DOH Exam Syllabus 2026 - Subject Blueprint
Use this DOH syllabus guide to structure your Abu Dhabi licensing preparation by high-yield subjects. Prepare with Prometric-style clinical thinking while covering all major domains consistently.
DOH Syllabus Overview
Internal Medicine
Core domainCardiology, respiratory medicine, endocrinology, nephrology, GI, infectious disease.
General Surgery
Core domainAcute abdomen, trauma principles, peri-operative care, common surgical decision-making.
Pediatrics
Core domainNeonatal care, pediatric emergencies, vaccination, childhood infections, growth milestones.
Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Core domainAntenatal care, labor complications, postpartum emergencies, and common gynecology.
This page is a practical preparation framework for DOH/HAAD search intent; always verify final eligibility and exam details through official DOH channels.
How to Use the Syllabus Efficiently
- Start with Internal Medicine to build strong baseline coverage early.
- Practice 50-100 DOH-style MCQs daily and track weak topics by subject.
- Run weekly timed mixed blocks to improve pacing and retention.
- In the last 2 weeks, focus on mocks, review errors, and revise high-yield notes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What subjects are included in the DOH exam syllabus?
Most doctor pathways prepare across Internal Medicine, General Surgery, Pediatrics, and Obstetrics & Gynaecology with clinical single-best-answer MCQs. Final scope depends on your professional title and category.
Is the DOH syllabus different from HAAD?
Many candidates still use the term HAAD, while licensing now runs under DOH Abu Dhabi workflows. In practice, candidates prepare with the same clinical subject framework and Prometric-style question format.
Which subject has the highest weight in DOH?
A universal public weight table is not always listed for every title. A safe strategy is to prioritize core Medicine topics, then build balanced coverage in Surgery, Pediatrics, and OBGYN.
How should I study the DOH syllabus efficiently?
Use a subject-based plan with daily MCQs, weekly mixed timed blocks, and targeted revision for weak areas. This improves recall, speed, and decision-making for exam day.
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