- Veterinary Officers are responsible for providing medical care and treatment to animals, including diagnosis, vaccination, surgery, and preventive healthcare.
- They work in government veterinary hospitals, clinics, and animal husbandry departments.
- Veterinary Officers also conduct inspections to ensure compliance with animal welfare regulations and provide guidance to farmers on proper animal care.


- Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Science graduates can work as research scientists in various government research institutes and laboratories.
- They are involved in conducting research and experiments to develop new techniques, medicines, and vaccines for the prevention and treatment of animal diseases.
- Research scientists also contribute to the improvement of animal husbandry practices and breed development.


- Animal Husbandry Inspectors work in government departments and are responsible for monitoring and regulating animal rearing and breeding practices.
- They inspect farms, livestock markets, and slaughterhouses to ensure compliance with animal welfare laws and regulations.
- Animal Husbandry Inspectors also provide guidance and support to farmers and livestock owners on best practices for animal care and management.


- Livestock Development Officers work in the animal husbandry department and are responsible for promoting and implementing various development programs for livestock improvement.
- They provide technical assistance and guidance to farmers on livestock management, breeding, nutrition, and disease control.
- Livestock Development Officers also conduct training programs and workshops to educate farmers on modern farming practices and help them enhance their productivity.


- Veterinary Surgeons work in government veterinary hospitals and clinics, providing surgical treatment to animals.
- They perform surgeries such as spaying/neutering, orthopedic procedures, and emergency surgeries.
- Veterinary Surgeons also diagnose and treat various medical conditions in animals and provide post-operative care.


- Animal Health Officers are responsible for monitoring and controlling the spread of animal diseases.
- They work in government departments and conduct disease surveillance, vaccination campaigns, and disease outbreak investigations.
- Animal Health Officers also collaborate with other agencies and organizations to develop and implement disease control measures.


- Animal Welfare Officers work in government departments or animal welfare organizations and are responsible for ensuring the welfare and protection of animals.
- They enforce animal welfare laws, investigate cases of animal cruelty, and provide education and awareness programs on animal welfare.
- Animal Welfare Officers also work towards improving the living conditions and treatment of animals in various settings.

In addition to these profiles, candidates with Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Science as their optional subject can also pursue careers in teaching, wildlife conservation, and animal research.