NAVLE Exam Prep 2017 Edition 1.0

The pursuit of success in the North American Veterinary Licensing Examination (NAVLE) is a significant milestone for veterinary students. This innovative mobile application presents a unique approach to mastering the knowledge required for this demanding exam.

• Learning materials are divided into manageable sets of practice questions and terms, facilitating a structured study approach.
• Users can engage with these materials through various methods, including flashcards, matching games, true/false questions, and multiple-choice formats, enhancing retention and understanding.
• The app employs advanced algorithms to identify and isolate the most challenging questions, allowing users to focus their efforts effectively.
• Progress tracking provides insights into learning patterns and performance across different sets and exams.
• An integrated Exam Simulator prepares users for the real test experience, allowing for a thorough review under timed conditions.

Premium features include:

• Lifetime access to an extensive collection of practice questions and terms curated by experts to ensure alignment with current examination standards.
• Unlimited use of the Exam Builder and Simulator for personalized exam practice.
• The capability to automatically filter out the most difficult questions for focused revision.
• Comprehensive progress tracking that analyzes performance on individual questions and exams.
• Continuous support and updates throughout the user’s study journey.

The free version offers:

• A selection of hundreds of practice questions and terms to begin study efforts.
• Five free Exam Builder sessions to familiarize users with the exam format.
• A free matching game that reinforces key concepts in an engaging way.
• Filtering options to identify both challenging and weaker areas of knowledge.

The NAVLE itself is a rigorous 8-hour examination composed of 360 multiple-choice questions. It evaluates candidates on their mastery of veterinary sciences, tailored to practical applications in future job roles. Covering diverse topics such as veterinary anesthesia, equipment use, and prescription knowledge, the exam incorporates graphic imagery in roughly 10% of its questions to assess diagnostic skills in realistic contexts.

A passing score, typically ranging between 55% and 65%, is determined by a modified Angoff method that focuses on question difficulty rather than comparative performance. This ensures a transparent grading process where specific passing scores are calculated while considering variations across different test forms. Technical reports detailing grading outcomes are published following each testing cycle.

Disclaimer: This application serves as a valuable self-study resource but is neither affiliated with nor endorsed by any testing organization, certification body, or trademark related to the NAVLE.