During my QCHP GP Prometric exam, around 20–30% of the questions were either exact or very closely related to questions I had practised on GulfMedExams. For example, I remember a coeliac disease question on which food to avoid — barley was the answer — along with many similar stems from the platform. In ethics, there was also a doctor-and-nurse scenario about blood administration that matched scenarios I had rehearsed.
The main change I noticed was a slightly more clinical, USMLE-style reasoning tone in some questions. Even so, GulfMedExams preparation was the real lifesaver for me.
My recommendations for QCHP exam prep:
- The 200-question mock exam is a must-do for every newcomer.
- Attempt as many mini mock exams as possible.
- Practice plenty of subject-wise questions to strengthen individual topics.
- In the final days, focus less on new mocks and revise Study Material — especially High-Yield Exam Points. That revision built confidence for the ~70% of questions that were unfamiliar or in a different clinical format.
- Trust your preparation, your instincts, and the platform. Avoid too many resources, random social media advice, or conflicting opinions.
- If I cleared this exam in roughly two months, every aspiring doctor can do it too.
Best of luck to everyone preparing for upcoming Gulf licensing exams.