Senior Projects Manager | Field & Marten AssociatesNew Westminster, British Columbia, Canada
Bahjat, I highly recommend you do practice exams and focus on the domains you scored lowest. PM PrepCast has a solid simulator, and they provide rationale for all answers. They do have practice exams per domain, and overall. Hope this helps. Good Luck!
Bahjat, I recommend you do practice exams and focus on the domains you scored lowest score try again do not give up and I am sure you will pass the exam .
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1 reply by Bahjat Samaha
Apr 27, 2026 1:26 PM
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Hello, Thank you for your input. Are the mock practice exams in the PMI Study Hall closer to the PMP exam ?
Bahjat, I highly recommend you do practice exams and focus on the domains you scored lowest. PM PrepCast has a solid simulator, and they provide rationale for all answers. They do have practice exams per domain, and overall. Hope this helps. Good Luck!
Bahjat, I recommend you do practice exams and focus on the domains you scored lowest score try again do not give up and I am sure you will pass the exam .
Hello, Thank you for your input. Are the mock practice exams in the PMI Study Hall closer to the PMP exam ? Saving Changes...
Emmanuel AyeniConsultant| Huawei TechnologiesVictoria Island Lagos, Nigeria
Thanks, Bahjat, for asking this question.
I also failed the exam on first attempt a week ago.
I am planning the retake next month. Many people have suggested either PrepCast or Study Hall, I might add either one or both to the study mix of my mock practice. to enable me get use to the exam time constrain and the exam scenario-based questions.
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Jul 14, 2026 11:16 AM
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UPDATE: I took the PMP exam on the 1st of July and I passed the PMP AT/T/BT. I am grateful to God and everyone who supported me on this journey, I will share a more elaborate post on things I did differently which was majorly more practice, developing the PMP mindset and lots of prayer and meditation.
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Dr. Kene EwuluExecutive Leadership & Project Management Coach| KDE Leadership LLCAtlanta, Ga, United States
Time management is key. As an Authorized Training Instructor for the PMP and CAPM credentials, I work my enrollees through the time required. You will have about 75 seconds for each question; the strategy is to spend 30 seconds max on each question, flag the ones you might know, but will need more time on, and come back to them ONLY during your second time around on the questions. Your third time around should be for questions you do not know, and by then, you should have 71% in the bag. Works all the time. Feel free to reach out to me if you need more guidance; glad to help my colleagues.
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1 reply by Emmanuel Ayeni
Jul 14, 2026 11:13 AM
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thank you for this addition, I found it helpful in my second retake where I passed the PMP AT/T/BT
Hi, firstly reading & understanding the PMBOK is key. PMI Study Hall (this is a 3-month subscription) is also a great resource and helped me to prepare (I passed on my third try). Using the PMI resources is far more beneficial than any courses on other platforms. However, for someone starting out in Project Management I recommend the Project Management Foundation series on LinkedIn Learning. Saving Changes...
Ahmed ElkhoulyProject Engineer| ALRAWAF Contracting CompanyTabuk, Saudi Arabia
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