I passed the PMI-ACP exam today with T/T/T/AT. It was mentally exhausting, significantly harder, longer, and more time-consuming than expected. The exam features extensive, complex, scenario-based case studies, calculation questions, and exhibits (such as charts, graphs, email chains, and sprint reports). Because the questions are longer and more heavily focused on data interpretation, time management is a major hurdle on the PMI-ACP exam. I've used the TIA PMI-ACP Simulator and one of Andrew Ramdayal's YouTube videos (120 Agile PMI-ACP or PMP Questions). After completing 4 full-length mock exams, my average score was around 85%, with my lowest being 80% and my highest 91%. Questions from the Simulator were very similar to questions from the exam, some were almost identical. There were 2 drag-and-drop questions, no formulas, but I had a ton of reports, charts, graphs, and data interpretation. My biggest advice: - You will need (on average) 6-10 weeks to prepare for this exam, studying 2h per day, 6 days per week. Study every day, even if it's only for a short period. - Apply the PMP Mindset: don't just memorize answers—understand the reasoning behind them. - Do as many practice questions (mock exams) as possible.  - Make your own notes and review your wrong answers thoroughly. - Take full-length, timed mock exams. - Get really good sleep before the exam - Take your 10-minute break during the exam (get up and walk around, drink some water, reset and refresh your brain, and come back) - Don't panic when the questions look intimidating. Read carefully and look for what the question is actually asking. I hope this will help anyone who is currently studying for the PMI-ACP exam.

Hi everyone, I hope you are all doing well! My PMP exam is coming up in less than a month, and I am shifting into high gear to focus heavily on solving practice questions and mastering the PMP Mindset. I would love to get your insights and recommendations based on your experience: 1. Which question banks or simulators did you use to prepare? What was the most effective source for you? 2. How was your experience with PMI Study Hall? Is it worth subscribing to, and how well does it reflect the actual exam difficulty? 3. How did you choose the right practice tool to ensure you were fully ready? I'd really appreciate your feedback and advice so I can finalize my practice tool and start practicing right away. Thanks a lot for your help and support! 🙏

Don't forget about Andrew Ramdayal's LIVE today at 6pm EST. He will answer questions, share ideas and advice. Subscribe to his YouTube channel and look for the link.

The newest YouTube video created by Andrew Ramdayal, with a special emphasis on Case Study questions: https://youtu.be/eGCNfjGPImI?si=KtoudS19yZ01dRdI

I am starting section 9 of ARs course videos. For those that have finished or completed all the videos, did you stop after each video and study from the book on that section or did you watch all the videos first? I am confused about "how to" study as I go. Trying to determine how to do this the best way. I was attempting to join a study group but found/finding it hard to keep up with everything all at once.