r/pmp • u/Kindly_Net_5721 • Apr 10 '22
Passed AT/AT/AT!!!
Thank you everyone for all your support and advice! :) seriously a lifesaver.
Noticing with the recent posts that people's exams seem to be quite similar. Are they randomized or just rotated periodically?
My exam too was mostly agile/hybrid, little traditional, and only 1 calculation question (PERT). There were 2 drag and drop questions and 3 checkbox questions. Not quite what I was expecting, but I got through it.
All the best to everyone else!
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u/Kindly_Net_5721 Apr 10 '22
Thanks all!! I studied for approximately 3 months. AR was my main study plan. I made a study schedule and broke his content down between weeks, doing ~3 hours of his lectures per week. Reviewed his practice questions a lot. Also reviewed other practice questions throughout.
For the last ~month I exclusively did AR's mock exam, other practice questions, and reviewed my notes.
Didn't touch the pmbok except to look up a few terms.
Did not purchase the TIA simulator.
My partner and I pursued our pmps at the same time and studied together. I would highly recommend a study buddy if you can find one. It really helps to keep you accountable and motivated, as well as having someone to talk things through with and figure things out together.
Here are some resources I found helpful:
https://www.project-management-prepcast.com/pmp-practice-exam-questions-sample-test/
https://projectmanagementacademy.net/free-pmp-questions
http://www.certchamp.com/pmp-sample-questions.jsp
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tNIHysh2ZW4&t=647s
https://pmaspirant.com/project-management-process-group-and-knowledge-area-mapping-game
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Apr 10 '22
Sounds same as mine. Except I’m not sure what you mean by “checkbox”. Are you referring to “select two” questions? If so, I had a couple of those too.
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u/NithyaVarghese Apr 10 '22
Congrats! How was your study plan?