The MOH (Ministry of Health) exam is a standardized assessment conducted in various countries, primarily in the Middle East, to evaluate the competency and qualifications of healthcare professionals before granting them the necessary licenses to practice in their respective fields. The exam is designed to ensure that healthcare practitioners, such as doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and other medical professionals, meet the required standards of knowledge and skills to provide safe and effective care to patients. The MOH exam typically consists of a series of written and/or practical assessments that cover a wide range of medical topics, including clinical knowledge, medical ethics, regulations, and best practices. The content of the exam is carefully curated to reflect the current standards and guidelines in the medical field. It aims to gauge an individual's ability to diagnose medical conditions accurately, recommend appropriate treatments, understand patient care protocols, and adhere to ethical and professional standards.