Wow Im still in shock. Im excited to share that I finally passed my PMP exam on April 30, 2026. Thank you Andrew for all your help. May the Lord continue to bless you. I was able to study consistently for 6 months. I took full 3 mock exams on PMI study hall and my scores were 60%,68%,70%. I took a bunch of quizzes but the literally the MINDSET WAS EVERYTHING. It is possible for anyone!

I’m grateful to share that I passed my exam and have officially earned the Project Management Professional (PMP)® certification from the Project Management Institute (PMI). I passed the exam on March 10, 2026, with excellent results scoring Above Target in all three domains (AT/AT/AT). Coming from a background in healthcare as a Family Nurse Practitioner, transitioning into the project management space has been a meaningful journey. Preparing for this exam required discipline, resilience, and a deep commitment to understanding project management frameworks, strategy, and leadership principles. I’m thankful to God for the strength and clarity throughout this season of preparation. I’m also deeply grateful for the encouragement and support of the PMP Mastery Circle (PMC) community which I created in October 2025 from members of TIA Skool who studied together, shared resources, and supported one another along the way. This certification represents more than passing an exam. It reflects a continued commitment to leading projects with structure, strategic thinking, and excellence. I look forward to applying these skills to support impactful initiatives and organizational growth. IYEOKAN OLUWALEYE, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, PMP®

I just want to say a huge thank you to Andrew Ramdayal, the 35-hour PMP course, and PMI Study Hall. I’ll be real—I failed my first two attempts. Coming from a non-Agile background, the Process domain was tough for me. It wasn’t about memorizing anything, it was really about understanding how PMI wants you to think. What finally helped everything click was focusing on the logic behind the questions. Andrew’s 50 Mindset video, 200 Ultra Hard Questions, and the drag-and-drop videos helped me see things differently. I also leaned heavily on Study Hall—I did over 717 questions and kept retaking exams. Every wrong answer, I reviewed it, understood why, and kept going. That repetition made the difference. Honestly, Study Hall felt harder than the actual exam, which helped a lot on test day. The combination of Andrew’s approach, the 35-hour course, and just putting in the reps is what got me through. And yes… I wore BLUE, Andrew!! 💙 THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU 🙌

Hello All based on your experience which mock exams are closer to the actual pmp exam in terms of question style and difficulty?

I cleared PMP with Above Target in all domains last year. I work full time and I remember being stuck in that 60 to 70 percent mock range despite putting in serious effort. What helped me most was the mindset approach from Andrew Ramdayal. This is simply peer support built on what I learned through his training and my own preparation. The real shift came when I stopped adding more content and started fixing how I was reading questions and making decisions under pressure. I want to give back to this community by working one on one with one serious candidate. This is not for beginners. It is for someone who has already put in the work and feels stuck at the decision stage. I have created a short structured form to understand your preparation stage, exam timeline, and commitment level. It also includes a clear data use and consent section for transparency. This will not be daily doubt support. It will be one focused session per week for four weeks, centered on reviewing your mock thinking patterns properly. No fees. No course. If you are interested, comment PMP and I will share the form. Just passing forward what helped me.