I think You need about 80% consistently on mock exam is more like what you should be looking for. Saving Changes...
KULDEEP TYAGIFounder and CEO| Testudaan.com - PMP Exam SimulatorIndirapuram Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, India
I think 400 good quality questions are enough if you have done through study. You can also take PMP Online Tests Saving Changes...
Oloruntoba OluwaponmilePM Consultant/Training Executive| Hybrid GroupGreat Manchester, United Kingdom
It should not really be about the numbers.
However, when you have done between 1-600 questions and do not have good scores. It is better to go study the books again to get your knowledge gaps in other. Saving Changes...
Muse AhmedProject Manager| Action in Semi-arid Lands, ASALSomalia
Dear George, it's a question worth mentioning. Since the PMP questions are mostly scenario-based questions, I would suggest PMP candidates first to acquire enough practical experience on project management. Candidates possess such experience mostly encounter no difficulties in passing PMP exam, but pre-exam tests will enable you to know the areas you should concentrate most or you're weak at.
There is no definite answer; I think it depends on the individual. The first step is to find good products for preparation. The internet is replete with sites claiming to have the best resources. Whatever resources you choose to use must be well-written and recommended by real users. Simple indicators should include grammar, sentence structure, the depth and quality of the answers the product provides, and the date of last review of the product (the more recent the better). Using multiple tools gives you additional advantages; try that. After all of these do well to try at least 1,200 questions. Saving Changes...
Marcus UdokangProject Manager| Aivaz ConsultingCalgary, Alberta, Canada
For the PMP exam it's good to read a book like one by Rita Mulcahy, or take a course. There are many good courses out there, like Dan Ryan (The PM Coach), Cornelius Fichtner (PM PrepCast), Joseph Phillips (on Udemy). But, you should also go through hundreds, maybe even a couple of thousand practice questions. You need to do many questions to see the patterns that emerge, and to be able to answer a question within a minute or so.
Cornelius Fichtner's PM PrepCast company sells monthly access to 1600 practice questions. 70% is considered a pass in the PM PrepCast exam simulator. You should be making at least 75-80% or more on the simulator exams, in order to be able to pass the PMP exam.
