HAAD,
DHA,
MOH &
PROMETRIC (SAUDI, OMAN, QATAR, KUWAIT & BAHRAIN)
CBT & OSCE(UK),
NCLEX-RN (USA, CANADA & AUSTRALIA)
ACLS,
IELTS,
SPOKEN ENGLISH,
BLS &
ACLS
St. Paul’s is a HAAD coaching centre in Kerala and HAAD exam coaching centre in Ernakulam, offering HAAD/DOH exam preparation, online coaching, and training for nurses and other healthcare professionals. The programme includes expert guidance, study materials, practice questions, mock tests, exam preparation, and licensing exam support, helping candidates understand the HAAD exam and prepare confidently with a structured approach.
Nurses and other healthcare professionals heading toward Abu Dhabi usually land on the same question at some point: where do you actually train for the HAAD exam in Kerala? It's a fair question. The licensing exam rewards proper preparation, current study material, and enough practice rounds to walk in without second-guessing yourself.
St. Paul's in Ernakulam has built its name around exactly this. Classes run through structured sessions, live training, and guided practice, so candidates go in already knowing the exam pattern, question format, and time limits.
Students here work with trainers who've been doing this for years, current materials, mock rounds, and discussion sessions that sharpen both subject knowledge and exam nerves. For anyone building a healthcare career in Abu Dhabi or elsewhere in the Gulf, that mix of coaching and mentoring is what gets candidates through the door.
The HAAD (Health Authority – Abu Dhabi) exam gets its own dedicated track here rather than a generic one-size-fits-all class. Sessions cover the syllabus, question formats, and pacing strategy, with both live and online options depending on what fits your schedule.
Trainers at St. Paul’s have spent years working with candidates preparing for HAAD and other Prometric-based licensing exams. Expect discussion-heavy classes where dense medical topics get broken down until they actually make sense, not repeated louder.
Materials get refreshed to match the current HAAD syllabus, so you're not studying last year's version of the exam.
Live classes, individual check-ins, and flexible online options leave room to ask questions without feeling rushed. That kind of environment tends to keep people consistent through the weeks leading up to the exam.
Plenty of nurses, doctors, and allied health professionals have gone through this program on their way to jobs in Abu Dhabi and other parts of the Gulf.
Kerala has no shortage of coaching centres claiming to be the best. A few things actually separate the useful ones from the rest.
Passing the HAAD exam is one part of a bigger move toward a healthcare career in Abu Dhabi. With experienced trainers, current materials, and mentoring that continues past the classroom, St. Paul’s in Ernakulam has built its coaching around getting candidates through that step with fewer surprises.
Top-Quality Training
Classes are built around the skills you’ll actually need on the job in Abu Dhabi, not just what’s needed to clear a test.
Latest Information
Exam details change from time to time, so you’re kept updated rather than working off outdated notes.
Easy Exam Registration
We handle the registration process, so that part isn’t one more thing on your plate.
Better Job Opportunities
First-attempt passes tend to open doors faster, and that’s what the training is built toward.
Flexible Timing
Working professional? Classes fit around your schedule, not the other way round.
Official Study Materials
Approved HAAD exam materials mean you walk in prepared instead of guessing what to expect.
1. Passport (Front and Back)
2. Photo (White background).
3. Degree/ Diploma certificate.
4. Mark cards of all years
5. Transcript
6. Experience letters.
7. Still working if applicable
8. Registration certificate
9. Good standing letter.
10. Updated CV
11. Basic Life Support card.
12. 10th Certificate.
13. 12th Certificate.
The HAAD exam has 150 multiple-choice questions, and you get 2.5 hours (150 minutes) to complete it, roughly 90 seconds per question. Marking can vary slightly depending on your country of origin and professional background.
HAAD stands for Health Authority of Abu Dhabi, the body responsible for issuing medical licences to doctors, nurses, and other professionals who want to practice in Abu Dhabi.
Generally you'll need at least two years of relevant work experience before applying. This gets checked during credentialing and licensing verification ahead of the Prometric test.
Per TAMM (Abu Dhabi Government Services), renewing a HAAD licence typically takes about 17 days once credentialing and verification are complete.
The full process, from Dataflow verification through registration and exam requirements, usually wraps up in around 17 days as well, based on TAMM’s own timelines.
Registration and document submission can be done online, including Dataflow verification. The exam itself only happens in person, at an approved Prometric test centre.
Regular MCQ practice, mock tests, and discussion sessions make the biggest difference. Working through past exam questions under time pressure helps more than passive reading, and structured coaching adds the mentoring and current material that's hard to put together on your own.
Fees depend on your profession, whether nurse, doctor, or another healthcare role, and additional charges may apply for Dataflow verification, credentialing, and processing. Since these figures shift periodically, it's worth confirming the current fee before applying.
Start by registering through the DOH (Department of Health – Abu Dhabi) website, complete Dataflow verification and credentialing, then book your slot at an approved Prometric centre. Coaching centres often help with this registration step alongside exam preparation.
Around 60%, though the exact threshold can shift slightly depending on your profession and category.
Focus on the core subjects for your profession, practice MCQs consistently, and get exam-condition experience through mock tests. A structured coaching program adds expert guidance and current material on top of that.
St. Paul’s in Ernakulam is one of the established names for this, with structured HAAD classes, updated study material, and mock tests built specifically for the Prometric exam format. Location, faculty experience, and how recent the study material is are worth checking before choosing a centre.
The HAAD exam fee itself is set by DOH and varies by profession, with extra charges for Dataflow verification and credentialing on top of that. Coaching fees are separate and depend on the institute and course format, so it's best to confirm current figures directly with the coaching centre and check the DOH website for the exam fee itself.
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