School of Veterinary Science

A Diploma in Livestock Inspector is normally a one-year curriculum that prepares professionals in animal health management and livestock production. The course includes animal anatomy, physiology, nutrition, illness prevention, and farm management. Students learn how to monitor animal health, conduct inspections, and maintain regulatory compliance. This program provides graduates with practical skills for work in veterinary clinics, farms, and government agencies. The program frequently involves hands-on training through internships or field trips, preparing students for immediate work in the livestock business.

The Diploma in Multipurpose Health Worker (MPHW) is a 2-year vocational program that equips individuals with the essential knowledge, skills, and competencies to serve as frontline health workers. The curriculum covers primary healthcare, community health, preventive medicine, maternal and child health, nutrition, and more. Graduates can pursue careers as community health workers, family welfare visitors, male health supervisors, and ASHA workers, serving in healthcare settings, communities, and public health programs. The program typically requires a 10+2 science background and may involve an entrance exam for admission.