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• Format: 150 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs).
• Duration: 3 hours (180 minutes).
• Testing Mode: Computer Based Testing (CBT) at an authorized Prometric center.
• Question Style: Scenario based clinical cases, epidemiology problems, biostatistics calculations, and public health policy assessments.
• Negative Marking: No negative marking for incorrect answers.
The passing score for DHA Prometric exams is generally 65% .
| Official DHA Exam Area | Preparation Focus |
|---|---|
| Epidemiology | Disease distribution, measures of association, study designs and interpretation of epidemiological data. |
| Preventive Medicine | Disease prevention, screening, surveillance and preventive health strategies. |
| Biostatistics / Research Methods | Statistical concepts, research design and interpretation of health research. |
| Health Care Management | Health services, planning, quality and healthcare management principles. |
| Health Informatics | Health information, data systems and their use in public health. |
| Health Education & Communication | Health promotion, education strategies and effective health communication. |
| Maternal & Child Health Care | Public health approaches to maternal, neonatal and child health. |
| Primary Health Care Principles / Elements | Principles, components and delivery of primary healthcare. |
| Community Medicine Ethics / Legal Aspects | Ethical and legal issues relevant to community and public health practice. |
| School Health | Prevention, screening and health promotion in school populations. |
| Nutrition | Nutritional assessment, deficiencies and population-level nutrition. |
| Elderly Health Care | Public health and preventive needs of older populations. |
| Mental Health | Community mental health and population-based preventive approaches. |
| Special Needs Health Care | Health needs and services for people with special needs. |
| Occupational Health | Workplace hazards, occupational disease and prevention. |
| Environmental Health | Environmental exposures, sanitation and their effects on population health. |
| International Health | Global health issues and international approaches to disease prevention. |
Effective practice strategies include:
• Timed mock exams that simulate real test conditions (150 MCQs in 3 hours)
• Topic wise practice to strengthen weak domains
• Reviewing explanations for both correct and incorrect answers
• Tracking accuracy across different domains to monitor improvement
• Repeating mock exams until you consistently score above 65%
Aim to solve at least 1,000 to 1,500 practice MCQs before sitting for the exam.
Difficulty is moderate to high depending on your background and preparation.
Candidates with solid foundations in epidemiology, biostatistics, and preventive medicine who practice extensively with timed MCQs generally perform well.
Structured MCQ practice significantly improves first attempt outcomes.
To be eligible for the DHA exam, you typically need:
• A recognized medical degree (MBBS/MD or equivalent)
• Specialty qualification in Public Health, Community Medicine, or Preventive Medicine (e.g., MPH, MD Community Medicine, or equivalent board certification)
• Primary Source Verification (PSV) through DataFlow
• A DHA Unique ID and Prometric Eligibility ID generated through the Sheryan platform
