PMI-ACP Practice Exam (Udemy.com)

It was helpful, but the exam is so full of scenarios that have multiple answers. You need to give the best possible answer within Agile framework principles. This will help you develop the right mindset for the exam, but is not a resource you should memorize for answers. Your gut, if you're in the right mindset, will deliver you a passing grade more than studying answers.

There two mock test sets meet what I need about practicing taking PMI-ACP tests. It is good simulation tests and does some help to let me pass the exam. The major differnece based on my experience is that the acutal PMI-ACP test has almost all situnational questions and much more questions has longer description in both questions and answers.

Great set of questions, I still have doubts about PT2/Q26 (appears also in earlier course by J. Phillips) answer since both projects are beyond "regular" project (one is to comply with regulations, other about protecting from lawsuit; therefore - both must be taken). Highly recommending this course. Thank you.

Not all the questions are written in a quality good enough to provide good answer. For example question about the right tool in agile to find potential issues (effectively risks) where the answer is daily stand-up that talks about existing issues / problems rather than risks etc...

The two practice exams in this course are highly scenario based and a great prep for the actual PMI-ACP exam. No practice exams can fully cover everything you will see on the actual exam, however, these practice exams helped me to learn the nuances of how the scenario based questions can be asked which in turn enabled me to determine and select the best answer(s) to successfully pass the PMI-ACP Exam.

There are a good set of questions here to help practice the different sections of the exam. Some of the questions came from some of the textbooks I referred. But overall gave me a good practice before my exam. Actual exam questions were more scenario based and I think the agile thinking helps and that can be helped with the theory and the questions.

Mock exam 1 was ok, just that perhaps it is too easy. Mock exam 2, questions were badly worded. Most of the time spent on each question is trying to understand that poor sentence structure. There are also some questions whereby it doesn't really correspond with the options given, probably better off just asking you to choose a best option rather than coming up with a scenario that doesn't make sense at all. Overall, would only recommend if want to verify knowledge learnt but not exactly for exam prep.

I have tried both courses (practice exams) for PMI-ACP. In comparison, I like this course because the questions are well articulated. Though the other course with 2 practice tests have more situational based, I felt these two tests in this course are less complex in terms of scenarios. There are many repetitive questions among these 4 tests in both courses. Authors should replace them with unique questions so that users can get full value for the money. Overall this course is good for practice purposes.

Test questions are good and useful, giving you a comprehensive overview of the topics of the ACP exam. _However_, several questions are recycled from Joseph Philip's ACP prep course and his other test exams. The whole point of buying sample ACP test that I want to have new questions. I find this practice pretty offending.

This class has helped me passed my PMI-ACP certification. This material/class is easy to manage as Joseph broke it down into small clips of videos. This helps a lot to anyone who have busy schedule. How did I passed with this class? I followed his advise; listened to the lectures carefully, completed the assignments, writing the glossary terms in post card, and took the practice tests a numerous times. I purchased Joseph's two (2) practice exam sets - a total of 4 practice tests and kept taking them over and over again; learned from my mistakes and returned back to the lecture material to understand the domain / task more. Good luck to you, test takers!