Just finished taking the PMP exam and am soooo excited to say that I’ve passed!!! Thank you to everyone who attended the study group sessions. You all have helped me in so many ways 🥹🤍

I am excited to announce that, after a month of focused preparation, I have successfully earned my Project Management Professional (PMP) certification from the Project Management Institute (PMI). I am deeply appreciative of the support and resources that have guided me on this path: 👉I only used Andrew Ramdayal PMP Exam Prep Simplified book, E-learning Course and his mock exams and practice questions. These tools were instrumental in shaping my exam mindset and readiness. I had issues keeping up with my time, I had 35 questions with only 17 minutes left on the last section of the exam. What I did was to read only the last parts of the questions and chose my answer using ''THE MINDSET''. You really need to know Andrew's mindset. One minute left, one question and time was up as soon as i answered it. Funny: I got T, AT, AT (for the section I rushed, using mindset''😀I saw so many unfamiliar questions including unfamiliar drag and drops but, I'm grateful I passed. THANK YOU ANDREW! If you need my help, you can chat me on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/ikeokpara-adaora

Greetings PMP community, my PMP exam date is tomorrow. I’m utilizing the PMI Study hall, what is a good test score range for the full length exams? Thanks in advance.

Got my PMP last week and just got my ACP(20 minutes ago 😀🙈), thank you Andrew . Mindset is key and Andrew’s material is sufficient

Long post but I hope it helps someone….. I finally passed my PMP, I’ve been wanting this for years and working on it for much of 2 years and I finally did it! I hope this post helps someone because much of those 2 years were spent on materials and courses I did not have to do and life gets in the way sometimes. I did some research and took several advice on materials to use, but after that exam I realized what was important and i could’ve achieved this a LONG time ago. I did the entire Google project management certification thinking I needed all 6 courses in the certification to pass the 35hr requirement, when completed and filling out my PMP application I realized I only needed the first course. I then started Andrews 35hr course to pass the exam, the content was different so I knew I needed it to pass the exam. I also struggled to get through this course with the time I had and responsibilities, but then on one of his live YouTube sessions I learnt about his 10hr crash course and he stressed that it’s all you needed if you already have the 35hr requirement. This is when the game changed for me! Once I was halfway through I booked my date and it was go time! In roughly 6wks I’m PMP certified! THE ONLY MATERIALS YOU NEED TO PASS -Andrew’s 35hr Udemy course (If you need the 35hr requirement) -Andrew’s 10hr Crash course (I recommend this course even if you did his 35hr course) -Andrew’s exam simulator (you can get this in a bundle with the crash course on his website) -Andrew YouTube video on 100 drag and drop questions -Andrew’s YouTube video on all the formulas for the PMP (mostly understand what the results mean for EVM) -KNOW YOUR MINDSET!! I was all over the place with preparing and these were the MOST valuable to ME. Also don’t miss his live sessions on YouTube as I got great tips on there as well. The exam was tough, I started to struggle with time, the mindset saved me on the last 60 questions as I only had 40mins left to answer them. I got done with 2mins to spare. The testing center was also HOT! I wore a BLUE jacket and had to take it off within 5 minutes.