DHA Exam (Dubai Health Authority) exam help guide

The Dubai Health Authority (DHA) licensing pathway starts in the Sheryan system, where applicants check the Unified Healthcare Professional Qualification Requirements (PQR), complete eligibility steps, and determine whether a computer-based test, oral assessment, exemption, or other evaluation applies to the specialty. DHA guidance describes computer-based testing, also called online assessment, as a professional evaluation for healthcare licensure in certain specialties, managed through Prometric's global test-center network. Prometric's DHA page lets eligible candidates locate, schedule, reschedule or cancel, confirm appointments, generate eligibility, and prepare for test day. DHA Sheryan FAQ guidance says Prometric assessment results are published within five working days in the Verifications and CBT Assessments page, while oral assessment results appear in the closed Schedule Oral Assessment application. Prometric and DHA maintain a strict no-refund policy, including for personal hardship, illness, or name discrepancies, and Prometric warns that any site claiming to sell official DHA test content is unauthorized. Candidates should confirm their Sheryan eligibility, specialty mode of exam, PQR criteria, identity-name match, appointment details, rescheduling rules, public holiday closures, allowed materials, and official support contacts before the appointment.