There is no “best way” that works for everybody… but here are some thoughts to consider. Do what the big boys do: all the big test prep companies (i.e., Kaplan, Princeton Review) rely heavily on practice questions, summary notes, and in-person weekend review courses.

That is why we decided to include practicing questions alongside courses.
So, when you prepare, you will have a taste of how you are going to see this information shaped into your exam.

Congratulations to VetSwot members who recently passed their NAVLE! Taking the exam in itself is a huge accomplishment, and you have worked so hard to have the chance to do so. We are all very proud.

For those who are still waiting to take their exams, we wish you all the best!

One of the most important tips during studying is recalling relevant information from topics. This tool is using short sentences to give your brain easy access to the information without extra repeating.

Memory bullets are a great tool while you are in the dashboard or just surfing the course, you will see short small sentences contain the Gist of topics that will easily recall relevant information in your brain with less effort than going back and study these topics again.

Let’s get into the real shape of our brain and how it works.

We looked at a variety of surveys and research studies to find the seven biggest benefits of mind mapping. According to research, mind mapping improves learning, information recall, productivity, creativity, and more.

• It Enables Meaningful Learning
• It Helps with Memorization and Retention
• It’s a More Engaging Form of Learning
• It Makes Complex Issues Easier to Understand
• It Improves Your Productivity
• It Ignites Your Creativity
• It Improves Your Understanding

Therefore we took the approach of creating mind-maps of the complicated topics which have lots of huge books explaining them and during preparation for the exam if you aren’t familiar with such topics will be a real weakness, Using the VetSwot module followed by mind-maps you will easily understand the topics and not only understand but EASY remember and recall the information.

Away from the exam, we as vets like to see the information in algorithms way because it matches how our medical mindset way of diagnosis, and using that during preparation will help also in day to day fieldwork.