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According to the UAE Unified Healthcare Professional Qualification Requirements (PQR), candidates must meet tier based criteria:
• Education: A recognized Higher Specialty Degree or Doctorate (e.g., FCPS, FRCOphth, American Board Certification, MD/MS + Fellowship, or equivalent Tier 1/Tier 2 qualification).
• Clinical Experience: Minimum 5 to 8+ years of continuous post specialization clinical experience as a Specialist or Consultant, depending on the qualification tier.
• Surgical Logbook: Documented logbook showing major anterior/posterior segment surgical cases performed independently.
• Licensure: Valid license to practice in home country/country of last practice, alongside a Good Standing Certificate.
• Exam Type: Computer Based Test (CBT) consisting of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs).
• Total Questions: 100 MCQs.
• Duration: 180 minutes (3 hours).
• Oral Assessment Notice: Certain candidate profiles or Tier classifications may also require a follow up 15 to 20 minute Oral Clinical Assessment featuring 5 real world case scenarios.
The required passing score is 70% according to the current DHA assessment guideline.
| Official DHA Exam Area | What Candidates Should Review |
|---|---|
| Anterior Segment | Cornea, conjunctiva, lens, anterior chamber disorders and their diagnosis and management. |
| Glaucoma | Types of glaucoma, diagnosis, investigations, medical management and surgical principles. |
| Retina | Retinal and vitreous diseases, retinal imaging, diagnosis and treatment principles. |
| Uveitis | Inflammatory ocular disorders, differential diagnosis, systemic associations and management. |
| Pediatric Ophthalmology | Childhood eye disorders, strabismus, amblyopia, congenital conditions and pediatric assessment. |
| Oculoplastic | Eyelid, lacrimal and orbital disorders, trauma and relevant surgical management. |
| Neuro-Ophthalmology | Optic nerve disorders, visual pathways, ocular motility and neurological causes of visual symptoms. |
| Comprehensive (Optics/Pathology) | Ophthalmic optics, refraction, ocular pathology and broader ophthalmology principles. |
| Patient Safety | Safe clinical and surgical practice, risk reduction and prevention of avoidable patient harm. |
| Professionalism and Ethics | Consent, confidentiality, professional responsibilities and ethical clinical decision-making. |
Candidates have a maximum of 3 attempts per application cycle.
Start with the official DHA exam coverage rather than studying ophthalmology without a plan.
A practical approach is to:
• Review all 10 DHA coverage areas.
• Strengthen diagnosis and management of common ophthalmic disorders.
• Practice clinical scenario based MCQs.
• Review investigations and interpretation of ophthalmic findings.
• Revise emergency and sight threatening conditions.
• Include patient safety and professional ethics in your preparation.
• Complete timed practice tests.
• Review incorrect answers and spend additional time on weak areas.
