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@Chintan:

You do provide some valuable tipps, like the previous poster also, but there is one thing i like kind to disagree.
It si about your second point regarding the ITTO''s.

I know that this is broadly discussed out there and there are a lot of sources which recommend to train and memorize all the ITTO''s by heart.

But that is exactly what i do disagree about. Imho it is just not necessary and a huge waste of time and ressources just to try.
There are more than 600 ITTO''s related to all the 47 PM processes and i would say it is nearly impossible for 99% o the aspirants to memorize them.
But just more important, it is simply not necessary.
I did the exam back in august this year and i can''t remember not a single question which has asked for an ITTO directly, not one.
And in addition i would say, if you have learned about all the processes and if you have UNDERSTANd how they work and how they are interrelated, than the ITTO''s are coming by nature.

However, for all who are asking themselves if they should learn the ITTO''s by hear or not i would like to recommend this article here:

Should you learn ITTOs by Heart?

http://wren.cf/5v

Just my 2 cents ...

Regards,

Markus

Hatem, I'm sorry you failed the exam. I failed my first attempt as well. On your report, there should be areas indicating the specific topics that you performed poorly on.

Those questions can definitely be tricky. There may be two or three correct answers, and in order to get credit on the question, you have to select the most correct answer.

My recommendation would be to take a lot of practice exams and get a sense of the sorts of questions that will be asked. If you know the material pretty well now, I'd suggest finding practice questions and practice exams on google and going over those repeatedly. If you get an answer wrong, make sure to stop and understand exactly why the answer you selected wasn't the correct (or most correct) answer.

Here is a site that may help:
http://www.pm-exam-simulator.com/articles/...r-pmp-exam-prep

Here are some links from a quora post...
Here are my picks from experience:

If you want an unlimited number of free PMP Mock Tests that can save you some serious cash without compromising on quality, you should try PMP Practice tests from Exam Central
http://www.examcentral.net/pmp/pmp-practice-exam

If you are looking for some seriously challenging PMP Exam questions (75 free) with a paid option, check out Oliver Lehmann’s PMP Website
http://www.oliverlehmann.com/sample-questions-pmp-self-tests.html

Another good quality free full length test you should try is the Practice Test from Head First Labs (It is only moderately challenging but will still be worth your your time)
http://www.headfirstlabs.com/PMP/free_exam/

I passed my PMP yesterday at first attempt (10th July 2017) Thank u all for valuable support...
Special Thanks to Simplilearn and Rita

Hi Rebecca,

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where you can find all the informations needed. YOu will find also a community of PMP aspirants and already PMP''s who are willing to help you with PMP preparation and all the questions and problems which may appear.

For instance you can find there not only this complete guide:

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We are planning to provide a study plan online which will be customizable to everyones own preferences, but this is a future feature ...

Lastly i would like to refer to our blog here on pm.com, published a few days ago about the 12 most relevant prep materials as a guideline:

http://www.projectmanagement.com/blog/pm.p...9C07ECA73F6B47B

Well, hope that helps a bit further.

Please don''t hesitate to ask any further questions.

Regards,

Markus

www.projectmanagement.plus

Amzing Stuff Markus. It definitely charged me up to start preparation to take up the exam. thanks for sharing it.

Thank you Sameer.

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Regards,

Markus