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!

Hi friends, I’m happy to share that I recently passed my PMP exam with ‘Above Target’ in all domains! This achievement is one I hold close to my heart, and I deeply appreciate everyone who supported me on this journey, especially Nohjay Nimpson—your contributions and encouragement made all the difference. It’s one major hurdle crossed, and I’m filled with gratitude for this milestone. Here’s to the next chapter! 🚀

Hello everyone. I’m happy to share that I passed the PMP Exam on my first try. I had some concerns about being ready before I took it the weekend before but turns out that I was ready. Someone asked me to post my study schedule. I followed Andrew’s study guide. That helped me stay focused. I took Andrew’s 35 hour course and used his TIA Exam simulator. I also watched his 100 drag and drop questions. I took all of ARs mock exams and one of the full length exams. The mock exams were very helpful. The first two exams I watched the videos first then took the exams (85 & 88). Mock Exam (ME) I got a 73. ME 4-6 I got a 80, 78 and a 68. I was concerned with my last score. So I took the beta full length exam and got a 57. That test seemed very difficult. I went back and took the exam from the 35 hour course and got a 77. Outside of his materials, is watch David McLachlan 200 agile questions on YouTube and 3rd Rock study notes and cheer sheet. I purchased the notes/cheer sheet 3-4 days before the exam because I thought I needed it. It helped me review stuff before the exam. I wish I had bought it sooner. I hope this helps. Keep studying! You got this! I

Well sitting outside the Pearson vue center. Mentally preparing for a straight up ass kicking. My plans included sitting down at the exam computer and giving this exam the best beating in its life and gonna walk out of here with my head held high and my brain in damage control. lol. Seriously though, I much rather get this over with and get my pass paper. I’m done devoting so much energy and time in studying. It’s time to apply PMI logic and be done. Good luck to me and those aspirants. We got this, it’s just a long test, not the end of our lives.

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