As the PMP exam is not based solely on the PMBOK Guide (that is one of multiple references), there is no clean mapping between the two. However, the tasks in the Process domain can be mapped to the equivalent processes in the PMBOK Guide knowledge areas.
I agree with Kiron. Exam Content Outline is based on various sources. You should read PMBOK 6th and 7th Edition, and I recommend Rita Mulcahy Certification prep. Saving Changes...
Stéphane ParentSelf Employed / Semi-retired| Leader MakerPrince Edward Island, Canada
You will want to refer to the PMP Exam Preparation's reference list. Saving Changes...
Linda MullallyProject Manager, Consultant| Strategic Technical Consultant, Project Manager, Learning FacilitatorMa, United States
I struggled with this too. Thanks for asking this question and for everyone's responses - I finally just bit the bullet and ordered Rita's exam prep book.
A strategy I have been using is, when reviewing the PMBOK and other training/prep materials, I have my own ongoing outline of the exam content, and add on to it if I find new topics, change colors for areas I consider myself proficient in or that I need to study more of Saving Changes...
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