@Aamir Ismail According to Andrew Ramdayal, PMBOK 7 and PMBOK 8 versions are not too much different. The updated PMP exam introduces topics such as sustainability, AI and value delivery, reflecting the changing ways project leaders think, collaborate and deliver results. Additionaly, there are some changes in domains. There is a new rebalanced exam weighting: People (42% → 33%) Process (50% → 41%) Business Environment (8% → 26%) The new PMBOK 8 balances leadership, technical and strategic skills.

PMP mindest is not based on memorizing terms. Instead, try to understand which document you should use or update in a specific situation, such as Risk Register, Issue Log, Stakeholder Register, Lessons Learned, etc. You also need to understand how to choose answers based on PM best practices rather than just memorizing the facts, rules and definitions. In other words, you have to study to understand not to pass. All questions on PMP exam are situational questions, no one will ask from you any definition. Next, it is very hepful if you understand WHY processes happen in a certain sequence. Of course, you should generally know what phase a project is in (Initiating, Planning, Executing, Monitoring/Controlling, Closing) and the overall logic, but don't try to memorize processes. However, some project management facts you have to memorize. For example: project exclusions are located in Project Scope Ststement. In Agile pay particular attention to the Agile dynamics: product backlog, Agile roles (agile project manager/scrum master, agile team, and Product Owner), Agile ceremonies, sprints, Kanban, burndow/burnup charts, EVM formulas, information radiator. Hope this was helpful.

@Elizabeth Albershardt There are 180 questions divided into 3 domains/sections: People, Process, and Business Environment. The PMP exam is divided into these three distinct 60-question sections. Because the software locks and submits your answers after each section, you cannot return to previous questions once a break begins. In other words, you should be down to 120 questions remaining after the first break (at question 60) and down to 60 questions remaining after the second break (at question 120).

@Kirankumar Noolvi Congratulations, Kirankumar! I am very happy for you. Welcome to the club and make sure you celebrate your success!

@Amit Sanghavi Way to go, Amit! Congratulations!

@Kimi Burns Congratulations, Kimi!