So, I dont really have a community apart from this, so I'm posting here to celebrate. My full journey/experience: I start out here and on various forums looking for tips and tricks so finally I can share how I made it through 1. Originally registered about 7-8 years ago, left it for some reason. Came back in 2023. Again left it. FInally in 2025, I had time off and decided to really commit. 2. I signed up to PMI, paid for full membership. Bought the PMI PDU 35 Hour Course. Took forever to complete. 3. 3 Months Later, Submitted the full application after reading a LOT of others experiences. I used a prompt to complete it, using my full work experience. I did not get audited thankfully. I can share the prompt if requested if you're at that stage. DO NOT WING IT! HAVE FAITH, ignore some of the horror stories, this set me back but made me convinced I had to have a strong application. I took the course hoping to limit any friction with my application as they do "check" for courses. 4. Decided to timebox my exam studying to 3 months. Starting in August 2025. October came and went, Christmas came and went, by March 2026 I felt the pressure that I'm just overthinkign it and having it as a constant over my head was not acceptable. I thought to give up. But I promised this to myself years ago and gave up many times. What if I BELIEVE instead? I doubled down in March 2026. Weekends, I took additional courses from Andrew's and the british guy on UDEMY since I have a subscription. I bought sample exams questions years ago, I reviewed them. I paid twice for Study Hall over the year. I used the ChatGPT PMI bot for Questions (really beat that up a bit lol) and I finally switched to a better AI and poured all my notes in to get better questions. Finally, Also bought Andrew's TIA Simulator. I still deferred. Finally after missing my April deadline, I just booked a date in May... Cleaned my office. Spent 48 hours straight on AI questions. 5. Exam Day. Webcam died randomly, lost 10-15 minutes of exam time. Lost 10 questions because I was so flustered. Mentally started imagining having to do it again. REFOCUSED. All of the questions were in klingon, I understood nada. Was this the right exam? Seemed so.... by 60 minute mark I nearly collapsed. Almost pulled the plug. 10 minute break. Went back... eyes glazed over by 120... I had about 65 minutes left. I'd really used a LOT of time. I said, dont over think go with your gut, God still loves you LOL I clicked my heart out... I finished with about 3 minutes to spare. Zero review time. 6. Exam ended, no results. I took it from home and had to wait "48 Hours"... nearly cried. I felt violated and exhausted and ran through from the questions.. My forehead ached. 7. Refreshed every 15 minutes until finally... Today. FINALLY...

Is there any ways that you all check your Knowledge after completing The sessions on the 35 hour course?

Passed my exam today. This forum and Reddit PMP were the resources I used the most to understand candidates actual experiences with the exam. I thought I’d share mine to pay it forward. Like most have shared my exam was mainly agile/ hybrid question. Majority of which had a distinct call out that the pm was working on an agile project. I had one question that referenced a formula and several match up questions that weren’t definition based but tested if I could match a word bank to a described scenario. Over all , I felt like I was failing the entire time , to only exceed my expectations! Keep pushing forward you got this! I used AR Udemy course and YouTube videos SH for practice test scoring 69,75,75,65 on 1-4 practice exams.

Hello guys, I just received the official communication that I passed in the PMP exam!!!! Thank you for the support and love shared during these months. I’m so happy that I cannot express in words. But I promise that I’m going to write a post sharing with you my strategy to pass in the PMP exam. @AndrewRamdayal, you’re the best!!!

I am thrilled to announce that I have passed my Project Management Professional (PMP)® exam on my first attempt with AT/AT/AT in all three domains from the esteemed Project Management Institute! My journey to earn this certification was a remarkable one filled with immense hard work, efforts, dedication and persistence. Andrew Ramdayal's Udemy PMP Certification Exam Prep Course/ 35 PDU Contact Hours & TIA Exam Simulator: Andrew's did a great job in explaining concepts so well and with such a simplicity that it becomes easier for anyone who are in beginning stage for PMP preparation. After completing Andrew's 35- hour course, I purchased TIA mock simulator that helped me to understand the mindset needed to excel the exam. Thanks @Andrew Ramdayal for your valuable guidance and making the leaning easier for all of us. *** FYI : I did wear blue and purchased carrot cake right after the exam 😎