Hello! I just found out that PMI Study Hall full-length exams only provide overall scores—you don’t get details on which questions you got wrong or what the correct answers are. That’s quite frustrating. Is this how it’s supposed to work, or am I missing something? Please help! Also, I’ve noticed that when I question a PMI Study Hall answer and check it with Copilot, Copilot sometimes agrees with my choice instead of the Study Hall answer. This is confusing—why do the answers differ?

My exam is scheduled for Monday, June 1st and I've only completed 2 full mock exams. My scores are 78 and 72 respectively. I'm finding it harder and harder to focus. If you've taken the exam is 2 mock exam sufficient?

Hi everyone! I’m looking to form a dedicated study group to stay on track and pass the PMP exam. I’ll be following the 30-day study guide and am looking for partners to help keep the momentum. I’m in the PST time zone and am looking for one of two setups: - Option A: A "Locked-In" 2-hour Zoom block for co-working/focused study. - Option B: A shared accountability checklist to track daily progress. If you’re ready to knock this out in the next month, please leave a message below and tag me! Let’s get certified. 🎓

I Passed PMP on My First Attempt – AT / AT / AT! (April 16, 2026) after two and half month Journey. I’m happy to share that I successfully passed the PMP exam on my first attempt with Above Target (AT) in all three domains. Here is my PMP journey, especially for those looking for a low-cost and effective preparation strategy. At the beginning, I asked ChatGPT for the most affordable and high-value way to prepare for PMP. It recommended following Andrew Ramdayal’s Udemy course together with PMI Study Hall. After doing my own research, I confirmed that this is one of the most practical and cost-effective approaches. I started Andrew Ramdayal’s Udemy course on February 5, 2026, and completed the 35 PDU requirement in just 3 weeks. Then I applied for the PMP exam by following the guidance provided in his course and YouTube videos. I prepared my experience description carefully and used ChatGPT to refine the wording aligned with the PMBOK Guide terminology. My application was approved within 5 days without audit. After approval, I followed advice shared by previous PMP candidates in PMP study communities and prepared short personal notes from: * PM+ Processes (264 pages) * Agile Slides (219 pages) I reviewed these notes daily and continuously added new technical terms I discovered while practicing questions in PMI Study Hall. This helped me become very familiar with PMP terminology. Later, I watched Andrew Ramdayal’s YouTube sessions: * 200 Ultra Hard Questions * 50 Mindset Questions These helped me understand how to think like a PMP exam candidate. At first I answered many questions incorrectly, but gradually I developed confidence in applying the PMP mindset correctly. Then I practiced using PMI Study Hall, where I completed: * 350 practice questions * All mini exams * Two full-length mock exams (completed 2 days before the real exam) During practice, I carefully reviewed every wrong answer and compared my thinking with PMI’s expected mindset. I also saved screenshots of incorrect questions and reviewed them repeatedly on my phone whenever I had free time.

Hie guys, so I am selected for PMI audit