| Component A |
- May be taken 10 months before graduation from an accredited chiropractic educational institution
- Requires an Eligibility Letter, with current GPA and date of graduation, or an official transcript from the accredited programme
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| Component B |
- May be taken 6 months before graduation from an accredited chiropractic educational institution, subsequent to passing of Component A
- Requires an Eligibility Letter, with current GPA and date of graduation, or an official transcript from the accredited programme
- May be taken with Component C if within 3 months of graduation
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| Component C |
- May be taken 3 months before graduation from an accredited chiropractic institution
- Requires an Eligibility Letter, with current GPA and date of graduation, or an official transcript from the accredited programme
- Component B and C exams must be completed within 3 years of each other
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| CCEB Certificate |
- Issued upon completion of required exams and receipt of official transcript
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| Recertification |
- Components B and C upon direction from a provincial/territorial licensing office
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| Entry to Practice in Canada |
- Chiropractors entering Canada from:
- Non regulated jurisdiction – Components A, B and C required.
- Regulated jurisdiction with less than 3 years experience – Components A, B and C required.
- Regulated jurisdiction with greater than 3 years experience – Components B and C required upon written direction submitted to the CCEB from a provincial/territorial licensing office.
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| Rewrite Opportunities |
- After 3 unsuccessful attempts in any exam component, the candidate must wait 1 year before attempting that or any other exam component. There is a limit of 4 attempts on any exam.
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