Hi there, I am wondering any body can share with me if they have an experience of taking the online PMP test. I have a quiet room at home and nobody will be at home on the day of exam but there is traffic noise and fire fighting car siren around that I am afraid terminate my exam. my exam is on Friday.Thank you

I'm so happy to share that I passed the PMP exam three weeks ago. I'm incredibly thankful for @Jay Nimpson and her study sessions that helped fill my knowledge gaps. @Andrew Ramdayal YouTube videos were truly instrumental in my preparation. The way he breaks down the PMP mindset was crucial to my success. A huge thank you to @Kafilat Osoba for walking me through your exam experience and offering valuable guidance. I also deeply appreciate @Tan Arthur and @Clarence Brice you both helped me stay focused and motivated to improve in the areas I struggled with most. Thank you all for being part of this journey!

Is anyone relying on additional study books for the test? If so, which ones? Thanks in advance!

Thank you so much @Andrew Ramdayal you are truly the real deal. My results speak for themselves!! I also have to give a big shoutout to the TIA exam simulator. It was by far the most realistic practice I had, and I was honestly shocked at how closely it mirrored my exam yesterday. Thank you again, Andrew, for such a powerful resource!

Hello Skoll Community, I hope you're all doing well. I'm currently preparing for the PMP certification and using the PMP Study Hall for practice. I'm reaching out to see if anyone here has used the Study Hall and successfully taken the PMP certification. I've encountered some challenges with the expert-level questions in the Study Hall. They often seem more aligned with real-life scenarios rather than PMI's structured approach, and I've noticed that even the PMI Infinity Chat seems to get some of these expert questions wrong. Additionally, some questions reference articles or books written by professionals, rather than directly from the PMBOK Guide, which has made it a bit confusing for me to determine the best approach for my exam preparation. I've also taken the Andrew TIA Exams course and simulator, and I'm finding it challenging to reconcile the differences between these resources and the expert practice questions from the PMP Study Hall. This has added to my confusion about the best way to prepare for the exam. I would greatly appreciate any advice or insights you could share about your experience. Specifically, I'm interested in how you found the Study Hall's practice questions and how they aligned with the actual exam content. Do you find them beneficial for exam preparation, or do you recommend focusing more on questions that closely align with the PMBOK Guide? Thank you in advance for your help and guidance! Best regards,