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Noha Khattab Assistant Exams Compliance Lead - MENA| British Council Egypt Cairo, New Cairo, Egypt
I need to practice many questions for my soon approaching PMP Exam. From where can I get a good database of practice Questions and Answers? I read Rita only, but I need to practice. Any suggestions?
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Kevin Drake Perth, Western Australia, Australia
I found PMStudy is really good
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Riyadh Salih Saskatchewan, Canada
Aug 06, 2018 1:34 AM
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Riyadh!!! I don't believe this Fastrack simulation!!! not same as exam, because, I solved all this one and I didn't pass as first attempt but when I solved from PMSTUDY full questions, I passed it and I found it very closely and helpful!!!
Tamer, they said that you have to score 85% on mock exam so that you can pass real exam. I have not used Rita as mentioned before nor PMSTUDY
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Srikana Ray
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IT Project Manager
Rita has a good set of chapter end questions which you can practice.
Another book by Andy Crowe has 200 questions which you could do.
Online links :
https://www.oliverlehmann.com/contents/fre...e_Questions.pdf
https://www.project-management-prepcast.co...-exam-questions
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Tricia Moore Deputy Program Manager| Tetra Tech Ventnor, Nj, United States
Hi there. I took and passed the PMP exam on my first attempt on Monday. My overall score was "Above Target". I achieved this with only reading a few chapters of the PMBOK and only using the PM simulator test simulator at https://www.project-management-prepcast.com for preparation.

The simulator package I purchased included 7 exams and 1 ITTO exam. Each full exam was four hours long, 200 questions. The exam provides feedback on how you are doing in each knowledge area and process group. There is an option to review incorrect answers. I would write down why I go the answer wrong. Time consuming yes. I found it to be extremely valuable. Overall, the questions in the simulator were far more difficult than the actual exam. My scores in the simulator ranged from 68 to 78%.
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Oct 22, 2018 5:05 AM
Sante Delle-Vergini, PhD
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Great to hear Tricia.
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Sante Delle-Vergini, PhD Senior Project Manager| Infosys Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Oct 19, 2018 10:45 AM
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Hi there. I took and passed the PMP exam on my first attempt on Monday. My overall score was "Above Target". I achieved this with only reading a few chapters of the PMBOK and only using the PM simulator test simulator at https://www.project-management-prepcast.com for preparation.

The simulator package I purchased included 7 exams and 1 ITTO exam. Each full exam was four hours long, 200 questions. The exam provides feedback on how you are doing in each knowledge area and process group. There is an option to review incorrect answers. I would write down why I go the answer wrong. Time consuming yes. I found it to be extremely valuable. Overall, the questions in the simulator were far more difficult than the actual exam. My scores in the simulator ranged from 68 to 78%.
Great to hear Tricia.
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Ivo Essenberg Senior Program Manager| IDEXX Hoofddorp, Netherlands
I found Harold Kerzner's book "Project Management: A Systems Approach to Planning, Scheduling, and Controlling" quite useful when I prepped for my PMP exam. It includes access to one free PMP Mock Exam from Wiley Efficient Learning.
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Anish Abraham Privacy Program Manager| University of Washington Auburn, Wa, United States
Try http://pmtraining.com ,I found the mock questions very useful.
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