Australasian Veterinary Examination (AVE) Miles

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Dr. Akram Ahmad, PhD

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Veterinary Doctor

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Intakes

● January 2024

● May 2024

Features

120 hours of live recorded video tutorials that cover A to Z of the Australasian Veterinary Examination syllabus.
Australasian Veterinary exam study material (detailed study handouts).
AVE MCQ exam recalls and questions to practise.
AVE Question banks and mock exams.
Mock Trial Australasian Veterinary Examination - these trial exams allow you to experience the veterinary written Exam and assess your level of preparation because they are designed after the blueprint of the AVE exam, with 150 questions in a 3-hour period.
The course content of the COE exam has been prepared and delivered by highly skilled optometry trainers who have prior experience as optometry professors in foreign countries and practising in Australia.
Tips on approaching Competency in Australasian Veterinary Exam syllabus exam MCQs.
To Free Webinars on cover letter and CV writing & tips on securing your 1st job in Australia.
Access to one-on-one interview preparation.
Lifetime access to our private chat group that consists of individuals who already cleared the exam.
Guidance throughout your Australasian Veterinary Examination pathway, AHPRA registration & more…

Target Audience

Foreign-trained veterinary physicians and surgeons who want to practise, migrate, and settle in Australia.
This Australasian Veterinary Exam (AVE) mile is ideal for those taking the AVE exam for the first time.
This Australasian Veterinary Examination (AVE) preparation course is a perfect choice for candidates who do not wish to attend the exam without being well-prepared.

FAQ

1. What is the eligibility for the Australasian Veterinary Examination (AVE)?

Candidates are eligible if they:

hold a degree or diploma awarded after at least four years of study at a veterinary school that appears on the directory of AVMA ECFVG®-listed Veterinary Colleges of the World OR at a school that was part of a college or university listed in the “World List of Universities”; and
are holding the registration, licence or eligibility to be recognised as a veterinarian of good standing in the country of training or practice.
have confirmation of English language proficiency by certifying an English language test approved by the AVBC, if their native language is not English

2. Will I be provided guidance for registration?

With the AVE Miles Course by Academically, you will be provided complete guidance for your application until registration.

3. What is the duration of the Australasian Veterinary Exam Miles Course?

AVE Miles Crash course is a program of 16 weeks that includes recorded lectures, handouts material and MCQ mock tests.

4.How frequent are the intakes for the Australasian Veterinary Exam Miles?

Australasian Veterinary Exam Miles intakes exam-givers twice a year. We encourage you to start the training with your batch as soon as possible. In case you miss the intake dates, kindly contact us and we will assist you in your best interest.

5. What resources are provided in the Australasian Veterinary Exam Miles training?

The following resources are provided with our AVE Miles Course - 1. Australasian Veterinary Exam handouts books. 2. Question banks on our learning management system (LMS). 3. Recorded Lectures. 4. Predictor/Mock exams. 5. Personal student-trainer feedback sessions. 6. Individual AVE exam practice platform.

6. Can I access the resources after my Australasian Veterinary Exam Miles training has finished?

The access to the resources will be provided until you pass the exam.

7. What is the fee for Australasian Veterinary Exam Miles? And is there any payment plan available?

The fee to be paid is $3200 and the student can pay it in instalments. With the help of EduVanz, we provide 12-month EMI options that are interest-free to Indian citizens who qualify. Please reach out to us for information regarding offers and instalments.

8.Will I get individual attention in my Australasian Vet Exam Miles?

The Australasian Veterinary Exam Miles batch size is small with around 10-20 students only. This helps our experienced AVE trainers pay adequate attention to all overseas VET doctors and aspirant migrants. The students are provided with a one-to-one consultation after every predictor exam so that they can assess their strengths and weaknesses and structure their study plan accordingly.

9.What is the structure of AVBC’s Australian Veterinary Exam (AVE)?

The exam is divided into two papers- 1. Preliminary (MCQ) Examination - consisting of two papers, set in English, in multiple choice question (MCQ) format, held in Australia and overseas; and 2. Final (Clinical) Examination in clinical veterinary practice conducted in English once per year over several days, and only in Australia. The Preliminary (MCQ) Examination must be cleared before the Final (Clinical) Examination can be attempted.

