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The Dubai Health Authority (DHA) Ophthalmology Specialist Exam is a licensing assessment for qualified eye care doctors seeking to practice as registered Specialist Ophthalmologists in Dubai.
It measures practical clinical expertise, diagnostic competency, and management of core surgical and medical eye conditions.
The exam typically consists of 150 multiple choice questions (MCQs) to be completed in 3 hours.
The commonly reported pass score is 65%.
Results are issued only as Pass or Fail; the exact numerical score is not shared with candidates.
Always verify the current pass mark in your Sheryan account.
| Official DHA Exam Area | What Candidates Should Review |
|---|---|
| Anterior Segment | Corneal, conjunctival, lens and anterior chamber disorders, diagnosis and management. |
| Glaucoma | Classification, diagnosis, investigations, medical treatment and surgical principles. |
| Retina | Retinal and vitreous disorders, diagnostic investigations and treatment approaches. |
| Uveitis | Ocular inflammatory disorders, causes, systemic associations, investigations and management. |
| Pediatric Ophthalmology | Pediatric eye diseases, amblyopia, strabismus and congenital ocular conditions. |
| Oculoplastic | Eyelid, lacrimal and orbital diseases, trauma and principles of management. |
| Neuro-Ophthalmology | Optic nerve disease, visual pathways, ocular motility and neurological visual disorders. |
| Comprehensive (Optics/Pathology) | Ophthalmic optics, refraction, ocular pathology and comprehensive ophthalmology principles. |
| Patient Safety | Safe clinical practice, procedural safety, risk reduction and prevention of patient harm. |
| Professionalism and Ethics | Consent, confidentiality, professional conduct and ethical clinical decision-making. |
• MBBS degree or equivalent from a recognized university
• Specialist level qualification: MD/MS or postgraduate degree in Ophthalmology
• Qualification must be verified through DataFlow Primary Source Verification (PSV) process
A practical approach is to:
• Review every DHA listed exam area.
• Strengthen diagnosis and differential diagnosis.
• Practice interpretation of clinical findings and investigations.
• Review first-line and definitive management.
• Give additional attention to sight threatening emergencies.
• Practice clinical scenario based MCQs.
• Include patient safety and professional ethics.
• Take full length timed practice tests.
• Review incorrect answers and repeatedly revise weak topics.
The goal should be to understand why a particular diagnosis or management option is appropriate, rather than memorizing isolated answers.
• Answer straightforward questions without unnecessary delay.
• For longer clinical scenarios, identify the key clinical clue.
• Eliminate clearly incorrect choices.
• Avoid spending several minutes on one question.
