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The DHA Audiologist Exam is a computer based licensing examination for audiologists seeking to practice in Dubai.
The assessment evaluates clinical knowledge, hearing and balance assessment, auditory diagnostics, hearing rehabilitation, patient counseling, infection control, and professional practice
According to the official DHA CBT Guideline:
Exam Overview
• Exam Type: Computer Based Test (CBT)
• Number of Questions: 150 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
• Duration: 3 Hours
• Passing Score: 55%
• Exam Code: AUD4312
To be eligible, you may need:
• Recognized degree in Audiology
• Required clinical internship or supervised training
• Relevant professional experience (where applicable)
• Valid professional registration or license
• Successful DataFlow Primary Source Verification (PSV)
• Compliance with current DHA licensing requirements
According to the official DHA CBT Guideline, the exam covers the following areas:
| Subject | Key Topics |
|---|---|
| Adults and Older Adults | Adult hearing assessment, age-related hearing loss, rehabilitation |
| Pediatrics | Pediatric hearing screening, developmental hearing disorders, early intervention |
| Auditory Evoked Potentials | ABR, ASSR, OAE, electrophysiological testing |
| Vestibular & Balance | Vestibular assessment, dizziness, balance disorders |
| Disorders and Syndromes | Conductive, sensorineural, mixed hearing loss, auditory disorders |
| Hearing Aids & Implantable Hearing Devices | Hearing aid selection, fitting, cochlear implants, assistive listening devices |
| Documentation & Counseling | Clinical documentation, patient counseling, rehabilitation planning |
| Anatomy & Physiology | Auditory and vestibular anatomy, auditory pathways |
| Physics of Sound | Sound properties, acoustics, psychoacoustics, calibration basics |
| Instrumentation | Audiometers, tympanometers, OAE equipment, calibration, maintenance |
| Infection Control | PPE, equipment disinfection, clinic infection prevention |
| Ethics & Professionalism | Confidentiality, communication, professional responsibilities, ethical practice |
• Weak understanding of auditory diagnostics.
• Limited knowledge of vestibular testing.
• Poor hearing aid and cochlear implant concepts.
• Insufficient practice with case-based questions.
• Weak knowledge of instrumentation and calibration.
• Poor time management during the examination.
A focused preparation plan can improve your chances of success.
For effective preparation:
• Study adult and pediatric audiology.
• Review auditory evoked potential testing and vestibular assessment.
• Strengthen your understanding of hearing disorders and syndromes.
• Revise hearing aids and implantable hearing devices.
• Review anatomy, physiology, and physics of sound.
• Practice using audiology instrumentation and understand calibration principles.
• Solve DHA style MCQs regularly.
• Take timed mock exams to improve speed, accuracy, and confidence.
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