The Mahatma Gandhi Veterinary College, Bharatpur was established under the aegis of Smt. Urmila Devi Mehgaiya Trust as a dream project for the services of animals in the east Rajasthan. The college is located in the heart of city on 30 acres of land adjacent to National Highway-11, Agra Road and well connected by rail and road with different parts of the country. The famous world heritage bird sanctuary “Keoladeo” (Ghana) is just 1Km. from the institute. Bharatpur region is famous for its native breed Mewati of cattle, Kundi of buffalo and Bagri of sheep that have been developed locally in view of adoptability of agro- ecological conditions. Mixed animal-agriculture farming is the common practice in the local farmers.
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Mandate:
To generate the competent and qualified veterinarians.
To develop specialization in the field of Animal Husbandry.
To augment livestock production from domesticated animals and poultry.
To provide scientific technology for processing and preservation of livestock food products to the stakeholders.
To provide extension services about breeding, feeding and health management including vaccination at the door step of the farmers.