10. How much is the Australian Veterinary Exam fee?

The fee break-up for the Australasian Veterinary Examination (AVE) is mentioned below-

AVE Eligibility Assessment: AUD 455
Preliminary (MCQ) Examination: AUD 3,050
Final (Clinical) Examination: AUD 8,240
Total: AUD 11,745

11. Do I need IELTS/PTE/OET for the AVBC exam?

Proving your English proficiency is important to get a visa, if you are migrating from any other country where English is not your native language. The Eligibility Assessment carried out by AVBC to assess whether the applicant is eligible to sit the AVE (written and clinical components) also demands your English language test results, whether IELTS, PTE, or OET,

12. Where are AVBC’s Australian Veterinary Written Exam Centres?

The AVE Preliminary (MCQ) Examination is held in Australia and in several centres overseas, and The Final (Clinical) Examination is conducted once per year over several days, only in Australia. Get in touch with our experts to know more about the centres.

13. How soon after sitting the written examinations can I find out the results?

Results of the Preliminary (MCQ) Examination and the Final (Clinical) Examination are sent in writing by email within six weeks of giving the exam.

14. If I fail the written examination, how many times can I re-sit it?

If a candidate fails the Examination thrice, the candidate will be required to wait for two years before being permitted to attend the exam again.

15. If I pass one of the two written examination papers, do I only need to re-sit the paper I passed?

In case a candidate fails the AVE Preliminary (MCQ) Examination, they must appear for both papers at their next attempt.

16.What are the guidelines for re-sitting the Preliminary (MCQ) Examination?

If a candidate fails the Preliminary (MCQ) Examination, they must appear for both papers at their next attempt. Re-sitting the Preliminary (MCQ) Examination must be within the validity period of the English language test. Validity can be renewed by either re-sitting a test to current standards or by re-validating a previous test (which satisfies current standards).
If a candidate fails the Examination thrice, two years of waiting will be required of the candidate before being permitted to re-sit. The candidate will also be instructed to seek counselling from an AVE Committee member.

17. When is the Australian Veterinary exam application date?

The closing date for the acceptance of applications to sit the Preliminary (MCQ) Examination is 8 February each year. Late applications will not be considered.

18. What are the passing marks for the Australian Veterinary Preliminary (MCQ) Examination?

AVBC utilised the Rasch methodology to establish the pass score. The term ‘cut-score’ refers to the degree of required ability which is accurately obtained for the AVBC MCQ exam, especially for borderline candidates.

Overview

✔ In Australia and New Zealand, the demand for qualified vet practitioners outnumbers the supply. If you are a bachelor’s degree holder in veterinary science from overseas and a registered vet doctor in your home country and want to pursue a veterinary professional career overseas, Australia or New Zealand should be your first choice.

✔ The Australasian Veterinary Examination (AVE) is prepared to assess, for registration purposes, the veterinary knowledge and clinical competencies of internationally trained veterinarians who wish to register, migrate, and settle in Australia.

✔ The AVE exam miles are designed to prepare you for the AVE examination conducted by the Australasian Veterinary Boards Council, which is the first step on your path to becoming a registered veterinary physician and/or surgeon in Australia.

✔ The AVE exam miles course is designed to provide a comprehensive review of the full Australasian Veterinary Boards Council exam curriculum as per the AVBC.

✔ Taking an AVE exam miles preparation course is one of the most cost-effective tools that will give you the surety of successNZ exam curriculum as per the Optometry Council of Australia and New Zealand Limited (OCANZ).

Course Features

Students 80 students
Max Students1000
Duration120 hour
Skill levelall
LanguageEnglish
Re-take courseN/A

Introduction to Australasian Veterinary Examination Crash Course.

The Australasian Veterinary Examination (AVE) assesses, for registration purposes, the veterinary medical knowledge, and clinical skills of international medical graduates whose basic veterinary science qualifications are not recognised by the Australasian Veterinary Boards Council of Australia. The AVE MCQ examination emphasises on basic and applied medical knowledge across a wide range of topics and disciplines, involving understanding of disease process, clinical examination, diagnosis, investigation, therapy, and management, as well as on the candidate’s ability to exercise discrimination, judgement, and reasoning in distinguishing between the correct answer and plausible alternatives.

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- PAPER 1 – GENERAL KNOWLEDGE VETERINARY SCIENCE
  30 min
- PAPER 2 – APPLICATION OF KNOWLEDGE, CRITICAL THINKING

Instructor 1

Dr. Akram Ahmad, PhD

Academically.ai is the brainchild of Dr. Akram Ahmad. He has done his PhD from the Faculty of Medicine and Health, the University of Sydney, Australia. He is a self-motivated clinical pharmacist and committed lecturer with over 9 years of teaching and research experience in various subjects of medicine at the leading Universities in Australia, Malaysia, and India.

Dr. Akram is the recipient of prestigious “Best Promising Researcher Award” from the UCSI University (Malaysia). He has also published over 110 papers, book chapters, conference papers including in high-impact journals. In addition to that, he is a reviewer and editorial board member in
several journals of medicine and pharmacy.