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Like most standardized tests, performance on the VTNE is based on your scaled score, not your raw score. The raw score is converted to a number between 200 to 800 with a passing score of 425.
What is the highest score you can get on the VTNE?
VTNE scores are reported on a scale from 200 to 800 with a passing score of 425.
What do I do after I pass my VTNE?
You will NOT receive a certificate or license from the AAVSB after you’ve passed the VTNE. You must contact the state or provincial agency where you plan to work to find out what their requirements and procedures are to obtain your license, certification or registration.
How can I study for VTNE exam?
Study Techniques
- Don’t wait to study. Allow yourself over three months of preparation, and make a plan for your study time so you can stay on track.
- Write it down.
- Spread out the studying and DON’T CRAM.
- Get the information.
- Take practice exams.
- Review areas of weakness.
- Slow down when reading.
- Write down key points.
What states require vet tech certification?
States that currently certify veterinary technicians include Arkansas, Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana, Mississippi, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Oregon, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Vermont, Wisconsin and Wyoming.
How many multiple choice questions are in the VTNE?
The VTNE is a 3-hour exam which consists of 170 multiple-choice questions. Your score on the VTNE is based on responses to 150 operational questions. The additional 20 pilot questions embedded in the test will not count toward your score, but are used for constructing future examinations.
What do you need to know about the VTNE exam?
National Exam. Most state and provincial agencies use the Veterinary Technician National Exam (VTNE®) to evaluate the competency of entry-level veterinary technicians and require a passing score for a veterinary technician to be credentialed.
When does the next window open for the VTNE?
The next window opens on Wednesday, April 15, 2020. The VTNE is a 3-hour exam which consists of 170 multiple-choice questions. Your score on the VTNE is based on responses to 150 operational questions. The additional 20 pilot questions embedded in the test will not count toward your score, but are used for constructing future examinations.
What are the 9 domains of practice on the VTNE?
The nine domains of practice are: In the pharmacy and pharmacology domain, there are 18 questions representing 12% of the exam. There are nine task areas that include medicinal preparation and delivery, drug classification and side effects, fluid therapy, client education, and controlled substance maintenance.
