BCSE and vet exam study group on Telegram: meet other candidates

Updated 20 October 2026

Studying alone is hard, especially for an exam as broad as the BCSE. The VetQ Telegram group is a friendly place to meet other candidates preparing for the BCSE, the NAVLE and the RCVS exam, ask questions and keep each other going.

Join the Telegram group

What you can do in the group

• Ask other candidates how they plan their weeks.
• Find a study partner in your time zone.
• Share study tips, schedules and good free resources.
• Hear when new guides and features are added.
• Celebrate when someone passes, and encourage anyone who needs a retake.

Group rules

• Be kind and respectful. Nobody is judged for a low practice score.
• No selling and no advertising, including private messages to members.
• Do not share or ask for leaked exam papers or copyrighted material. Exam bodies keep live questions confidential.
• Do not give clinical advice about real patients.
• Admins remove anyone who breaks these rules. If someone messages you privately to sell something, tell an admin straight away.

Staying safe in any study group

• Be careful with anyone who contacts you privately offering "real" or "leaked" questions or a guaranteed pass. These offers are often scams or unreliable.
• Never send money to a stranger for exam material.
• Ask where any study resource comes from before you pay for it.

Make a study group work

A group helps most when it has a routine. Read how to find a BCSE study group, how to run one and how to choose a study partner.

Practise together

Try the free question of the day with your group, or compare plans using the BCSE study plans.

Frequently asked questions

Keep reading

• How to prepare for the BCSE: a practical, step-by-step guide
• BCSE study plan: 30, 60 and 90-day schedules
• Get a free BCSE practice question by email every morning