I just wanted to share my audit experience with you all. 1. Submitted the application and received an email within minutes that my application has been randomly selected for an audit 2. My PMP application on the PMI website clearly laid out what I had to provide which were 3 things : 1. certificate for my degree, 2. PMP course certificate 3. Name and email of my references (1 for each experience) 3. My references received emails with the experience I had entered and they had to verify. 4. After all the reference verifications came in, I could "submit the audit" and I received an email that it could take upto 5 business days for PMI to review. 5. The next day, I received an email that the audit was passed and that I could book a date for the exam All in all, it was pretty straightforward and smooth. Let me know if there are any questions I can try to answer from my experience.

Hi friends, I’m happy to share that I recently passed my PMP exam with ‘Above Target’ in all domains! This achievement is one I hold close to my heart, and I deeply appreciate everyone who supported me on this journey, especially Nohjay Nimpson—your contributions and encouragement made all the difference. It’s one major hurdle crossed, and I’m filled with gratitude for this milestone. Here’s to the next chapter! 🚀

I am excited to announce that, after a month of focused preparation, I have successfully earned my Project Management Professional (PMP) certification from the Project Management Institute (PMI). I am deeply appreciative of the support and resources that have guided me on this path: 👉I only used Andrew Ramdayal PMP Exam Prep Simplified book, E-learning Course and his mock exams and practice questions. These tools were instrumental in shaping my exam mindset and readiness. I had issues keeping up with my time, I had 35 questions with only 17 minutes left on the last section of the exam. What I did was to read only the last parts of the questions and chose my answer using ''THE MINDSET''. You really need to know Andrew's mindset. One minute left, one question and time was up as soon as i answered it. Funny: I got T, AT, AT (for the section I rushed, using mindset''😀I saw so many unfamiliar questions including unfamiliar drag and drops but, I'm grateful I passed. THANK YOU ANDREW! If you need my help, you can chat me on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/ikeokpara-adaora

Hello everyone. I’m happy to share that I passed the PMP Exam on my first try. I had some concerns about being ready before I took it the weekend before but turns out that I was ready. Someone asked me to post my study schedule. I followed Andrew’s study guide. That helped me stay focused. I took Andrew’s 35 hour course and used his TIA Exam simulator. I also watched his 100 drag and drop questions. I took all of ARs mock exams and one of the full length exams. The mock exams were very helpful. The first two exams I watched the videos first then took the exams (85 & 88). Mock Exam (ME) I got a 73. ME 4-6 I got a 80, 78 and a 68. I was concerned with my last score. So I took the beta full length exam and got a 57. That test seemed very difficult. I went back and took the exam from the 35 hour course and got a 77. Outside of his materials, is watch David McLachlan 200 agile questions on YouTube and 3rd Rock study notes and cheer sheet. I purchased the notes/cheer sheet 3-4 days before the exam because I thought I needed it. It helped me review stuff before the exam. I wish I had bought it sooner. I hope this helps. Keep studying! You got this! I

Thanks to Andrew for the elaborate course on Udemy. David Youtube Classes also helped