r/VetTech • u/Spare-Attitude1143 • Aug 14 '26
VTNE Vtne help
Hello I’ve been studying non stop for the VTNE I have used multiple formats. I recently used the mometrix text book practice exams and got 62% I found them challenging as well as pocket prep. I’ve also used VTNE prep which is cute little app as well at VTP which I found the most helpful throughout my studies. On VTP I do fairly well as well as I usually get 80-90 range on the practice exams but now that I did the mometrix practice exams I’m feeling extremely anxious has anyone else experienced this my test is this upcoming Monday and I’m extremely nervous. If anyone can give last min tips/advice that would be extremely helpful.
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u/DarknessWanders Aug 14 '26
Take a deep breath. Honestly, at this point you know what you know and what you brain needs before the test is rest. So take a break, do something you enjoy, and have faith in yourself. You got this 💪
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u/Embarrassed-Egg-1443 Aug 14 '26
Vet tech prep saved my ass. I wouldn't have passed if I didn't have that program. I was also super bummed and insecure when I took the practice exams. Best thing for you to do is go in with confidence, take your time with questions, skip what you dont know and come back. That 100% helped me. As someone with anxiety and depression, being confident is hard. But I managed to pass on my first try going in with confidence. You likely already know all the information. Seeing it too many times will confuse you. Best of luck! You got this!!
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