Large Animal
Grace College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences prepares veterinarians and livestock specialists who serve Punjab's farms, dairies, and clinics from day one of practice.
Grace College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences sits in Choti Zareen, Nawan Shahir — close to the dairies, poultry farms, and grazing land its graduates go on to serve. The college was founded on a simple premise: veterinary training is only as good as the animals and farmers a student learns from.
"A vet who has only seen a textbook cow is not ready for a real one."
Every student rotates through the teaching hospital, partner dairy farms, and poultry units before graduation, working alongside licensed veterinarians and extension officers. Classroom instruction in anatomy, pharmacology, and pathology is paired with weekly fieldwork from the first semester onward.
The college also runs a community outreach clinic, offering low-cost care to smallholder farmers in surrounding villages — giving students real caseloads and giving the community a resource it can rely on.
Two decades of combined clinical and academic leadership, guiding the college's teaching standards and day-to-day direction.
PhD, Clinical Medicine and Surgery
PhD in Medicine
Admission is currently open in these two focused, practical diplomas — 50 seats each, fee shown per semester.
Practical training in animal handling, first-line health care, feeding, and farm-level livestock management.
Hands-on training in breeding techniques and reproductive management for cattle and other livestock.
On-campus clinic with surgical suites, imaging, and an in-patient ward for large and small animals.
Pathology, microbiology, and parasitology labs equipped for undergraduate and clinical casework.
Dairy, poultry, and livestock units within reach of Choti Zareen where fieldwork happens weekly.
Veterinary reference collection alongside quiet study space and group rooms.
On-campus housing for out-of-town students, separate blocks for men and women.
Free and low-cost veterinary care for smallholder farmers, staffed by senior students.
Admission is currently open in LAD (Livestock Assistant Diploma) and AI (Artificial Insemination). Call the admission cell to get started.
Reach out at 0333 3815806 or 0300 0936961 to ask about LAD or AI seats.
Academic transcripts, CNIC/B-Form, and passport photos, submitted at the admissions office.
A short written test followed by an interview with the admissions committee.
Pay the admission fee to secure your place and receive your orientation schedule.