I am pleased to announce that I passed my PMP exam on 7/12/24 with a overall score of AT! I tested in person at Pearson Vue Friday 10 AM, had confirmed results from PMI Saturday 6 PM. I used @Andrew Ramdayal 35hr Udemy course, PMP Exam Prep Simplified Textbook, and TIA Simulator as my main study tools. I also used his PMP crash course as a refresher before the exam. The mindset is a MAJOR key to passing this exam. I had a about 3 matching questions, and 2 math calculation questions. I took both 10 minute breaks to refresh my mind, drink water, eat a snack, etc. Note - if testing in person make sure you give yourself enough time for the exam room re-entry procedures (3-4 minutes) out your 10 minute break. Thank you all for the motivation and support! If anyone has any questions, I will assist as best I can!

My exam is on Friday. I have used Andrew's 35 hr course and quizzes, the cram course mock exam, and his TIA Exam Simulator. Those that have used these materials, which of the questions/formats most closely match the PMP Exam? Thanks in advance! Getting nervous..

Am I using the correct exam simulator? I purchased Andrew's PMP exam simulator on Udemy, but when I began, the first several questions weren’t covering anything I’ve learned through his course. Then I noticed the URL: https://www.udemy.com/course/pmp-practice-exams-pmbok-guide-6th-edition/ 6th edition. I typed into Udemy search: PMP exam simulator 7th edition, and the same course came up. I see he has a PMP exam simulator on his website, as well, but it doesn’t specify 6th or 7th edition. I need to make sure I am practicing with the right exam! Does anyone know if these are the same, or if the version on the website is for the 7th edition?

Yall, I passed my PMP on the first try this week! I am in disbelief, but so proud of myself. Thank you Andrew for your videos, mock exams, this forum, and your weekly YouTube lives. Using the mindset was so helpful, especially on questions where I felt unsure.

I am happy to announce that I've passed my PMP exam on 1st try overall "Above Target". Thanks to Andrew Ramdayal 35 hours PMP prep course on Udemy which helped me clear my concepts. Mindset section was also very helpful. Thank U Andrew