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MOH Oman (OMSB) exam for doctors & dentists
The Oman Medical Specialty Board (OMSB), under Oman's Ministry of Health, oversees the licensing exam that doctors, medical specialists, and dentists must pass before practicing in the Sultanate of Oman.
INTERFACE has been an acknowledged leader in offering the most successful prep courses and Qbanks for the OMSB Oman exam, and is one of the few test preparation companies that has been monitoring the MOH Oman exam on an ongoing basis for many years -- actively updating course content and MCQs based on feedback we regularly receive from recent test takers, so every new student gets the most current, exam-relevant material.
Our OMSB Live Online course takes between 65 and 100 hours to complete and runs 6 to 10 weeks depending on your pace and schedule. Refresher/crash courses of two weeks or more are also available.
MOH Oman (OMSB) exam qbanks and specialty guides
The exact syllabus weightage, exam format, and eligibility requirements are set separately for each specialty by OMSB. Choose your specific role below for accurate, verified details rather than relying on general figures:
- OMSB General Practitioner (OEGP) Exam — 150 MCQs, 2 hours 45 minutes, 60-65% passing, no viva.
- OMSB General Dentist Exam — 100 MCQs, 2.5 hours, 60-65% passing, plus a mandatory viva.
- OMSB Obstetrics & Gynecology Exam — 150 MCQs, ~3 hours, 60% passing, plus a mandatory viva.
- OMSB Internal Medicine Exam — specialty exam for internal medicine physicians, plus a mandatory viva.
- OMSB General Surgery Exam — written exam plus an in-country Oral/Viva examination.
- OMSB Dermatology Exam — specialty exam for dermatology physicians, plus a mandatory viva.
- OMSB Pediatrics Exam — 100 MCQs, 2.5 hours, 65% passing, plus a mandatory viva.
- OMSB Orthodontics Exam — specialty exam for orthodontists, plus a mandatory viva.
- OMSB Endodontics Exam — specialty exam for endodontists, plus a mandatory viva.
- OMSB Prosthodontics Exam — specialty exam for prosthodontists, plus a mandatory viva.
How the OMSB Oman exam works
The OMSB exam is a closed-book, computer-based multiple-choice test. Since April 2023, Oman has moved its exams from Prometric to Pearson VUE, so confirm you're booking through the current platform. Candidates complete DataFlow Primary Source Verification of their credentials as part of the eligibility process before booking their exam slot.
For specialist tracks (dental and medical specialties), the general pattern is a written exam of roughly 150 MCQs over about 3 hours with a 60% passing score, followed by a mandatory viva -- a case-scenario oral exam held before a 2-3 doctor panel at OMSB's Muscat facility. The General Practitioner exam, known as the OEGP (Oman Examination for General Practitioners), is different: it's a single 150-question written exam with no separate viva stage. Because each specialty's exact question count, timing, and passing threshold can vary, review your specific exam's guide above before you start preparing rather than assuming another specialty's figures apply to yours.
Frequently asked questions
> What is the OMSB exam?
The OMSB (Oman Medical Specialty Board) exam is a licensing exam required for doctors, medical specialists, and dentists who want to practice professionally in Oman. It tests clinical knowledge relevant to the applicant's specific specialty.
> Who needs to take the OMSB exam?
Any doctor, medical specialist, or dentist applying for an OMSB professional license to work in Oman needs to pass the OMSB exam that corresponds to their specialty (for example, General Practitioner, Internal Medicine, General Surgery, Obs & Gynae, Pediatrics, or one of the dental specialties).
> Is the OMSB exam the same for every specialty?
No. Each specialty has its own question count, exam duration, and passing score, and only specialist tracks require a viva -- the General Practitioner (OEGP) exam does not. A General Practitioner's exam pattern is not the same as a General Surgery, Pediatrics, or Prosthodontics exam pattern, so always check the guide for your specific specialty rather than assuming the figures carry over.
> Is the OMSB exam delivered via Prometric or Pearson VUE?
Pearson VUE. Oman moved its exams from Prometric to Pearson VUE starting April 2023, so confirm you're booking through the current platform before scheduling.
> How should I prepare for the OMSB exam?
Most candidates prepare using a dedicated Qbank of practice MCQs with explanations, combined with a structured review of their specialty's syllabus, and -- for specialist tracks -- separate preparation for the viva. INTERFACE's Live Online course (65-100 hours over 6-10 weeks) and shorter refresher/crash courses are built specifically around each specialty's current OMSB exam blueprint.
> Are exemptions available from the OMSB exam?
Possibly, for some specialists holding recognized international fellowships or board certifications, evaluated case by case. OMSB does not publish a fixed list of qualifying certifications the way some other Gulf authorities do, so check your specific specialty's guide above and confirm your own exemption status directly with OMSB.
