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The exam consists of 150 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) to be completed in 3 hours (180 minutes).
The test follows a single best answer format with no negative marking for incorrect choices.
Candidates must achieve a minimum score of 55% to pass the exam.
| Official DHA Exam Coverage | Preparation Focus |
|---|---|
| Applied Anatomy | Functional anatomy relevant to movement, sports performance, and common sports injuries. |
| Exercise Physiology | Physiological responses and adaptations to exercise, training, fatigue, and physical performance. |
| Kinesiology | Human movement, biomechanics, joint mechanics, and analysis of movement patterns. |
| Electrotherapy | Principles, indications, precautions, and appropriate use of electrotherapeutic modalities. |
| Advanced Sports Injury Assessment | Clinical examination, injury recognition, differential diagnosis, and assessment of sports-related conditions. |
| Treatment for Sports Injuries | Acute management, rehabilitation principles, treatment selection, and return-to-activity considerations. |
| Medical Taping Techniques | Principles and clinical application of taping techniques for sports injuries and support. |
| Nutrition and Sports Performance | Nutrition, hydration, energy requirements, and their relationship with training and athletic performance. |
| Sports Psychology | Psychological factors affecting athletes, motivation, performance, recovery, and rehabilitation. |
To qualify under DHA Professional Qualification Requirements (PQR):
• Educational Qualification: An MBBS/MD (or equivalent medical degree) recognized by the DHA, followed by a formal Master's degree, Fellowship, or recognized Specialist training program in Sports Medicine.
• Clinical Experience: Minimum 2 to 3 years of continuous post specialization clinical experience in sports medicine clinics, athletic clubs, or hospital sports departments.
• Professional Registration: Active license to practice medicine from your home country or country of residence.
• Good Standing Certificate (GSC): Issued within the last 6 months by your medical licensing board.
No. Sports Medicine is recognized as a distinct specialty in the GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council).
Both non surgical Sports Medicine Physicians (e.g., General Practitioners, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation specialists, or Family Physicians with formal Sports Medicine training) and Orthopedic Sports Specialists sit for dedicated sports medicine certification.
• Review high yield topics: sports injury assessment & management, rehabilitation, exercise physiology, nutrition, concussion, emergency care, and prevention.
• Solve large numer of exam style multiple choice questions that match the Prometric single best answer format.
• Take full length timed mock tests (150 questions in 3 hours) to build stamina and time management.
• Study explanations carefully to understand clinical reasoning.
• Prioritize scenario based questions that test decision making rather than pure recall.
Realistic MCQ practice helps you:
• Become familiar with the computer based format and clinical scenario style
• Improve speed and accuracy under timed conditions
• Identify and close knowledge gaps in high yield sports medicine topics
• Build confidence and reduce exam day anxiety
• Strengthen clinical reasoning skills required for specialist level questions
Common mistakes include:
• Studying theory without enough exam style MCQs
• Skipping timed full length mock tests (150 questions in 3 hours)
• Focusing on rare conditions while neglecting high yield topics like concussion, return to play, PPE, and common musculoskeletal injuries
• Ignoring medical conditions in athletes, nutrition, and emergency care
• Not reviewing explanations of wrong answers
• Starting preparation too late or studying inconsistently
• Underestimating ethics, professionalism, and patient safety questions
