Dear Andrew, I just wanted to take a moment to express my heartfelt gratitude and appreciation for everything you have done as an instructor and mentor throughout my PMP certification journey. I'm very happy and proud to share that I officially passed my PMP certification exam last October 29, 2026, achieving Above Target in all three domains (AT/AT/AT)! This achievement would not have been possible without the knowledge, guidance, and encouragement I gained from your courses on both Udemy and TIA (I was like doing 1900+ practice questions and mock exams. Your TIA cram course and specially the simulator is golden!). I honestly consider myself fortunate to have come across your PMP training programs from a friend of mine. Your ability to simplify complex project management concepts, explain difficult topics in a way that is easy to understand, and prepare students for the mindset needed to pass the actual PMP exam made a tremendous difference in my preparation. There were moments during my preparation when the amount of information seemed overwhelming, and there were also times when I questioned whether I was truly ready. But your lessons, practice questions, mock exams, and explanations (not to mention the subtle humor in between😊) kept me well engaged and built the confidence and understanding that I needed to keep moving forward. During exam day, I wore a blue shirt and blue reading glasses in an accredited Pearson Vue Testing Center. As you have mentioned, wearing Blue is indeed the secret in passing the exam! When I finally received the results that I had passed, I immediately went out and looked for a nearby Starbucks and celebrated with a slice of Blueberry Cheesecake! More than just helping me prepare for an examination, you helped me develop a better understanding of what it truly means to be a better Project Manager. As someone who has been working in project management for years, earning this certification is a very meaningful, personal and professional milestone in my career…and I am sincerely and forever grateful to you Andrew!

I'm excited to share that I officially passed my PMP exam! A little about my background: I've spent over 15 years in EdTech, gradually transitioning from sales and business development into customer success, project delivery, and implementation. Earning my PMP feels like a natural next step in that journey. A huge thank you to Andrew Ramdayal for his outstanding approach to PMP preparation. What resonated with me most was his emphasis on developing the project manager mindset rather than simply memorizing formulas, processes, and definitions. Learning how to think through situations and approach decisions as a project manager made all the difference. His practical, common-sense teaching style really helped everything click. And the timing couldn't be better! I have an interview this Friday for a Program Manager position at a post-secondary institution, so I'm excited to see where this next chapter of my career takes me. To everyone still preparing for the exam, trust the process, focus on understanding the mindset, and keep pushing. You've got this! Thanks again, Andrew, and best of luck to everyone on their PMP journey! 🚀

Hello all, I have passed PMP with above target in all 3 sections last week. Its time to celebrate. A lot of thanks to Andrew for such a great guidance. I really got many questions resembling Andrew's style. Before giving the exam, I heard many comments like Andrew's is too easy, does not match, PMP actually gives questions with tough structured English sentences, blah blah. But after the exam, I found all those comments are baseless. Its exactly what I expected it to be, and my expectation built completely through Andrew Ramdayal's instructions. I have already celebrated with Cakes. Those who are still thinking to appear for the exam, do not wait. Prepare and move ahead, the world will be yours.

I passed the PMP exam! 🎓 After 6+ months of focused study, I'm now officially PMP certified. A big thank you to Andrew Ramdayal and his "PMP Exam Prep Course" book for making the PMP mindset click. My tip for anyone preparing: stay consistent, practice with real scenarios, and trust your instincts. The hard work pays off! Here's my Credly badge: https://www.credly.com/badges/a063ee89-0fed-4731-80d0-ea59f3ce34b0/linked_in?t=tocjj1

Is there anything specific you all are doing in the final week of preparing for the PMP exam. Seems overwhelming to try to review everything in the last week so just wondering if anyone has any specific study tips for final preparation for the exam.