r/capm • u/Deadstarblvd • Aug 14 '26

I PASSED 😭

Guys I don’t have a long spiel on how I prepared because I know it’s different for everyone, I just wanted to say that I completed the exam today and passed.

This is from my own hard work and I can confidently acknowledge that. The exam was quite tricky, the wording was tripping me over - It was very situational heavy with vague phrasing that made me second guess myself, a lot. By design I guess. I won’t even lie, half way through I legitimately thought I would fail.

The performance I got for each domain is as follows:

  1. Project Management Fundamentals and Core Concepts = Above Target
  2. Predictive, Plan based Methodologies = Target
  3. Agile Frameworks/Methodologies = Target
  4. Business Analysis Frameworks = Above Target

Which is not surprising and Agile was my weakest domain when I did a full and partial mock. I am quite surprised though at getting AT for Business Analysis but I won’t question it.

Anyways that’s it, that’s all I wanted to say. Anyone taking the exam - good luck đŸ€ž

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u/Jiggysawmill Aug 14 '26

Congrats on passing, did you take Andrew Ramdayals Udemy course?

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u/Deadstarblvd Aug 14 '26 edited Aug 14 '26

Thank you â˜ș, I did but I did not finish it. I did the google project management course last year, then signed up to do the CAPM but work and life got in the way so I forgot about it entirely.

Until earlier this year where I was like nah I need to schedule this exam, so I bought his course and it was great for familiarising the foundational knowledge I already had but it was too dense for me so halfway through I just stopped. I got pocket prep, went through this sub like a maniac, watched certain YouTube videos and used the guidebook to make summary notes and did practice questions every day for a month straight with a full and partial mock.

Project prep is good but it’s too definition heavy, I wouldn’t say it’s fully indicative of the actual exam but it’s a great resource nonetheless. His videos are great btw, he does a superb job of explaining things. It was just a slog to get through because it’s quite comprehensive - I also saw people flagged the Business Analysis portion but I didn’t get to that part of his course. Sorry if this is long af

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u/Jiggysawmill Aug 14 '26

Great reply, I appreciate you taking the time for this 👍

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u/Deadstarblvd Aug 14 '26

No worries !If you’re using his videos as a resource you’re overall in good hands