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Ricky Wong Senior Business Analyst| Emperor Group Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Exam date is 21/3/2020. Already read Rita book 3 times. Enrolled the PM Fast Track to start my Sim Test. Any other recommendation ? Thanks.
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Anonymous
Feb 24, 2020 7:43 AM
Replying to Luis Branco
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Dear Ricky
I think you can read (study) the PMBOCK Guide

How many questions have you answered in the question simulator?

I suggest you gain skills in two areas:
- Speed ??of response (series of 200 questions)
- Answer questions similar to those that come out in the exam (analyze the correct answers and the reasons)

You can also answer questions that are on here at ProjectManagement. with:

https://www.projectmanagement.com/PMchallenge/

I wish you a great success in your study and pass the exam
The PM Prepcast exam simulator was a great tool for studying for the PMP (https://www.project-management-prepcast.co...xam-simulator). The paid version has full 200 question timed exams as well as a learning mode. Both methods were great to get a feel for why I was getting questions wrong as well as how to mange my time and energy in the full exam.

The Vargas video (https://ricardo-vargas.com/videos/elaborat...k-6th-edition/) was good to get a broad view of how all the knowledge areas and process groups work as a whole.

Good luck!
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Ricky Wong Senior Business Analyst| Emperor Group Hong Kong, Hong Kong
I have subscribed the RMC PM FASTrack cloud as my Sim Test tool. Also most of the question is asked base on the PMP Exam Prep book. I already done almost over 600 questions from this tool. Does any guys consider the question style is difficult more or similar of the real exam question ?
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Furqan Ullah Manager Projects and Application Development| Central Depository Company of Pakistan Limited Karachi, Pakistan
Review PMBOK, use flash cards if provided to you by the 35 hours education provider.
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1 reply by Ricky Wong
Mar 13, 2020 6:38 AM
Ricky Wong
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I think flash cards is not the most critical tool but do more sim test is the best approach for you to know what kind of area , knowledge and your understanding still have the gap between the right answer. Through practice more on sim test you should know more and help to memorize the definition.
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Ricky Wong Senior Business Analyst| Emperor Group Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Mar 13, 2020 6:06 AM
Replying to Furqan Ullah
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Review PMBOK, use flash cards if provided to you by the 35 hours education provider.
I think flash cards is not the most critical tool but do more sim test is the best approach for you to know what kind of area , knowledge and your understanding still have the gap between the right answer. Through practice more on sim test you should know more and help to memorize the definition.
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Olasunkanmi Olatunbosun Lagos, Nigeria
Feb 24, 2020 7:43 AM
Replying to Luis Branco
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Dear Ricky
I think you can read (study) the PMBOCK Guide

How many questions have you answered in the question simulator?

I suggest you gain skills in two areas:
- Speed ??of response (series of 200 questions)
- Answer questions similar to those that come out in the exam (analyze the correct answers and the reasons)

You can also answer questions that are on here at ProjectManagement. with:

https://www.projectmanagement.com/PMchallenge/

I wish you a great success in your study and pass the exam
Thank you so much Luis for this reply. Coincidentally, I saw this post at the earlier hours of today (few hours to my paper). I'm happy to tell you I came out successful. The questions in this PMchallenge really gave me an insight into how PMI set questions. Cheers
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2 replies by Ricky Wong and Stéphane Parent
Mar 14, 2020 3:16 AM
Ricky Wong
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Olasunkanmi Olatunbosun, do you pass the PMI exam ? Does the PMchallenge question style is similar of the real exam question ?
Mar 16, 2020 12:43 PM
Stéphane Parent
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Congratulations Olasunkanmi! That is a great achievement!
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Ricky Wong Senior Business Analyst| Emperor Group Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Mar 13, 2020 2:40 PM
Replying to Olasunkanmi Olatunbosun
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Thank you so much Luis for this reply. Coincidentally, I saw this post at the earlier hours of today (few hours to my paper). I'm happy to tell you I came out successful. The questions in this PMchallenge really gave me an insight into how PMI set questions. Cheers
Olasunkanmi Olatunbosun, do you pass the PMI exam ? Does the PMchallenge question style is similar of the real exam question ?
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Stéphane Parent Self Employed / Semi-retired| Leader Maker Prince Edward Island, Canada
Mar 13, 2020 2:40 PM
Replying to Olasunkanmi Olatunbosun
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Thank you so much Luis for this reply. Coincidentally, I saw this post at the earlier hours of today (few hours to my paper). I'm happy to tell you I came out successful. The questions in this PMchallenge really gave me an insight into how PMI set questions. Cheers
Congratulations Olasunkanmi! That is a great achievement!
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Mohammad Wasim Singapore, Singapore, Singapore
PMBOK, Simulation Tests & Cheat Sheet(you need to prepare yourself) should be sufficient.
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