What is the ADC exam and how does it relate to my study abroad plans in UK/Australia for a Master's?
The Australian Dental Council (ADC) exam is a two-part assessment for overseas-trained dentists who wish to practice in Australia. It tests dental knowledge and clinical skills to ensure candidates meet Australian standards. Since you have a dentistry background and are planning for a master's in the UK in January 2027, the ADC exam is not directly connected to your current study abroad plans. However, if you later decide to practice dentistry in Australia, successfully passing the ADC exam will be essential. If your goals change, your counsellor can guide you on the ADC process and next steps.
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