Greetings, I am retaking my exam Oct 24. I watched AR videos on Udemy and rewatching them on TIAexams.com. My 1st attempt my scores were BT process, AT business process and T people. I have Study Hall and completed mock 1 at 82% and mock 2 at 75%. I did all practice questions and mini exams. Overall, I scored 79%. I also have Pocket Prep and completed 4 mock exams and lots of mini exams. My overall score is 78%. I did DM Agile exam on Udemy and scored 82%. Last night, I did PMI Authorized On Demand Exam and scored 56%. This exam is brutal and is close resemblance to the real exam. I read AR book and the Agile Practice guide. I have watched the mindsets videos from AR and Mohammad Rahman several times. I played PMAspirant process game and did AR and DM drag and drops. I might have to revisit those. Lastly, I hired a PMP coach for motivation and to create a study guide. We engage on a weekly basis to answer questions and get motivational support. If anyone ever done the PMI On Demand Authorized Exam, please share some feedback. I think I am overstudying but I rather be prepared. I wish you all the best on your exam.

Greetings PMP Aspirants I am Gabe and I retaking my PMP exam sometime in October. I am waiting for my special accommodation profile to be updated by PMI in order to schedule my exam. I am currently working with a coach and it has been beneficial. Initially, I took my exam in July and my burnt out with my ADHD contributed to fail the test. I scored AT Business Domain, BT process, T People domain. I think I was close to pass. My exam was a bit hard: 10 multiselection questions 1 drag and drop 1 Beta PERT calculation 1 hotspot or chart question Lots of questions on stakeholder management, virtual teams, risk management, servant leadership, conflict management. If anyone is planning to take or retake the exam please DM to form a study group.i am using AR book, did his video course and SH. I am EST zone. Please no spams Thank you

(TL;DR at bottom) Hello everyone, just wanted to share my experience taking the PMP exam. It was definitely challenging and I was nervous a few hours before the test and during the first section. Using Andrew’s Exam simulator was a great tool and I think that’s what helped me achieve at Target for People and Business. I got Below Target for Processes which will be my main focus going for my second attempt. I will say, the wording on the exam is so tricky and even when eliminating answers, being left with 2 or even 3 potentially good choices made it all the more difficult. The drag and drop were also a nightmare as I used Andrew’s 100 drag n drop study material which also helped but the way the choices were worded made it more difficult than I expected. All in all, I’m frustrated and bummed out at my results but still dedicated and have a new burning passion to pass this exam. Sorry for the long post and thank you for everyone who read. TL;DR: Studied my butt off but still failed the exam due to tricky wording, nerves, and lack of knowledge in Processes. Will attempt again.

Hi there, I am wondering any body can share with me if they have an experience of taking the online PMP test. I have a quiet room at home and nobody will be at home on the day of exam but there is traffic noise and fire fighting car siren around that I am afraid terminate my exam. my exam is on Friday.Thank you

I'm so happy to share that I passed the PMP exam three weeks ago. I'm incredibly thankful for @Jay Nimpson and her study sessions that helped fill my knowledge gaps. @Andrew Ramdayal YouTube videos were truly instrumental in my preparation. The way he breaks down the PMP mindset was crucial to my success. A huge thank you to @Kafilat Osoba for walking me through your exam experience and offering valuable guidance. I also deeply appreciate @Tan Arthur and @Clarence Brice you both helped me stay focused and motivated to improve in the areas I struggled with most. Thank you all for being part of this journey!