Good day, everyone! My name is Adebisi. I have my first and second degrees in French studies; I just started a project management course by Andrew. He spoke about this group in his introductory video, and it will be a pleasure to connect with new and experienced PMs on this platform. I am hoping to write my exam in September. I am open to accountability or reading partners who share the same goal as me. Nice to e-meet everyone🎉

After lots of procrastination and causing my delays and waiting for new exams update, I passed my PMP exams above target 💃

Hi Andrew, I passed my PMP certification exam AT/AT/AT on Jul 7 2026. I want to thank you very much for your materials, especially the PM mindset module which was a game changer. I was very discouarged on the day before my scheduled exam date due to my inconsistent scores on Study Hall, but I saw someone's comment on here that experienced a similar situation and went back to the mindest classes. It was my answered prayer and I did the same. I went over the vidoes twice and my confidence increased. Additionally, the videos help me do quick eliminations of wrong answers which was very helpful when I realized I was running out of time. Thank you again Andrew, another success story here!!!

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 wrote my PMP on 27th June and got my results yesterday 28th June! Passed with above target in all domains! Big thank you to Andrew for the wonderful resources! Completed all my studying (with some lagging) within approx 6 weeks. 5 weeks if i count the actual time used for studying and application. I used Andrew's Udemy course, the 100 drag & drop (youtube), the 200 ultra hard (youtube), PMP 50 mindset principles (youtube), his simulator course on TIAexams, and also PMI study hall essentials. I completed 5 of the mock exams in the simulator, a few mini exams in the simulator, then switched to all the youtube stuff, then did PMI study hall the last 1 week before the exam. I was only able to do 1 full length exam and about 6 mini exams on PMI study hall. My average score there was about 76% with all the practice questions & exams. I completed the exam and finished with 1hr 30 min left so finished pretty fast haha. There were about 5-6 drag and drop, lots of people and process questions, barely any calculation questions but had EVM questions where you just had to understand what the formulas are and then interpret the results. I didn't require use of the whiteboard at all through the exam. Any tips i have is to definitely take the two 10 min breaks in the exam to stretch and move your body and get enough sleep before the exam. Don't be like me taking the exam on only 5 broken up hours of sleep lol. I ended up still studying like an hour before i took the exam so honestly study as much as you can until you feel comfortable and confident in your answers. Seeing my average score on PMI study hall helped me feel most confident that i would get above target in the actual exam. I also got around 76% in Andrew's 200 ultra hard questions. The resources you need honestly is only Andrew's course, his stuff on youtube and PMI study hall. It's definitely worth it to get PMI study hall. Best of luck to everyone taking the exam!!