Does anyone know what is passing for PMP test? Is it 60%? 61%

I passed test mid-Feb., Analiza. Early Jan. I asked PMI the same question. They told me that there is no longer a set % to pass. It changes for every exam.

The passing score apparently depends on the mix YOU get in your pool of 200 questions. Your passing grade -- defined under "needs improvement, below average, average and above average" -- will be determined by your correct responses over the 5 processes.

Here's another reality to give you some hope, Analiza. Collectively, after completing approx 10 mock exams, I scored between 57% - 67%. Not very encouraging, but I still took exam and I did much better than expected.

On the mock exams, 57% - 67%. But on the real exam, I earned "1 below, 2 average and 2 above average" - for a pass! Have no idea what % was required, but my total correct responses resulted in me sitting right on the borderline of average & above average, even though I had a scored a "below average" under the 'Initiating Process'. Poop! :)

So like others here have been advising you, #1 thing to do now is as many mock exams as you can. Me? I used about 10 mock exams, plus read Heads Up (I hear Rita is good as well), and reviewed lightly PMBoK.

Definitions at back of PMBok help. For instance, in exam, BETA is the term they use, where I normally use PERT, and so on. You can catch some ot this by reading thru PMBoK definitions.

Ok, Analiza. Hope this helps. Good Luck! Cheers,K.