Thks for all to the support!!!!

Anyone else aiming to take the PMP exam before the July update? I'm currently on the PMP preparation journey as well, and I know how overwhelming it can feel with the deadline approaching. I've been exchanging resources, study approaches, and preparation insights with other aspirants along the way. If you're preparing too and would like to connect, exchange resources, or discuss your study plan, feel free to reach out. We're all trying to get through this together!

Hello, Is there anyone available for a group study mainly for understanding the mindsets and discuss/look at the questions together. I'm also happy to share my knowledge for anyone who has recently started and need some support in starting the preparation. This will also help me in applying my knowledge. Many thanks! PG

Hi everyone, I’m taking the PMP exam on June 22 and I’d appreciate advice for my final week of preparation. I completed PMP 35 PDU's preparation, except the mock exam, and I've read PMP Exam Prepp Simplified book, I completed Andrew Ramdayal’s six 60-question mock exams, mostly scoring above 75%, with some scores around 80% and one at 90%. I’m also using PMI Study Hall, but I find it harder. I completed 7 practice categories and 5 mini exams. My scores are all above 50%, with one mini exam at 87%. My availability is: - Tomorrow: full day - Tuesday to Friday: 2.5 hours per day - Final weekend: available for review and practice Given where I am, what should I focus on now: more mocks, reviewing mistakes, Study Hall, agile/hybrid mindset, formulas, or weak areas? It's usefull trying to do 200 hard questions? Any suggestions would be really appreciated. Thanks in advance for any advice. Ma. Laura.

I wanted to share my experience with the PMP application. On May 26, I received feedback on my initial submission because one of my projects was presented as a program. In reality, it was a 14-month project with a single Project Manager (me) and multiple releases. The issue was more about how I described it than the actual experience. I revised it as a single end-to-end project with incremental deliveries and resubmitted. I’m currently waiting for the outcome. For context, over the past few years I’ve been more focused on portfolio management, so most of my direct project management experience comes from earlier roles. If anyone has gone through the audit process or has any recommendations, I’d really appreciate your insights 🙂 Thanks!