PMP Mock Exam Set I - Current Exam Content Outline (Udemy.com)

So many questions have a wrong answer. For example, in exam 3, I have flagged 15 questions that asking Gemini gave me a different solution: 13 15 17 41 61 62 84 101 108 110 116 117 147 168 172 Although, thanks to the combination of the questions and gemini it helped me prepare for my exam, but the exam alone is not representative, as you have to get 80% right but 15 out of 180 are already wrong, so it is not representative of your result. Also, too many very lengthy questions. Although I guess there will be some lengthy questions in the exam, I really doubt there will be as many as you find in this exam. If that is the case your brain will have to omit most of the test to be able to answer all questions in time.

Questions are definitely on a different level from a difficulty standpoint. The questions were challenging and they force you to think about your answer. I'm glad I took them as I thought I was prepared and I obviously wasn't. Definitely an eye opener. I scored about 65% on all of them on the first attempt. After reviewing the questions I got wrong I scored about 95% on the second attempt. I highly recommend taking these mock exams.

Exceptional content for exam prep. Even if you don't score well, don't worry, the outline has been made such that you'll easily clear the PMP exam. The instructor is highly experienced so questions are logically set. Highly Recommended for those who believe in themselves.

I cleared the PMP exam on the first attempt. Many thanks to Joseph for curating the mock tests to current PMP exam tests. the explanations were super helpful, i highly recommend these mock tests to the people who are willing to clear PMP in their first attempt.

Hello Sir I passed the PMP exam on February 7th, 2024 in my first attempt with AT in all the three domains. Although the exam was primarily scanario based, the way you had presented the whole course with real life examples helped me a lot during my preparation. I would want to remind everyone that they should not memorize the terminology, etc., because the exam will be 80-90% scenario-based. I discovered that solid ethics and a steward/servant mindset are essential required to ace the exam. Also, candidates should focus on their English comprehension abilities because the majority of the questions were lengthy and must be understood within a limited time frame. Moreover, time management is crucial. I remember submitting the first 60 questions in 1.5 hours and then having to solve the final 25 questions in 15 minutes. Fortunately, my poor time management did not result in any bad consequence other than some depression while i was giving the test. All the best to everyone. The exam is not challenging. You can easily achieve that with discipline and consistency. All the best! PS...Full-length mock tests really help you prepare for time management and quick comprehension of long scenario-based narratives. Dont skip those.

It was definitely more wordy and complicated than other mocks. It would help since it is a learning tool - to be able to see whether one is right or wrong at any point - without having to finish testing early - since we will have to start the test again.

I used these 4 practice tests for prepare for my PMP certification and I cleared my exam with AT/AT/AT in all 3 domains in my first attempt. Like it is mentioned in details section of this course, the exam questions are tricky, difficult and time consuming. But it certainly helps in real exam and makes it look like easy. Though the questions are lengthy and some of the questions take time to ready and understand, it gives you an edge in real exam by improving your time and applying logic quickly for all the questions. I practiced all 4 tests and repeated 2 of them to get past 80%. I would recommend not to exceed the time line while practicing these tests and treat it as real exam. By doing this I could finish my real exam 10 mins before the time line and also reviewed flagged questions. Don't complain about the length of the questions or difficulty level. They are kept to help you clear the exam in first attempt. Understanding the logic while reviewing the questions, especially the wrong ones is the key. Don't memorise. It won't help much. The actual exam is not as lengthy as these practice tests but don't quote me on that as it may be different for different people. But what I have known so far is, if you clear these tests within time limit and repeat the questions, it will make real exam look easy. I thank the entire team for designing these tests. The work is worth appreciating.

The questions are too lengthy (Mock test 4 beats it all). I am not sure if the exam questions are like this but if they are then definitely there is very little scope to clear. Reading the questions itself takes more than 30-40 seconds and they are so long that one needs to revisit it multiple times, making almost 90-120 seconds spent on reading every question. Then the time to look at options and analyze the answer to go with or using the elimination method, arriving at the best possibilities and then selecting the answer which a total would take to around 180-210 seconds per question. That is almost 3 minutes for one question. The quality of questions might be good, they may test the knowledge but the questions are so long that if tricky, they need to be understood which is practically impossible to do in a minute or less. 180 questions & 3 mins per question is like 540 mins i.e. 9 hours. Which is almost 3 times the duration of the exam. As a result, the questions in the mock test have to be rushed through & answered without paying attention to tricky words or context which is as good as giving the test blind folded. Its like randomly selecting the options. I managed to score 68% in mock 4 while passing was 80%. I think without reading questions thoroughly and answering without analyzing, 68% is still better. The course creators should try to mimic real exam questions in terms of scenario & length & options. Some random story with a moral at the end is not what is expected. Every question cannot be a long 10-20 lines story. See, the review is also so long because there mock tests have made me look at everything too elaborate. But this review is much better & on point than the questions in the mock tests. Hope this helps. Anyone doing the tests, you may finish reading pmbok7 excerpts early than completing the mock tests here. Go for the pmbok than these mocks.

This test was really lovely and too tricky at a few points. I enjoyed attempting it. Looking forward to learning from my mistakes and getting better results in the next mock and eventually in the PMP exam! Regards, Manish.

I just passed my PMP exam 2 days ago. This is the most relevent mock exams out there, it's hard but it helped to prepare for the real exam. I got 65%, 66%, and 67% for test 1, 2 and 3 respectively and still managed to pass wit 3xATs. Time maangement is the key to success in the real PMP exam. Thanks Josheph !