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PMP Exam in Mid-2022

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Xiangning Li Principal Structural Engineer| March Consulting Associates Inc. Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
Did anyone take the PMP Exam recently? I believe that it has already followed the Examination Content Outline (ECO) dated January 2021. Are there still ITTO questions and other questions based on PMBOK 6th Edition? I applied the PMP certification. My plan is to take the exam within 6 months. It means the exam date is approximately in mid-2022. Shall I study and develop my thorough understanding of both PMBOK 6th Edition and 7th Edition or 7th Edition shall be good enough? I studied "ECO", "Agile Practice Guide", "PMBOK 6th Edition and 7th Edition". Are there any other books that I shall study before the exam except I shall take a few practice exams? I heard that Rita's "PMP Exam Prep-10th Edition" is a must for the exam, is it right? Shall I also study "PMP project management professional exam study guide: 2021 exam update" by Kim Heldman and "Questions: The 50 PMP Exam Prep Questions everyone gets wrong"? Where can I find new practice exams based on the new ECO? Thanks for any input and advise that you can help me along the journey.
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Rami Kaibni
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Senior Projects Manager | Field & Marten Associates New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada
Xiangning

Check this discussion thread out, I believe it will help answer a,L your questions:

https://www.projectmanagement.com/discussi...nd-experience--

Good Luck.

RK
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Kiron Bondale Retired | Mentor| Retired Welland, Ontario, Canada
Xiangning -

The Sixth Edition is still one of the multiple references for the exam. Over time, questions which reference content from the Seventh Edition might start to also be added to the exam pool.

For a great writeup from someone who fairly recently passed the exam, read this post: https://www.projectmanagement.com/discussi...nd-experience--

Kiron

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