Hi Faraz, I had a similar question as I'm looking to do the CAPM, what I've been told is that the new exam will focus more on "principles" rather then processes.
My understanding is that they want new PMs to be adaptable in the sense that some projects are better suited for agile methodology and others are better suited for waterfall methodology my guess is it will be a hybrid of both but I'd e-mail PMI directly to confirm.
Cheers
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1 reply by Jessica Hogue
Jan 08, 2021 10:18 AM
Jessica Hogue
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Hi Faraz - only the PMP exam format changed, the CAPM exam remains the same as 2020.
Hi All - I am told old format for taking PMP exam that was existing in 2020 will be available for taking test till March, so wanted to check if this is true. Where can I get the details.
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3 replies by Becky Watson, Faraz Ahmad, and Kiron Bondale
Jan 06, 2021 2:38 PM
Kiron Bondale
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Jaideep -
Who told you that as I've not seen any such formal announcement by PMI?
Kiron
Jan 07, 2021 6:42 AM
Becky Watson
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You can only take the new format PMP exam (since January 2nd). Last run of the old exam was Dec 31st 2020.
Hi All - I am told old format for taking PMP exam that was existing in 2020 will be available for taking test till March, so wanted to check if this is true. Where can I get the details.
Jaideep -
Who told you that as I've not seen any such formal announcement by PMI?
Hi All - I am told old format for taking PMP exam that was existing in 2020 will be available for taking test till March, so wanted to check if this is true. Where can I get the details.
You can only take the new format PMP exam (since January 2nd). Last run of the old exam was Dec 31st 2020. Saving Changes...
Faraz AhmadProject Manager| FiberHome InternationalIslamabad, Islamabad Capital Territory, Pakistan
Jan 06, 2021 1:45 PM
Replying to Jaideep Trivedi
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Hi All - I am told old format for taking PMP exam that was existing in 2020 will be available for taking test till March, so wanted to check if this is true. Where can I get the details.
Hi Faraz, I had a similar question as I'm looking to do the CAPM, what I've been told is that the new exam will focus more on "principles" rather then processes.
My understanding is that they want new PMs to be adaptable in the sense that some projects are better suited for agile methodology and others are better suited for waterfall methodology my guess is it will be a hybrid of both but I'd e-mail PMI directly to confirm.
Cheers
Hi Faraz - only the PMP exam format changed, the CAPM exam remains the same as 2020. Saving Changes...
Takashi KodaSales| Applied IntuitionYokohama-City, 14, Japan
I am looking for guideline or regulation about disclosing Pass or fail or contents of exam. DO anyone share the link?
Keeping the guideline, I would like to share my experience. Saving Changes...
Here's an excerpt from the PMP Handbook covering this: "Among other things, this document addresses post-examination questions and discussions. It states: “…Furthermore, I agree not to discuss, debrief or disclose, in any manner, the specific content of PMI examination questions and answers, to any individual.”
Any such discussion would be a potential violation of the Certification Application/Renewal Agreement and thus, could affect the status of your certification, up to and including revocation of your certification or permanent suspension from any PMI certification examinations."
As such while you can share general info such as how many questions were of a certain type, you cannot provide specifics about individual questions.
Kiron
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1 reply by Takashi Koda
Jan 09, 2021 6:19 PM
Takashi Koda
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Kiron-san, Thank you. :-)
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Takashi KodaSales| Applied IntuitionYokohama-City, 14, Japan
Jan 09, 2021 8:13 AM
Replying to Kiron Bondale
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Takashi-san -
Here's an excerpt from the PMP Handbook covering this: "Among other things, this document addresses post-examination questions and discussions. It states: “…Furthermore, I agree not to discuss, debrief or disclose, in any manner, the specific content of PMI examination questions and answers, to any individual.”
Any such discussion would be a potential violation of the Certification Application/Renewal Agreement and thus, could affect the status of your certification, up to and including revocation of your certification or permanent suspension from any PMI certification examinations."
As such while you can share general info such as how many questions were of a certain type, you cannot provide specifics about individual questions.
