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Candidates should check with AVBC that there have been no alterations/ amendments since the date of publication.  \nPRIVACY STATEMENT  \nAVBC Inc. is committed to protecting your privacy. Your personal information will not be disclosed to a third party with the exception of providing your information to the providers of the examinations or to the Australian and New Zealand veterinary registration bodies. The information provided will include contact details, results of previous examinations and where qualifications were undertaken. The AVBC Inc. will not disclose your information to other state institutions and authorities except if required by law or other regulation. We have implemented technology and security policies, rules and measures to protect the personal information that AVBC Inc. has under its control from unauthorized access, improper use, alteration, unlawful or accidental destruction and accidental loss. AVBC Inc. will remove personal information from our systems where it is no longer required.  \n© Australasian Veterinary Boards Council Inc. 2023 ISBN Number 0 642 44868 X  \nThis work is copyright. Apart from any use as permitted under the Copyright Act 1968, no part may be reproduced by any process without prior written permission from Australasian Veterinary Boards Council Inc. Requests and enquiries concerning reproduction and rights should be addressed to the Executive Director, PO Box 159, Collins Street West, Melbourne Vic 8007, [Australia or by email ave@avbc.asn.au](Australia or by email ave@avbc.asn.au)  \nContents  \n1. Introduction 2   \n2. Overview of the AVE Process 2  \n3. Eligibility for the AVE 4 3.1. Eligibility for the AVE 4 3.2. English language proficiency tests 4  \n4. Preliminary (MCQ) Examination 5 4.1. General information 5  \n4.2. Topics examined in the  \nPreliminary (MCQ) Examination 6-8  \n4.3. Preparing for the  \nPreliminary (MCQ) Examination 9  \n4.4. Re-sitting the  \nPreliminary (MCQ) Examination 9  \n4.4.1 Applying to re-sit the MCQ  \nand fees for re-sitting 9  \n4.5 In the event of technical failure 9  \n5. Final (Clinical) Examination 10 5.1. General information 10  \n5.2. Format of the  \nFinal (Clinical) Examination 11  \n5.2.1 Oral (viva voce) examinations 11  \n5.2.1.1 Small Animal Practice 12  \n5.2.1.2 Production Animal Practice 13  \n5.2.1.3 Preventive Medicine 14  \n5.2.2 Practical examinations 15  \n5.2.2.1 Equine Practice Examination 15  \n5.2.2.2 Cattle and Sheep Clinical Skills 16  \n5.2.2.3 Practical (Small Animal) Anaesthesia 17  \n5.2.2.4 Practical (Small Animal) Surgery 18  \n5.2.2.5 Pathology Practical Examination 19  \n5.2.2.6 Handling and Physical Examination of the Cat and Dog 20  \n5.3. Assessment Protocols  \nOral and Practical Examinations 21  \n5.3.1 Oral Examinations (Vivas) 21  \n5.3.2 Practical Examinations 21  \n5.3.3 Grading 22  \n5.4 Pass Mark for the  \nFinal (Clinical) Examination 22  \n5.5 Preparing for the  \nFinal (Clinical) Examination 22  \n5.6 Re-sitting the Final (Clinical) Examination 22  \n5.6.1 Preparing for re-sitting 23  \n5.6.2 Applying and fees for re-sitting 23  \n6. Examination results & certification 23   \n7. Applying for the AVE 24   \n8. Examination Fees 24   \n9. Rules of Conduct for the AVE 25  \n10. Special Consideration 25  \n11. Appeals 25  \n12. Resources 26  \n12.1. Recommended References 26  \n12.2. Useful Websites 27  \n12.3. Library Facilities 29  \n12.4. Additional Resources 29  \n12.4.1 Preventive Medicine 29  \n12.4.2 Practical Examinations 30  \n12.5. Bridging Courses 30  \n12.6. Counselling Advice 30  \nAppendix 1: Day One Competencies  \nof the Veterinarian in Australia and  \nNew Zealand 31  \nAppendix 2a: Schools of Veterinary Science in  \nAustralasian Universities 33  \nAppendix 2b: Australasian Veterinary  \nRegistration Boards 34  \nAppendix 2c: Other useful addres","cbCaiaCXds7lfwQS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaCXds7lfwQS","pdf",2126581,48,"English","# Introduction\n# Overview of the AVE Process\n# Eligibility for the AVE\n## English language proficiency tests\n# Preliminary (MCQ) Examination\n## General information\n## Topics examined in the Preliminary (MCQ) Examination\n## Preparing for the Preliminary (MCQ) Examination\n## Re-sitting the Preliminary (MCQ) Examination\n## In the event of technical failure\n# Final (Clinical) Examination\n## General information\n## Format of the Final (Clinical) Examination\n## Assessment Protocols Oral and Practical Examinations\n## Pass Mark for the Final (Clinical) Examination\n## Preparing for the Final (Clinical) Examination\n## Re-sitting the Final (Clinical) Examination","[{\"question\":\"What does the AVE assess and who is it for?\",\"answer\":\"The AVE assesses veterinary knowledge and clinical competences for registration purposes. 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