Real DHA recalls from recent exams plus MCQs that come back again on Dubai Prometric. Every question has a clear answer — not old Telegram PDFs with wrong options or missing lab values.
70%
Exam felt familiar (Dr. Rakib, DHA GP)
150
Typical DHA GP MCQs
1,000+
Verified repeats in vault
Pass/Fail
Sheryan result format
This page covers both DHA recalls and most repeated MCQs. For repeated questions only, see DHA Repeated Questions. For all Gulf exams together, see Most Repeated MCQs.
DHA recalls are questions doctors remember after their Sheryan exam. They help you see what came recently, but often miss lab values or have wrong options.
Most repeated DHA MCQs are topics that appeared in many past exams. They are better for final revision than one random recall from a friend.
Use recalls to see what came last month. Use repeated MCQs to learn topics Dubai examiners ask again and again. GulfMedExams lists both with clear answers.
Put each DHA recall under Medicine, Surgery, Pediatrics, or OBGYN before you practice.
Open Repeats Vault and sort by how often a question appeared — these matter most for DHA.
Learn the first step, the right test, and what not to do — not just the correct letter.
Try to answer each MCQ in about 70–90 seconds, like the real Sheryan exam.
Verified reviews from GulfMedExams success stories — doctors who used repeated MCQs and recalls in Dubai, UAE prep.
“It's a pleasure for me. I sat the DHA exam last month and, Alhamdulillah, scored 86.5% on my assessment. GulfMedExams helped me tremendously — about 70% of the questions felt familiar from my preparation. I've already recommended this site to many candidates.”
Dr. Rakib Uddin
Doctor · DHA General Practice · Passed · 1st attempt
86.5% · Medicine 88%, Pediatrics 91%, OBGYN 84%, Surgery 83% · May 2026
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Doctor · DHA · Passed · 2nd attempt
June 2026 · 1–2 months prep
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Doctor · DHA · Passed · 1st attempt
Attempt 1 · June 2026 · 1–2 months prep · 55% qs from site
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DHA — Passed · 50% from site
Telegram or WhatsApp PDFs with missing lab values or wrong answers.
Files that promise the exact same official exam questions.
Lists of answers only — with no explanation of why.
Recalls used instead of studying the full syllabus.
Old exam format claims that do not match Prometric today.
Content that copies protected exam material word for word.
Recalls are questions a doctor remembers from one recent exam. Most repeated MCQs are topics that come back in many DHA exams. Both help, but repeated MCQs are better for steady revision.
Many doctors say 35–70% of questions felt familiar on exam day. Dr. Rakib scored 86.5% on DHA GP and said about 70% looked familiar from GulfMedExams practice.
Often not. Telegram PDFs may have wrong options, old guidelines, or missing lab values. Use recall banks that give a full answer and explanation.
No. Use recalls and repeated MCQs in the last few weeks, but also study the full syllabus, do subject MCQs, and take timed mock exams.
Use GulfMedExams Repeats Vault for DHA repeats with answers. Start free, then try timed DHA-style practice on /exams.
Study DHA recalls and most repeated MCQs with clear answers — then try timed practice to see how you score.
Practice DHA Repeated MCQsRecall PDFs on Telegram and WhatsApp are often wrong and may break exam rules. GulfMedExams lists DHA repeats with answers — use them to see common exam topics, not instead of studying the full syllabus.
After you review repeats, try timed DHA MCQs to check your score before exam day.
Quick answer
DHA most repeated MCQs are questions and topics that come back in many past exams. Recalls are what doctors remember from a recent sitting. GulfMedExams puts both in the Repeats Vault with clear answers — use them in the last few weeks along with full syllabus study and mock exams.
This guide is written for doctors preparing for DHA licensing in Dubai, UAE. Requirements change — always confirm fees, deadlines, and eligibility on official authority portals before booking your exam slot.
Each page in this hub covers one step in depth. Follow the full pathway rather than relying on a single article — this reduces gaps that cause retakes and delays.
Telegram groups and shared PDFs are unreliable and may violate exam policies. GulfMedExams collects verified repeats submitted by candidates and pairs them with explanations inside a structured bank — useful for pattern recognition, not substitution for clinical reading.
Before acting on any third-party guide (including this one), confirm your profession category, document list, and fee schedule directly with Dubai Health Authority. Policies in Dubai, UAE are updated without always being reflected in older blog posts.
If your profile involves gaps in practice, multiple registrations, or credentials from several countries, expect additional review steps — generic checklists may not cover your case.
Next step — exam practice
Reading guides alone rarely converts to exam performance. After you confirm Dubai Health Authority requirements, use GulfMedExams to drill Prometric-style MCQs with explanations, track weak systems, and revisit high-yield topics before booking your slot.
Timed sessions, explanations, and progress tracking for DHA and all Gulf exams.
Candidate-submitted recalls organised by exam — use alongside structured MCQ banks.
Requirements, fees, and timelines change. This page is educational — always confirm your category-specific rules on official authority portals before paying verification or exam fees.