Total 2 months... First 1 month, did AR's 35 hours Udemy Course and David Maclachlan's 3 videos (200+100+150) and Ricardo's Process Group YouTube video. Last 1 Month, TIA simulator and PM Study Hall essential (Could completed 70% and 1 Mock Full one) and self-made and Third3Rock Notes for revision. Pro-Tip : Master the mindset and deeply analyze the questions u do wrong while practicing. Solve at least 1000 questions. Thank you & all the best for upcoming exam takers. P.S. This exam is test of 1) beating the procrastination 2) Unlearning the existing mindset / experience.

Anyone who recently did the exam, can you share your experience on the difficulty level of actual exam questions compared to mock TIA simulators? My exam is in 2 days and getting nervous now. I scored above 80 in the simulators and 58% in the beta mock test (which was really hard). Any feedback on the questions we see in PMI study hall ? Thanks for your time

Hi All, I am planning to schedule my exam in a week . I score around 80 in Andrews TIA, whereas in 70s with PMI SH( specifically I score low in one area ) . Should I retrain myself more ? Are the exam questions as difficult as the SH. Also any tips to stay attentive during the 4 hours . I loose my attention during the last 60 and make the most mistakes then . Thank you .

First of all a BIG Thank YOU, Andrew Ramdayal and yes, after passing the exam two days ago I am celebrating over and over again with beers and cookies - also I wore blue t-shirt similar to yours in your videos and that proved to be a good strategy as well :)) Now leaving jokes aside here is my story in a few sentences. My PMP journey started in February 2024 when I attended Andrew's 35 hours course on Udemy. Initially I was thinking to write my exam by end of April, then I moved to May and because I used to keep getting around 60% at mock tests I planned for June 17th but did not set my exam date with Pearson VUE yet. When I used Andrew's cram course and scored 59% I decided to purchase PMI's Study Hall Essential about two weeks prior to exam date. Then because I noticed I was still consistently failing, I finally moved my exam date to July 3rd and this time I scheduled it for 8 a.m. too. During the time remaining I did all over again the practice exams and practice questions available with Study Hall, as I learned they are most similar to the ones in the actual exam - and now I can confirm it, too. At the beginning I was failing a lot but with repetition and daily persistence I used to reach around 80% a few days prior to my exam. By checking explanations to the answers I could finally understand how to apply the mindset and select most correct answers. By the way, I did watch the mindset videos a few times prior to exam day, because I felt I really needed to insist on those. Although my score was not AT overall but instead I scored AT/T/BT which granted me a Pass result. I really found the PMI's Study Hall extremely helpful due to the fact that questions are the most similar to the exam ones, and I think this was what helped me to strive in the end. But again, I wouldn't have made this journey without Andrew, therefore I am grateful for all the super quality work he put in helping PMP aspirants pass their exam!

Aug 1st I am taking my exam. Currently going through the cram course. Any other advice?