Passed on the first try 🎉 Was absolutely ecstatic to wake up this morning to my congratulations email! Wasn't at all expecting to receive the results so soon since it was only yesterday I took the exam. I'll like to express my heartfelt gratitude to @Andrew Ramdayal for his excellent course and resources. Additionally, the community here in sharing your experiences, study tips and thoughts. In times of anxiety, it really helped to know I wasnt alone. In sharing a bit about my experience with the test, I'll recommend repeatedly checking if your system is compatible. I actually checked my system several times prior to the exam, but on exam day I realized I had the wrong version of OnVUE because they updated! I had to hastily re-download the latest version at check-in 🫠 It definitely wasnt a calming start to the test. Secondly, if I had to re-do the test, I shouldn't have spent so long in the first section! I flagged too many questions to review and it cost me my time. I actually was short on time towards the end and I didn't get to answer the last 6 questions. I was devastated after my test, and thought I failed but that section ended up being AT! Lastly, things that helped me : - "Complete PMP Mindset 50 Principles and Questions" Video - "Drag and Drop" Video - "All the PMP Formulas" Video - "120 Agile Questions" Video - "200 Ultra Hard Questions" Video (even though I didn't watch the entire six hours 😅) I also purchased both the TIA Simulator, did most of the exams, and the PMI Study Hall. To be honest, I felt discouraged in the study hall exams so it helped me to do just their short practice questions and play the flashcard games to familiarize myself with the way they defined and talked about the terms. It was far more motivating that way. Most importantly, I'll like to share that when I was running out of time and in an absolute frenzy, the exam hacks Andrew was telling us in the Mindset video, about selecting the right answer without even looking at the questions, SAVED ME!

I am excited to share that I passed my exam on 6/30 with AT/T/AT on the first try!!! 🤩 I’m still kind of in disbelief. The vast majority of my career has been in HR & Talent; so I don’t have the traditional PM background and no formal training. Last year, I took an in-person prep class at a local college to have some training. But doubted that my application would even be approved, so I procrastinated for 10 months before submitting it (and of course was selected for audit 🫠, further fueling my doubts). It was approved and there was no turning back. Was I incredibly nervous up until test time? Yes! Did I doubt myself throughout the exam, questioning if I was going crazy with some of the answer choices? Yes! Did I pray constantly during the exam? You bet! Do I regret this journey at all? Not even a little bit! All of Andrew’s materials, esp. the Cram Course and Mindset Video, were an invaluable resource in helping refresh my memory from a year ago, breaking things down in an understandable way, and taking on the PMI/PMP Mindset. @Andrew Ramdayal You are a special person, with a gift that you graciously share with the world. I am deeply grateful. 🙏🏾 For those of you in the thick of it, stay focused and don’t give up even when you doubt yourself. You can succeed and will soon be posting here as well! ☺️

Question to those who have already taken their PMP Exam, and have purchased the PMI Study Hall and Andrew's Test Simulator. I'm finding the Study Hall practice exam questions more difficult and confusing than the Simulator questions. In the PMP exam, Are the questions and wording more closer to the ones in study hall or Simulator?

Hi everyone,🖐️😃 Does anyone know whether we need to watch all the videos that were added at the end of the course "PMP Certification Exam Prep Course 35 PDU Contact Hours/PDU" before requesting the certificate? Or is it sufficient to complete the course up to the Bonus Lecture section and then apply for the certificate? Thanks in advance for your help.🙏

Do we have to finish the newly added sections covering the updated test (Section 20 onwards) to receive our 35hrs completion? I've already planned to take the test before July.