I know what you mean about time management. PMP" at the end of my exam on Friday 6th and I like toīelieve that this positive messaging (while doing the prepĪll the best and feel free to reach out for any other help. I remember visualising the "Congratulations on passing your You just need to plan, stick to the plan and remain focused. The knowledge areas and the number of processes in each Which summarises the processes and knowledge areas)ģ) Memory tips: Created a mnemonic to help me remember Understanding the logic behind each and applicationĢ) Brain dump: Praticed this daily and included theĮarned value management formulas and Table 3-1 (one
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There are also many free practice exams online (I usedĮ, and LinkedIn learning)Ħ) In the final week, I took at least 2 full length examsĪ day to build stamina and figure how to manage my time.ġ) ITTOs: did not memorize this but worked on See on the real exam) and most important there is anĪnalysis which helps you know the areas to focus on.
(found that it matched the type of questions you would Want to be tested on, the question quality is high My reasons: you can choose the knowledge areas you For this I recommend the PM Prepcast exam simulator (which I had a chance to use for my exam prep before March) My new study plan:ġ) Scheduled to take the exam in a month's time (April 6th)Ģ) Read through PMBOK 6th Edition twice in conjunction withĪ PMP Prep Course by Joseph Phillips (on Udemy)ģ) Spend at least 2 hours daily on a knowledge area (used theĤ) Took all the exams at the end of each knowledge area.ĥ) Once I was done with a knowledge area I would take Therefore in March 2018, I switched gears and started exam
Planned to take the exam before 26th March but was unable I took and passed the PMP exam based on PMBOK 6th Edition All the best as you prepare to take the exam on April 24th.
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