

2. Seat Availability

Our institute offering the AHDP has 100 seats, with the following allocation structure:

Constituent Colleges: All seats (100%) in constituent colleges such as CVAS, Bikaner (institute code 01, and codes 48 to 51 and 66) are reserved as State seats.
Affiliated Government Institutes: Institutes with codes 22, 31, 38, and 47 follow a similar structure with all seats considered State seats.
Affiliated Private Institutes: 85% of the seats in private affiliated institutions are designated as State seats, while the remaining 15% are filled based on management quotas or institutional policies.

State seats are exclusively for candidates domiciled in Rajasthan and are allocated based on a merit-cum-reservation system adhering to government guidelines.

Minimum Eligibility Qualification

To be eligible for admission to the AHDP, candidates must meet the following educational qualifications:

Academic Qualification
- Completion of Senior Secondary (10+2) or equivalent from a recognized board such as the Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education or CBSE.
- Candidates must have studied either of the following optional subject combinations:
  - Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB)
  - Agriculture stream subjects, provided Biology is one of the optional subjects.
Institution Recognition
- The qualifying examination must have been passed from an institution recognized by a competent authority.

This eligibility criterion ensures that candidates possess the foundational knowledge necessary for advanced studies in animal husbandry and veterinary sciences.

Age Criteria

The program has clearly defined age limits to ensure that students in the appropriate age group can benefit from the course:

Minimum Age: 17 years as of 31st December of the admission year.
Maximum Age: 28 years as of 31st December of the admission year.

However, there are specific age relaxations for certain categories:

Boys (SC, ST, OBC, SBC): A relaxation of 5 years in the upper age limit.
Girls (General Category): A relaxation of 5 years in the upper age limit.
Girls (SC, ST, OBC, SBC): A relaxation of 10 years in the upper age limit.

These provisions ensure inclusivity and accommodate candidates from diverse social backgrounds.

Seat Allocation and Reservation

The allocation of seats follows the reservation policy of the Government of Rajasthan, applicable to the Rajasthan University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Bikaner. The reservation is implemented to promote social equity and provide opportunities to underprivileged and marginalized communities.

The reservation breakdown is as follows:

Scheduled Castes (SC)
Scheduled Tribes (ST)
Other Backward Classes (OBC)
Special Backward Classes (SBC)
Persons with Disabilities (PH)

The specific percentage of seats reserved for each category is in accordance with the rules set by the Rajasthan government.