Vets now VNECC exams

RE: Vets now VNECC exams

Ellie Baggs — Sun, 29 Jan 2017 23:41:11 GMT

Hi, I sat my ECC exams in 2014, I found that like a lot of others have said that it covers a wide range of subjects and areas, however that being said I did find that the mock tests we were given at the time completely different to what we were actually tested on. I don't wish to give you the wrong idea but I did find that the real exams were easier than the mocks.

RE: Vets now VNECC exams

Yvette Boffey — Sun, 27 Nov 2016 20:07:34 GMT

Hey, I'll be resisting 2 papers in March. I went through each unit and wrote it all down in my own words so I knew u would understand it. I know I failed 2 papers but I only got confirmation 2 weeks before my exam that I was sitting it! So it was kind of rushed.

Everyone has different ways of revising and information going in. I'm more of a practical kinda person so this time around I will watching different procedures online (the ones I may not see in practice). With that and my own notes I'm really hoping I'll manage to pass the 2 papers I failed this time around. Good luck!

RE: Vets now VNECC exams

Rachel Woodcock — Sun, 27 Nov 2016 14:06:41 GMT

i did my exams a couple of years ago. I started studying months before the exams as there's so much to learn. The exams asked qs covering all aspects of the course notes so I can't really say to focus on specific areas as all were included. I made posters for my walls and my partner tested me loads. I condensed the course notes down into my own revision notes using bullet points and kept going over and over them. Remember to think of things that could be asked in the practicals too such as photos of blood smears etc

good luck!