Hello everyone. I’m happy to share that I passed the PMP Exam on my first try. I had some concerns about being ready before I took it the weekend before but turns out that I was ready. Someone asked me to post my study schedule. I followed Andrew’s study guide. That helped me stay focused. I took Andrew’s 35 hour course and used his TIA Exam simulator. I also watched his 100 drag and drop questions. I took all of ARs mock exams and one of the full length exams. The mock exams were very helpful. The first two exams I watched the videos first then took the exams (85 & 88). Mock Exam (ME) I got a 73. ME 4-6 I got a 80, 78 and a 68. I was concerned with my last score. So I took the beta full length exam and got a 57. That test seemed very difficult. I went back and took the exam from the 35 hour course and got a 77. Outside of his materials, is watch David McLachlan 200 agile questions on YouTube and 3rd Rock study notes and cheer sheet. I purchased the notes/cheer sheet 3-4 days before the exam because I thought I needed it. It helped me review stuff before the exam. I wish I had bought it sooner. I hope this helps. Keep studying! You got this! I

I have my exam scheduled for 10/14/24. I’ve taken all mock exams on AR’s TIA Simulator. In exams 3-6 I got a 73, 80, 78 and just got a 68 on exam 6. I’m considering reschedule the exam. The first two exams I watched the videos first so I don’t count them (85 & 88) I’m curious about the scores others got before they took the exam? I may reschedule and purchase the PMI Study Hall package. Please share any feedback on your scores before taking the exam.

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.

I cleared today. Thanks to Andrew 35 hour Udemy course for providing detailed base, and TIA simulator which gave ideas on how to tackle the questions on real PMP questions !! PMI study hall and David’s videos on youtube were also extremely helpful. Most importantly, I read to understand the concepts (as Andrew says, read to become better Project Manager). Make sure to revise MINDSET before going to exam !! Thanks to @Andrew Ramdayal again ..