I am super happy to share my journey with you all so that any PMP taker can benefit from it. I will include some important things I did not get a clear answer for. If you follow this plan, I assure you you will pass your exam. Of course, nothing comes easy; you have to put in the effort. 1- Get the Andrew Udemy course - Go over the course, making notes on any points you feel are important. - You can go through it again if you need to make new notes. - Do all the quizzes and the full mock exam on Udemy, aiming to score over 70%. 2- Go to Mohammed Rahman Channel - There are a couple of videos about the mindset (18 PMP Mindset Principles, 6 Ways To Cheat On The PMP Exam). 3- Go to Andrew’s YouTube Channel - There are many live videos. At the end of each, there are 10 questions. Try to solve them by yourself, then see how he solves them. - Apply the mindsets of both Andrew and Mohammed, as both are good. 4- Now the most controversial topic: which simulator you should get - I would recommend getting SH, as it is very close to the real exam and will expose you to different types of questions. - If you can, also get TIA; it will help you even more but is not as important as SH. - Aim to score 60-70% on SH and 70-80% on TIA. - When solving any question, try to analyze whether you got it right or wrong, and understand the theory behind it.

Well sitting outside the Pearson vue center. Mentally preparing for a straight up ass kicking. My plans included sitting down at the exam computer and giving this exam the best beating in its life and gonna walk out of here with my head held high and my brain in damage control. lol. Seriously though, I much rather get this over with and get my pass paper. I’m done devoting so much energy and time in studying. It’s time to apply PMI logic and be done. Good luck to me and those aspirants. We got this, it’s just a long test, not the end of our lives.

The formulas are too many and quite confusing. Any guidance please.

Could someone please help explain why this answer isn't the Quality Management Plan when the question specifically asks about measuring deliverables then in the answer it states that the quality management plan identifies the standards for the project deliverables?

Welp! Just got approval to take the PMP exam. $425 for PMI Member. guess its do or die now.