It's my pleasure

Thanks Dr sb...

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you for sharing your views.

It is also due to NAVLE Culture. Universities toppers other than Uvas, Uaf, and Arid don't know about Navle, cost, steps e.t.c . So in this type of culture everyone is one from top to bottom preparing themselves for NAVLE.

Salam, please watch all three parts of the NAVLE session on my KZfaq channel, and you will get all the answers to your questions. I already asked these questions to Dr. Osama in those videos.

Wa Alaikum Assalam, To understand the registration requirements in depth, please refer to the website where all the necessary details are provided. If you have specific questions, you can reach out to Dr. Osama directly on Instagram for a more personalized response. Best of luck with your studies!

To appear in the Basic and Clinical Sciences Examination (BCSE), you must first be registered with the Educational Commission for Foreign Veterinary Graduates (ECFVG). Here are the steps and requirements for registration: Registration with ECFVG: Before taking the BCSE, you need to register for the ECFVG certification program. This involves filling out an online application and paying the required fees (approximately $1,400 USD). Proof of Graduation: If you are in your final year and have not yet graduated, you need to submit your current transcripts along with a letter from your university confirming that you will graduate within the year. This letter must be sent directly by your university to the ECFVG. Documentation: You will need to provide notarized copies of your application form, a recent passport-style photograph, a copy of your diploma (or provisional certificate if you haven't yet graduated), and your final transcripts. English Language Proficiency: You must also demonstrate English language proficiency, which is a separate step in the ECFVG certification process. Make sure to complete these steps and have all the required documents ready before applying to take the BCSE. For detailed information and to begin your registration, you can visit the ECFVG website. I hope this helps! If you have any further questions, feel free to ask.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mqmlqa6GyLnMnJc.htmlsi=1EpuMaS4vR7wTnxW check this session in which a Pakistani vet explained how he got a job on a Canadian dairy farm as a feeding supervisor without spending any big money. In next parts of this session there are much more information for vets who want a job in canada without NAVLE.

Salam, please watch all three parts of the NAVLE session on my KZfaq channel, and you will get all the answers to your questions. I already asked these questions to Dr. Osama in those videos.

@@Vet_Dr_Hamza_Jawad ok sir thanks.

For a work permit, we do not need IELTS. But IELTS in general is very easy, and we need 5 bands, which is an easy task to strengthen your application. But if you are coming as a vet, then your application is so strong that you do not need IELTS.

@@Vet_Dr_Hamza_Jawad thank you so much sir 🙏🙏

You are welcome

Hi, please send me an email, and we will arrange a Zoom meeting anytime in 3rd week of November. hamza.jawad@dal.ca

sorry! I dont have any idea about it. I have not done BSCE yet, you can check other videos and links. thanks for comment.

There is bcse notes in shop of dr osama but can't download it

@@ahmedmessi7219 you can send a message to Dr. Osama on Facebook or Instagram

Hello! It's great to hear about your interest in becoming a veterinary doctor. Transitioning from an MSc in IT to veterinary medicine is a significant shift, but with dedication, it's certainly achievable. In India: To pursue a career in veterinary medicine, you need to obtain a Bachelor of Veterinary Science & Animal Husbandry (B.V.Sc & AH) degree. Admission to veterinary schools typically requires passing the NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) exam. After completing your degree, you must register with the State Veterinary Council to practice as a veterinarian. In Canada: The path is somewhat similar but involves a few more steps. First, you would need to complete any prerequisites required by the veterinary college you wish to attend; this often includes courses in biology, chemistry, and sometimes animal sciences, which you might need to take additionally. Then, you must take the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) and apply to a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) program. Admission can be competitive, and often veterinary experience or animal-related work is a significant advantage. After obtaining your DVM, you must pass the North American Veterinary Licensing Examination (NAVLE) to practice in Canada. In both countries, the journey involves several years of study and exams, but it leads to a fulfilling career working with animals. Good luck, and feel free to reach out if you have more questions!

Salam and congratulations on starting your DVM degree! Here are some essential resources and guidelines: Recommended Books: Merck's Veterinary Manual (11th edition) Textbook of Veterinary Anatomy (4th Edition) Saunders Comprehensive Veterinary Dictionary (4th Edition) Veterinary Anatomy Flash Cards (2nd Edition) Plumb’s Veterinary Drug Handbook (9th Edition) NAVLE Flashcard Study System iloveveterinary.com/blog/best-veterinary-books-study-material/ Practicing in Canada: To practice in Canada, you need certification from the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association. This includes passing exams like the NAVLE and proving English proficiency. More details can be found at Directions for Immigrants. directionsforimmigrants.ca/occupational-profiles/regulated-careers-in-health-dental-and-emergency-services/veterinarian Best of luck in your studies and future veterinary career!

@Vet_Dr_Hamza_Jawad recommend Me a book for physio and biochemistry

When your instructor shares a course outline, he must recommend some books there. Those all are good.

Just need to pass