Hi! I passed the PMP test on Thursday. I'll say this as we all know, that test is hard. Some information I didn't recognize. I am so grateful for Andrew, the entire test I kept telling myself to follow the mindset. I'm super proud of myself. Thank you all!

How many pratice test did you all take before you took the real exam? I need to know if I am overthinking this.

Thank you so much, Andrew for your guidance and teaching, which helped me stay focused and motivated through out my PMP journey. Mindset is the key. Stay focused. I am PMP certified 😎

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!

Dear Andrew and the group here, I hope you're doing well. I am pleased to inform you that I passed the PMI Project Management Professional (PMP) exam on April 19, 2024. This achievement means a great deal to me, and I would like to thank you for your guidance and support throughout my preparation. Your insights, encouragement, and structured approach significantly helped me understand the concepts and stay focused during the journey. I truly appreciate your dedication and the time you invested in training me. Looking forward to staying in touch, learning more from you, and hopefully collaborating on future projects. Best regards, Brian