Second attempt Pmp

Alexandra if you have not done so on your first attempt then one thing that can help you immensely is to read the question efficiently. As you have probably gathered there are many questions that includes a lot of unrelated information and this is a total waste of time, time you could have used to think about relevant things. Start by reading the end of a long question. This will give you clues about what you should be looking for when you read the whole question. Example: John is a father of 3 girls and 2 boys and have been married to Tracy for 11 years. He has had 4 jobs since leaving school and was born in 1963. How old is John? So the last part of the question will tell you that you can skim over the kids, marriage and job info. The next step is to eliminate obvious wrong choices. if the choices are 12, 150,55 and 60 you can safely eliminate 12 and 150.

Then do not try to study until the evening or day before the exam, resting for a few days prior will not reduce your ability to recall, it will actually increase it. And obviously focus on the knowledge areas you scored in the lowest.

Good luck and go get them!

Thanks Anton and Tamer, I did my first attempt in May hone through PMBok 5 and then 6 due to transition and gone through rita 5 and rita 6, few mock exams but got the shock of questions being completely different. I am trying now to skim through Pmbok 6 and do as much questions as possible.
Hope it works this time ????
Thanks for your guidance, i needed to know the questions references

Alexandra, besides what you’ve done, RMC Fast Track question bank is highly recommended if you did not already solve those. Good Luck !

Read the PMBOK twice minimum & try to understand each concepts, solve questions as much as u can & preferably knowledge area wise for better understanding your weaknesses.

All the best with your 2nd attempt.

Good luck.

Hi Rami, I haven’t done the RMC fast track but heard of it.
Where can I find that?