Questions regarding PMI profile!!

Assuming profile, in this case, is the application?

Like my friend, Riyadh states, the application is its own effort. Focus on getting through that and submit. I would also suggest informing those managers whom you reference ahead of time in case there is a need to supply additional proof (audit). If the application is rejected, simply update and resubmit.

In my preparation, I began studying once approved so to have full focus. I also used the same span as you plan; 5-6 months. Good luck!

Hello Nahid,

first of all, you should read through the PMP Credentials Handbook by PMI; that should answer most of your questions and should also deny your confusion.

You can find it here:

http://www.pmi.org/-/media/pmi/documents/p...al-handbook.pdf


I do also have a lot of tips and recommendations for the PMP preparation itself; e.g., I have created a PMP preparation program which works like your very own study plan, but since we are not allowed to post external links (others than PMI or pm.com) I will send you that information as a private note.

Please do not hesitate to ask any further questions that may occur.

regards,

Markus

The way I did it is different from others. I started studying first. I had a study buddy and we met weekly. We did one chapter of Rita's book a week. About half way through, we both took a break and did our application. I was lucky because someone shared their application with me so I could see what level of detail was required, etc. Once submitted it takes a few weeks to be approved. Once we finished our self study, I found a boot camp class to take. I scheduled to take the exam about 3 weeks after boot camp. I needed the boot camp to prepare for how to take the test and to answer any remaining questions I had about the material. Throughout this entire process, I also had a pmp quiz app on my phone. I would do 10-20 questions a day, sometimes more. For the 3 weeks between bootcamp and the test, I did several full 200 question practice exams.
I started the process in June and tool the test in December. I wanted to take my time studying and learning the material. As I learned, I also tried to incorporate the tools into my daily work. For example, we never used WBS. After reading about them, I created WBS and WBS dictionary for some of my projects. I always learn better by doing it.
Good luck!

Well I guess my colleagues here provided some valuable information but if you need anything else let us know. Good Luck Nahid