Hello everyone, I have two questions. I’ve completed approximately 60% of Mr. Ramdayal’s 35-hour PMP prep course, but I recently learned that the required 36 months of work experience must be post-graduation, and that experience gained during studies may not count (please correct me if I’m wrong — this is my first question). My second question is: can I continue studying, finish the course, and instead apply for the CAPM exam? Would this course be sufficient in terms of the required contact hours, and is the PMP prep material adequate for preparing for the CAPM exam? Thank you.

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