NAVLE Exam Prep 2017 Edition app for iPhone and iPad

Do you really want to pass NAVLE exam and/or expand your knowledge & expertise effortlessly?

This best seller mobile app helps you archive your goal easily by the following unique features:
- Break learning materials into small sets of practice questions & terms
- Master each set effortlessly by many ways: flashcard, matching game, true/false, multiple choice
- Detect & separate automatically the most difficult questions
- Track your learning process on every set and exam taken
- Ready for the Exam by Exam Simulator

Premium Features:
+) Lifetime access to all Practice Questions & Terms prepared by EXPERTS for the most current exam.
+) Unlimited access to the EXAM BUILDER & SIMULATOR.
+) Automatically FILTER your most difficult questions.
+) PROGRESS TRACKING for every question & exam taken
+) Lifetime support & updates

Free version:
+) Hundreds of practice questions & terms
+) 5 Free Exam Builder
+) Free Matching Game
+) Filter hardest and weakest questions

After four demanding years of veterinary school, students apply to take the North American Veterinary Licensing Examination to gain their final seal as a veterinarian. Success on the North American Veterinary Licensing Examination (NAVLE) is a requirement for practicing veterinary medicine in North America.

The NAVLE, developed by the National Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners (NBVME), is an 8-hour multiple-choice exam consisting of 360 questions. The exam measures a candidate’s knowledge of veterinary science as it relates to future job performance and competency. The NAVLE covers many topics, including veterinary anesthesia, equipments and prescriptions. Questions are based on job analysis and frequently describe situations that a candidate may face in practice. Roughly 10% of the exam questions include graphic images of such situations to test diagnostic skills.

To receive a passing score on the NAVLE, a candidate must answer 55% to 65% of the questions correctly. The NAVLE is graded using the modified Angoff method, which does not compare overall scores or consider a curve on the exam. Instead a passing score is determined only by the level of difficulty of the content on the exam. The exact passing score of the exam is normalized after testing to account for slight variations in questions and difficulty on the different forms. Technical grading reports for the NAVLE are released for each testing cycle

Disclaimer:
This application is just an excellent tool for self-study and exam preparation. Its not affiliated with or endorsed by any testing organization, certificate, test name or trademark.