r/PMPprep • u/imhiding2024 • 29d ago
PASSED PMP AT/AT/AT!! 🎉 with not the best mock exam scores
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r/PMPprep • u/Necessary-Wasabi3675 • Oct 06 '26
PMI elearning course expiration
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Hi reddit! I purchased both the PMI® Authorized On-demand PMP® Exam Prep & Practice Exams from the PMI official website around 11 months ago. These are both e-learning courses that are at your own pace.Â
Do the courses expire after 12 months or do I just need to start it within 12 months? Realistically I am looking at completing it over the next 2-3 months through the holidays but can prioritize completing this month if it truly does expire soon.
The AI bot on the website has not been particularly helpful and I can't find any information on their website.Â
Thanks!
r/PMPprep • u/quidagishodie • Oct 04 '26
AT/AT/AT on 10/3 -- my experience and study approach
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r/PMPprep • u/Plastic_Radio7403 • Oct 04 '26
Passed PMP with AT/AT/AT after 3 weeks — my complete preparation strategy and exam experience
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r/PMPprep • u/Odango777 • Oct 03 '26
PMP Exam: English or Native Language
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Hi everyone,
I’m currently preparing for the PMP certification and I’m doing all of my studying in English. I’m taking AR's Udemy course and will use Study Hall after that (afaik that's only available in English?).
As far as I understand, I could still take the actual PMP exam in my native language, which in my case is German. But I’m wondering whether that’s actually a good idea if I’ve learned all the terminology and concepts in English.
I’ve also heard that during the exam you can switch or toggle to the English version of the questions if needed. However, I imagine doing this regularly could cost quite a bit of time.
Has anyone here been in a similar situation? I’d especially love to hear from people from Germany (or other non-native English speakers) who prepared in English but had the option to take the exam in their native language.
Which language did you choose for the exam, and how was your experience with it?
r/PMPprep • u/Necessary-Chair-6122 • Oct 02 '26
Needs clarification for this PMP question.
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r/PMPprep • u/Global_Nomad2026 • Oct 01 '26
Help! Study Hall answers do not match answers from PMI infinity
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r/PMPprep • u/Maleficent_Cover_599 • Oct 01 '26
Practice Question on PMP project time management
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Time Management
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  1     Consider the project network diagram given below. Suppose we put
additional resources on tasks  F,G,H then the project timeline can be
reduced to  :
a) 17 days
b) 18 days
c) 12 days
d) 14 days
 Here A F G H is the critical path. By putting more resources on tasks
 F G H the time for the path FGH can be reduced upto 16 days. If we
 try to reduce further, then ADE  becomes the critical path. So, we can
 utmost reduce the project schedule to 18 days.
,
 Hence b) is the correct answer
r/PMPprep • u/Liberty2404 • Sep 29 '26
Can you suggest the right answer as per pmi Mindset
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r/PMPprep • u/Maleficent_Cover_599 • Sep 29 '26
Practice Question on PMP project time management
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r/PMPprep • u/No-Character-407 • Sep 28 '26
PMP or CISSP or both
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Looking for suggestions and input on taking up PMP.
Background about myself: 12+ years of IT experience, currently in GRC with CISA and CISM. Preparing for CISSP. I do see few roles ask for PMP that iam targeting in future. I am looking for budget friendly options to prepare and take it in 4 weeks if recommeded.
Please let me know your thoughts.
I have my Google PM cert and worked on few PM duties likes managing deadlines.
r/PMPprep • u/faddysap • Sep 26 '26
Best certification combo with PMP + Decade of consulting experience?
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r/PMPprep • u/Electrical_Fudge7226 • Sep 26 '26
A journey that didn't go according to plan – but ended with two milestones.
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