Mahatma Jyotiba Fule College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences

About
Mahatma Jyotiba Fule College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, was established in 2007 by permission of the State Government and started by due permission of University and Veterinary Council of India from the session 2009-10. It is recognized by the Government of India, Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Department of Animal Husbandry, Dairying and Fisheries, New Delhi vide letter dated 1st September 2017 with notification in the Gazette of India dated 31st August 2017 and it was included in first schedule of IVC Act 1984. The College is permanently affiliated to the Rajasthan University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Bikaner (RAJUVAS). College is recognized by the Veterinary Council of India, New Delhi for the intake capacity of 100 seats of B.V.Sc.&A.H. Course. 

Mahatma Jyotiba Fule College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences has its building with modern lecture halls, well equipped laboratories, library and excellent facilities for Clinical and Farm practices. College is situated in the sprawling vast area surrounded by natural serene beauty along with backdrop for great educational vision.

The hard work and dedication put in by management and the devotion and enthusiasm of staff and faculty members combined with the zeal of students have allowed the College to scale up the new heights. The College focuses on ensuring that the students acquiring academic qualifications at the College campus emerge as good citizens who contribute to the growth and development of society and nation.

We honour “Mahatma Fule” founder for education to all, “Saint Shri S.L. Tanwar”,  founder Chairman & social reformer and “Guruji Hari Kishan Saini” educationist for their inspirations and establishment of this Society/ College.

MJFCVS prepares the veterinary workforce with the scientific knowledge and skills required to meet social needs through the protection of animal health, relief of animal suffering, conservation of animal resources, promotion of public health, and advancement of veterinary knowledge. The faculty of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry is dedicated with its very well defined aims to the emergence of animal industries as a full-fledged agri-business for enhancing the economy and generating mass employment particularly in rural areas.

Location: The College is located at around 29 km from Jaipur Railway Station at Harota, Chomu on National Highway No. 52 on Jaipur Sikar road, having an excellent pollution free environment and also easily accessible through various means of transport  from  all  over  the  world.

Vision:-

• The Vision of college is to be a Center of Excellence in Teaching, Research and Extension Education in the field of Veterinary and Animal Science.
• Produce competent and skilled human resource which is socially sensitive, skilled and responsible.
• Undertake region-based, need-based and basic research for improving animal health and productivity by adopting modern technology including value addition.
• Provide efficient extension services at the door step of poor and marginal farmers and livestock owners and motivating them to adopt animal husbandry, poultry, and related vocations as an engine of economic growth and social empowerment.
• Empower women to become, “Knowledgeable Livestock Stakeholders” giving them economic identity as majority of the activities of Animal Husbandry practices are in the hands of women.

Mission:- 

• Our mission is to improve the quality of life for people and animals by advancing veterinary education, improving animal health and welfare, strengthening research, and enhancing environmental quality.
• To provide extension services to the farmers and livestock owners.
• To make the human transformation of the students by equipping them with all the desired prerequisites of the veterinarian’s world in the current veterinary scenario.
• To prepare students who could grow to be competent enough to contribute significantly for the betterment of mankind through this profession.
• To spread out the veterinary knowledge and train the youth to improve the welfare of animals/birds and to balance the demand of livestock production in quantity as well as quality, especially for Rajasthan state.
• The college is also planning to have P.G. program in different faculties of the college. Other provisions of Extension are seminar, symposia, workshop and exhibitions of Animal Health Care program through clinical veterinary complex, diagnostic centre and disease investigation facilities.
• Artificial insemination program for genetic improvement of livestock and use of sexed semen.
• National Social Service Program is followed to benefit the farmers regarding dissemination of various veterinary practices at farmer’s door and various short duration training programs to farmers in the college.