Free licensing mock exams
The authorities report your result as pass or fail and never release your score - so most candidates walk into the exam with no idea where they actually stand. These free timed diagnostics fix that. Real questions, real pace, an instant score against the official pass mark and a breakdown of the domains you are weakest in.
Nursing & midwifery
2 free mocksPhysicians & specialties
19 free mocksGeneral Practitioner (GP)
GEN5331Five papers across all 13 GP domains - the widest bank we publish.
Start free diagnostic→Internal Medicine
INT59213 exam-length papers covering every published domain for Internal Medicine.
Start free diagnostic→Cardiology
CRD57513 exam-length papers covering every published domain for Cardiology.
Start free diagnostic→Orthopedic Surgery
ORT59713 exam-length papers covering every published domain for Orthopedic Surgery.
Start free diagnostic→Dermatology
DER54213 exam-length papers covering every published domain for Dermatology.
Start free diagnostic→Neurology
NRO50113 exam-length papers covering every published domain for Neurology.
Start free diagnostic→Pediatrics
PED53913 exam-length papers covering every published domain for Pediatrics.
Start free diagnostic→Obstetrics & Gynecology
OBG58913 exam-length papers covering every published domain for Obstetrics & Gynecology.
Start free diagnostic→General Surgery
GEN53413 exam-length papers covering every published domain for General Surgery.
Start free diagnostic→Anesthesiology
ANA57813 exam-length papers covering every published domain for Anesthesiology.
Start free diagnostic→Diagnostic Radiology
SDR60423 exam-length papers covering every published domain for Diagnostic Radiology.
Start free diagnostic→Emergency Medicine
EME55313 exam-length papers covering every published domain for Emergency Medicine.
Start free diagnostic→Psychiatry
PSY59613 exam-length papers covering every published domain for Psychiatry.
Start free diagnostic→Family Medicine
FAM58713 exam-length papers covering every published domain for Family Medicine.
Start free diagnostic→Ophthalmology
OPH58413 exam-length papers covering every published domain for Ophthalmology.
Start free diagnostic→Otolaryngology (ENT)
ENT57213 exam-length papers covering every published domain for Otolaryngology (ENT).
Start free diagnostic→Urology
URO59313 exam-length papers covering every published domain for Urology.
Start free diagnostic→Gastroenterology
GES51713 exam-length papers covering every published domain for Gastroenterology.
Start free diagnostic→Pulmonology
PUL50813 exam-length papers covering every published domain for Pulmonology.
Start free diagnostic→Allied health
7 free mocksPhysiotherapist
PHY5121MSK, neuro, cardiopulmonary, electrotherapy and professional practice.
Start free diagnostic→Medical Laboratory Technologist
LAB5631Chemistry, haematology, microbiology, blood bank and QC.
Start free diagnostic→Radiographer
RAD5152Positioning, physics, radiation protection, CT/MRI and patient care.
Start free diagnostic→Pharmacy Technician
PHT54513 exam-length papers built to the published Pharmacy Technician blueprint.
Start free diagnostic→Occupational Therapist
ORA55623 exam-length papers built to the published Occupational Therapist blueprint.
Start free diagnostic→Respiratory Therapist
RES58823 exam-length papers built to the published Respiratory Therapist blueprint.
Start free diagnostic→Speech & Language Pathologist
SPL67323 exam-length papers built to the published Speech & Language Pathologist blueprint.
Start free diagnostic→Why a diagnostic beats more reading
Re-reading notes produces a strong feeling of familiarity and very little durable recall. Retrieving an answer under time pressure - the way the actual exam demands - is what consolidates it, and it is also the only way to find out what you do not know. That is the entire point of sitting a paper cold before you start studying, not after.
It matters more here than in most exams because of how GCC licensing results work. DHA, DOH, MOHAP and SCFHS all report a bare pass or fail. You never learn your score, and you never learn which domain sank you - so a candidate who fails twice often has no more information the third time than the first. And the third time is the last: the Unified Professional Qualification Requirements cap you at three attempts across all UAE authorities combined.
Each of these diagnostics draws one question per blueprint domain, so the breakdown at the end maps to the same structure the real paper is built on. It is a small sample and we will not pretend otherwise - it cannot tell you whether you will pass. It can tell you, reliably, which domains to open first.