The best free resources I can recommend from my previous study preparation is YouTube (specifically Andrew Ramdayal and David McLaclan's channels) they have a lot of study, preparation, and practice questions. Quizlet is a also a great resource for practice test and questions. There are also some random websites in google that have PMP practice exams (may be outdated thought). PMI also has a free ChatGPT add one that will do about 7-10 practice questions with explanations, it isn't super in depth or challenging , but it can provide some quick clarification on certain topics. I also took the exam online. No issues, just make sure you have stable internet log in early (30 minutes before exam time). Definitely do the systems check well before your exam so you know your computer is all good to support the exam.

Congrats!!! I know that feels good!

If you have the funds to spare, I do think AR's/ TIAS PMP Exam simulator is pretty good. If you don't highly suggest Quizlet and David McLachlan's YT videos.

@Nicole Lee King of course, happy to help and good luck on your exam!!

@Iks So I followed AR’s advice from his Udemy course. It helped me tremendously when I had to explain my experience. That part was the longest but not hard and I think I got approved in like 5-7 days.

I personally did not use the books. I did AR 35 Hour prep course first, then used the exam simulator to do practice questions and identify my weaker areas. Lastly, I used a lot of YT videos with practice questions from Andrew (200 Ultra Hard and the Mindset Video) and David McLachlan (200 Agile and 150 PMBOK). Take your time with the course, so you know you fully understand the information. Review and memorize things like documents and formulas after that, then I'd focus on practice questions and practice exams. Setting a date for your test (after you finish your course) will help keep you accountable because I did my most intensive reviewing and practicing in the week before my exam.