I am pleased to share that I passed my PMP exam on 17th August, 2025. My sincere appreciation goes to Andrew for the excellent study materials. They were truly invaluable, and the recently uploaded 50 Mindsets video on his YouTube channel, in addition to the other resources, made a big difference. I cannot thank him enough. Lesson learned: For those who are not fast readers like myself, it is important to keep an eye on the time without panicking. With just 10 minutes left in the last domain, I still had about 18 questions to answer. I stayed calm, sped up, and was able to finish within the allotted time. One of my challenges was that I rarely had time to review answers. Instead, I focused on choosing the best possible option the first time, knowing I might not be able to revisit the questions. This was something I learned and reinforced during my mock practice sessions.

I passed the exam today with Above Target in all 3 domains.

Hi everyone, I passed my PMP on Friday!! It was really an experience.

I passed PMP yesterday. I would like to say special shout out to @Priyanka Goyal whose post gave me all the inspiration I needed on a day when I was debate on quitting due as I was going through hard times . And being kind and patient to clarify my questions and doubts ..❤️❤️❤️. Thanks a ton for @Njay to create the study group and initially it gave me the boost I wanted and I learned I had lot of gaps that I need to work on . Thank you Njay ❤️. Thanks AR for the effort your put in create that 35 hours course 🙏🙏

I'm so excited that I passed the PMP today on my first attempt!🤩 My PMP prep journey started in January with the Brain Sensei program. That program was not working for me as it was a lot of slides & I needed someone explaining the concepts to me. I had purchased Andrew's book, PMP Exam Prep Simplified, and realized it came with a course. It was exactly what I needed! I also purchased Andrew's Exam Simulator after I finished the course. I scored 80% on both of the full mock tests in his Exam Simulator. I was averaging 80% on the smaller mock exams (78%-83%). I wasn't sure if I was going to pass based on these scores, but fortunately I did. Here's my recommendations based on my experience: 1. Go through Andrew's program along with the the PMP Exam Prep Simplified book at the same time. I spent a little longer than planned working through the online program & started loosing information. I ended up having to go through everything in the book after I went through the program and didn't feel as confident in my retention. I think if I had slowed down and spent more time on each section (including quizes after each chapter in the book), I would have cemented what I was learning a little more. 2. Get Andrew's PMP Exam Simulator. After going through the course, this is the #1 thing that is going to help you. The exam questions are hard! And these tests prepare you with the mindset. I know Andrew recommends doing other simulators besides just his. I had planned to do this, but ran out of time. Pesonally, I found that his questions were on point with the exam's questions. 3. Time Management when taking the test! This was my biggest struggle with the exam. I marked questions for review, but didn't have time to review any of them. I was rushing through the entire exam trying to keep pace. I got the 5 min pop up at the end of the exam & still had 8 questions to answer! My suggestion is to practice answering questions quickly. If you can eliminate a bad answer without having to waste time reading the whole answer, do it! Every second, minute counts!