Does anyone know if the licensing exam for Alberta Canada is difficult and if it is open book?

Also, you do not physically have to take the exam at a test site do you?

Can you please throw some light,what type of exam you are talking about?
thanks
Nkhalid

You have to complete a written jurisprudence exam to get a dental license in Alberta, Canada. I was wondering about the difficulty level of the exam.

You have to complete a written jurisprudence exam to get a dental license in Alberta, Canada. I was wondering about the difficulty level of the exam.

Do you mean we can practice without qualifying or advance standing or only after two years program we must pass the exam?

hi,

Can you please tell in detail about this program?? Also can we practise in other provinces too or only in alberta?

aim

Every province is different but for me....i graduated from a us dental school, passed my canadian boards and now am in the process of getting my alberta license....i know for BC you do not have to take an exam to practice there. For BC you only have to pay a certain amount of money.
But any albertans out there who have taken the written law exam...it is difficult and how much time must I spend studying the material?

Every province is different but for me....i graduated from a us dental school, passed my canadian boards and now am in the process of getting my alberta license....i know for BC you do not have to take an exam to practice there. For BC you only have to pay a certain amount of money.
But any albertans out there who have taken the written law exam...it is difficult and how much time must I spend studying the material?
hi
as u said in alberta one has to give licensure exams can it be given by a foreign dentist or one has to do dds.there is univ of alberta does it accept international dental students and is that for licensure exam or for 2 years course.plz reply bac
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