I pass the PMP!! Mindset and Mostly Agile questions. I am so happy to announce that I passed the PMP exam yesterday. There are so many people to thank. I am thankful for @Jay Nimpson study sessions, which filled my knowledge gap. I initially took Joseph Phillips Udemy, but I later watched @Andrew Ramdayal Udemy videos closer to my exam day, which greatly helped me. The formatting and explanations of the videos filled the knowledge gap for me. Last year, I attended @Gabor Stramb LinkedIn Friday session, which further reinforced my knowledge. I appreciate all the one-on-one study sessions with Tan, Tracie, and Suliat because they kept me grounded and focused my mind on my weak areas. I purchased the TIA simulator around April, and it gave me confidence. I scored around 72-75 percent in my first two mock exams. As I did more tests, my average consistently was 85 percent and higher. For the 60-question mock exam, I had 45 minutes left after the exam to review the questions. For the 180 questions, I had roughly an hour left to review my answers. I purchased the SH at the last minute and averaged 68 percent for the questions that I took and averaged 1 minute for questions. I did the practice questions but didn't have the time for the practice exam. For the exam, I had time to review what I flagged and all the questions for each section. Due to my confusion about time, I wasted time on the first 60 questions. I started the next set of 60 questions at 120 minutes and the last 60 questions at 47 minutes.

I passed my exam today 3xAT. It was an amazing journey. Thanks @Andrew Ramdayal @Kafilat Osoba @Tracie Holloway @Jay Nimpson @Clarence Brice and Patricia.

I'm really happy to share that I passed my PMP exam on the first try, yesterday. Huge thanks to AR! Most of my questions (about 95%) were situational and focused on Agile and Hybrid. There were also a few drag-and-drop questions, with no calculations (funny enough). Thanks to @Jay Nimpson for the study groups and to everyone who supported me. I finished AR's course on Udemy, but I couldn't afford the TIA simulator or Study Hall. So, I used free resources like DM’s videos, MR’s videos, and short clips from PMAspirants. Thank you so much @Gina Kisner Here’s a tip that helped me manage time during the exam: “Make time your friend.” The exam is a long 180 questions in 230 minutes. I suggest taking the 10-minute break after each section to avoid getting too tired. Try to finish each set of questions in about 76 minutes: - First 60 questions by 156 minutes left - Second set by 78 minutes left This way, you’ll have enough time to finish the last set and review your answers on the last set before time runs out. Hope this helps someone! 😊 You've got this!

I passed PMP yesterday. I would like to say special shout out to @Priyanka Goyal whose post gave me all the inspiration I needed on a day when I was debate on quitting due as I was going through hard times . And being kind and patient to clarify my questions and doubts ..❤️❤️❤️. Thanks a ton for @Njay to create the study group and initially it gave me the boost I wanted and I learned I had lot of gaps that I need to work on . Thank you Njay ❤️. Thanks AR for the effort your put in create that 35 hours course 🙏🙏

Hi, team, I am back after taking some personal time. We have study sessions today and tomorrow as make-up sessions. I have sent DMs. Thanks!