DHA Exam (Prometric) Coaching for Nurses, Doctors and Allied Health

It is the licensing exam of the Dubai Health Authority (DHA), conducted by Prometric: a computer-based exam of multiple-choice questions for your own profession. Doctors, dentists, nurses, pharmacists and allied health professionals need it to be licensed to work in Dubai.

Doctors, nurses, pharmacists, dentists, anaesthesia technicians, dietitians and nutritionists, physiotherapists, radiographers and Ayurveda doctors (BAMS). Tell us your category if it is not on the list.

The subjects of your own exam category. For nurses: nursing fundamentals, clinical procedures and patient care, and nursing ethics and professional standards. For pharmacists: pharmacology, clinical pharmacy, pharmacy law and pharmaceutical calculations. For dentists: clinical dentistry, dental materials and patient management.

Not to join the class. The nursing coaching is planned for fresh graduates and for experienced nurses. Before you join, we check which exam category applies to your qualification and experience.

The Unified PQR that DHA follows does not name GNM. It lists a bachelor's degree in nursing of at least 3 years under registered nurse, and a nursing diploma of at least 18 months under assistant nurse. DHA decides your title from your documents, so we check yours before you apply. In our cases, GNM nurses are usually designated Assistant Nurse.

Under the Unified PQR, a general practitioner needs an MBBS or equivalent with a 12-month internship, and 2 years of clinical experience. If you have not practised for more than 2 years, DHA also asks for CME credits and supervised training.

For most titles, 150 multiple-choice questions in 3 hours. The pass score for a physiotherapist is 50%, under the DHA exam guideline updated in September 2026. The Unified PQR asks for a BSc in physiotherapy and 2 years of experience.

Under the Unified PQR, a medical laboratory technologist with a BSc in medical laboratory science or technology needs no experience after qualifying, as long as there is no long gap in practice.

Yes. We check your exam category before the booking, help you book your Prometric slot, and help you reschedule if your date has to change.

A passport copy, your educational certificates and transcripts, your professional licence or registration certificate, a Good Standing Certificate that was recently issued, a passport-size photo, your experience certificate and your internship certificate.

Dataflow verification: your degree, licence and experience are verified at their source for the Dubai Health Authority. Several authorities also ask for a recent Good Standing Certificate and for attested documents. We help with each of these.

The programme runs for 45 days, about six weeks. It has recorded video classes you can watch at any time, 3 to 4 live sessions a week with a tutor on Google Meet or Microsoft Teams, topic-wise activities, mock tests and more than 1,500 practice questions.

Online. The recorded classes and the course material are in the Trueway app, and the live sessions run on Google Meet or Microsoft Teams, so you can study from anywhere in India or the Gulf. Classroom batches at our branches have not started yet.

Yes, for nurses. A crash course is offered next to the regular 45-day programme. Ask the team for the dates of the next one and what it covers.

Connect with the Trueway team on WhatsApp. We confirm the fee and the next batch before you decide.

No. The result is decided by the exam. Coaching gives you the syllabus, the practice and the mock tests; no coaching can promise a pass result.

No. Trueway is an independent exam-preparation provider and is not affiliated with any council, embassy or government authority. The exam is conducted by Prometric for the Dubai Health Authority (DHA), not by Trueway.