Virtual OSCE® Exam Preparation

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Duration: 7 Weeks

Cycles:
February / April / October

Tuition: $2,200 CAD

Location: Online

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Why take this course?

A similar experience to the real exam

Mock exams and discussions

Experienced instructors

You’re ready to take your final step — so be sure you’re putting your best foot forward. Our courses help make sure the first time you take the exam is the last time, with focused preparation, lectures, and mock exams that closely simulate the exam experience with extensive discussions of the underlying concepts.

Our Board Exam prep courses include six in-depth lectures covering the essential topics and two practice sessions in a mock format with 25 multiple-choice questions and 50 cases.

What Is Virtual OSCE® Exam Preparation?

Assessment of Fundamental Knowledge

Assessment of Clinical Judgement

NDECC®

Virtual OSCE® Exam

All dentists who want to practice in Canada must clear the Virtual OSCE. You can only take this exam if you have graduated from an accredited dentistry program or completed the three NDEB equivalency exams.

This national exam assesses the problem solving and critical decision-making of dentists who are seeking a license to practice in Canada.

The Virtual OSCE (Objective Structured Clinical Examination) consists of 200 questions divided into 50 standard single answer multiple choice questions and 150 case based questions. Questions may include radiographs, charts, photos or additional material.

The Virtual OSCE can be attempted 3 times and is held in March, June and November at electronic exam facilities rented by the NDEB.

What Does the Course Include?

This course includes:

6 lectures designed to take you through the most important topics. Each lecture will be 5 hours.
2 practice sessions with discussion comprised in a mock format. Each session will consist of 25 regular multiple-choice questions and 50 cases. Each practice will be for 2 hours. Discussions will be for 3 hours.
2 full mock exams with discussions. Each mock exam will consist of 50 multiple-choice questions and 150 cases. Each mock will be 4.5 hours and 8-hour discussions.

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