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PMP is one of the most daunting technical certifications to acquire, due to the lengthy assessment course that must be taken, as well as the fact that the test takes 2-3 months of PMP Exam prep. In order to achieve the coveted project management credential, an applicant must evaluate and choose the right option for all of these dimensions.
4 Steps to
help you ace the PMP Exam prep
1. You must fully grasp the exam's
eligibility conditions as well as the test pattern. Make sure you sign up for a
PMI membership to get a free PMBOK Guide and other benefits.
2. Study the content and areas in the
PMBOK Guide. If you have the cash, purchase an online course of your own. Make
sure the course follows the latest PMBOK requirements and that you obtain the
necessary 35 contact hours. You'll also get all of the required learning
materials, as well as various mock tests, as part of the course. It is still
better to choose classroom PMP Training over online or self-training.
3. Go over the whole course in depth.
To easily understand the contents of the study material, take care of the
vocabulary and use flash cards.
4. This is the most critical move, and
it necessitates a comprehensive course examination. You must go through the
whole course at least twice to understand the vocabulary and definitions. The
test syllabus is very lengthy, and it necessitates a variety of tests and
procedures. Mock experiments are beneficial in this case.
Make sure
you have a research approach in place. The exam is available in two formats:
computerized and paper-based. There are 200 multiple-choice scenario-based
questions in both situations, with a cumulative time period of 4 hours to
complete them. Since the passing rate for the project management test is 60%,
roughly 140 questions must be answered correctly to pass. There are no
scheduled breaks during the time allotted.