Sharique SiddiqueLead Project Control Engineer| H.K. AL Sadiq Sons Contracting Co. LtdRas Tanura, Saudi Arabia
Hello Everyone!
My exam is in 3 weeks. Can you please advise what to do and what not to do for these days?
I have solved many mocks (PMstudy 3 sets of 200Q,, Prepcast 2 sets of 200Q,, simplearn free mock of 200Q, Scardo 10 sets of 50Q) and my scores are not crossing 72% they are stucked in between 68% to 72% | should I keep solving more mocks or study the book?
What should be my strategy for the remaining days?
Most importantly: what should I do to braindump all concepts at a time for final 3-5 days revision?
Or Should I extend my exam date?
Your advice and guidance will be highly appreciated.
Thank you!
P.S: I passed my CAPM at 2nd attempt and I literally want to pass PMP at first attempt. Saving Changes...
Mohamad FararjehProject Management - Electrical Engineer| San Francisco Bar Area Rapid Transit (BART)Santa Clara, Ca, United States
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p abdoIT Project Manager| AtheneClive, Ia, United States
Hello!
I received my PMP via self-study (and experience) in about 3 weeks. For my studies, I used the PMP Exam Prep Training Guide from Rita Mulcahy. The link to her website is: http://www.rmcls.com/about/rita.aspx However, you can purchase the books on Amazon as well. I found this series to be extremely helpful in many ways.
Hopefully this well help you as well!
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Sergio Luis ConteHelping to create solutions for everyone| Worldwide based OrganizationsBuenos Aires, Argentina
Here comes: 1-the important thing is: you must answer the questions based on what PMI said is valid not based on you know is valid because your personal experience. 2-questions are situational questions so you need to understand where you are in time and space for each question. 3-make more than 1200-1500 questions and when you get 75%-90% accuracy systematically then you are ready. 4-day before the exam and the day of the exam do nothing related to the exam except the exam itself. Relax. The exam is like a travel on airplane: when you are into then it has no sense getting nervous thinking about a bad result. Saving Changes...
Samer AlhmdanSenior Project Manager, PMP, PMI-RMP, LEED AP, EDGE Expert| darDubai, United Arab Emirates
all what you need is trust. Saving Changes...
Praveen MalikIndependent Consultant| Independent ConsultantNew Delhi, India
Is 70–80% a good score? Answer could be yes and no. This is not a straight-forward answer. It depends on few factors * Facts about PMP passing score - Facts About PMP Score . It talks about the expectation of PMI from the test takers. * Are you ready for the PMP Exam? - PMP Exam Passing Score It provides a method to determine if you are ready for the exam or not. * 13 Reasons to Invest in a Paid PMP Practice Exam - Reasons to Invest in a PMP Practice Exam . It provides reasons for taking a paid online test. You can also read a detailed comparison of 5 popular PMP exam simulators. PMP Exam Simulator Complete Guide to PMP To understand more about the PMP process, you can visit the following link and download free PMP Exam Prep guide - How To Get PMP Certification? This guide gives complete information about PMP Exam, including: - Eligibility Criteria for PMP Exam - Pros & cons of different modes of training - A good PMP exam preparation schedule - Recommended study material for the exam prep All the best.
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RAJESH K LProject Manager, PMP| Bharat Electronics, Bengaluru, IndiaBengaluru, Karnataka, India
Focus on concepts. Rather than looking on % of scoring, identify process areas where you are finding difficult / scoring less. Relax and revise the concepts. Saving Changes...
RAJESH K LProject Manager, PMP| Bharat Electronics, Bengaluru, IndiaBengaluru, Karnataka, India
Congrats Sharique. I didn't check ur latest status Saving Changes...
Thomas KennedyProject Engineer| BPAberdeen, Aberdeenshire, United Kingdom
Came to this a little late, congratulations on passing. Personally, I analysed my wrong answers, went back to the relevant PMBOK section and/or online lecture and then repeated a different mock exam to see if I'd improved. Saving Changes...
