PMP Exam - 6 Weeks Study Plan - Kindly advice

I agree with my colleagues. Analyze and reinforce your weak areas. Other than that, you're plan seems good. As Ramachadran stated, do not put too much emphasis on mock exams (seems like you have considered this)

I found that I could only truly focus for so long when studying. To get the most out of it, I studied in many shorter sessions, with longer sessions on the weekends, but with many breaks. I used flash cards and diagrams to help formalize pictures for organizing and remembering information.

There are two elements to consider; learning the information that you will be tested on, and being a good test taker. You will need both.


Good Luck!

You're on the right track Navdeep and I'm going to imitate your plan. Good luck.

To be confident on the real exam, you should be getting at least 80% on the mick exams, as these are around 10% easier to answer. Focus on your wrongs answers, by referencing the PMBOK. All the best.

Hi Navdeep,

I honestly would recommend to focus on the study guide (Rita or Heldman) and have the PMBOK ready by your side as a reference only. PMBOK contains the guidelines of Project Management it helps providing knowledge more than passing the exam, so you can utilize the time planned for the PMBOK in practice exams.

I would also recommend reading the Kim Heldman book, I found it much easier than Rita, but it depends on you.

Hope that was helpful and you pass.

regards,

Thanks Rashed.

i have successfully cleared my Project Management Professional - PMP® Exam today.