RPVT 2022 exam result out at rajuvas.org
Manisha Tiwari | September 27, 2022 | 09:04 AM IST | 1 min read
RAJUVAS, Bikaner has announced the RPVT 2022 result. More details here.
NEW DELHI: The Rajasthan University of Veterinary and Animal Husbandry (RAJUVAS), Bikaner, has declared the RPVT result 2022 at rajuvas.org. Candidates will be able to check the result of RPVT 2022 in the form of a scorecard.
Earlier on September 21, the authority had released the RPVT 2022 OMR sheet. The scorecard of RPVT 2022 will mention particulars of the candidates, marks obtained and provisional overall rank.
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How to check the RPVT 2022 result
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Visit the official website of RPVT: rajuvas.org
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Click on 'RPVT mark sheet link",
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In the RPVT login page, enter user ID/registration number and password
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Navigate through the panels and get RPVT 2022 result link
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The result of RPVT 2022 will be displayed on the screen
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Verify the details and take printouts of RPVT mark sheet
What after RPVT result 2022
After declaring the result, the authority will release the RPVT 2022 merit list in PDF format. Candidates with their names on the merit list of RPVT 2022 will be eligible to participate in the further counselling process.
Qualified candidates will have to register online to appear for the RPVT counselling 2022. During the counselling, candidates will have to fill the choices of colleges and courses. Based on the RPVT 2022 rank, filled preferences, seats available, reservation criteria and other factors, the admission to 312 Bachelor of Veterinary Sciences (BVSc and AH) courses.
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