How to prepare for the ΔΟΑΤΑΠ (DOATAP) exam
The ΔΟΑΤΑΠ exam is the Greek recognition exam for doctors who trained abroad. The exam is in Greek, so preparation has two parts: the medicine itself and the Greek exam language.
How should I start preparing for the ΔΟΑΤΑΠ exam?
Start with questions, not just textbooks. Work through exam-style multiple-choice questions by specialty, read the explanation for every mistake, and repeat the weak topics with spaced repetition. Iatrós has 9,388 Greek multiple-choice questions in the exam format, split across 8 specialties.
Which subjects should I cover?
Iatrós covers OB/GYN (1,666 questions), pediatrics (1,458), surgery (1,348), pharmacology (1,311), anatomy (1,286), internal medicine (1,207), physiology (1,017) and pathology (95).
Does the exam have separate parts?
Iatrós trains both formats: Day 1 (preclinical) and Day 2 (clinical), plus a full-exam mode and quick practice sessions. Always confirm current dates, fees and rules with the official ΔΟΑΤΑΠ announcements.
Can I study in my own language?
The questions are in Greek, as in the real exam. Explanations are available in Ukrainian, English, Romanian, Bulgarian and Serbian.
Is Iatrós affiliated with ΔΟΑΤΑΠ?
No. Iatrós is an independent study tool and is not affiliated with ΔΟΑΤΑΠ.
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Iatrós is an independent study tool and is not affiliated with ΔΟΑΤΑΠ. Check official announcements for exam rules and dates. Last updated 2026-10-26. Contact: [email protected]