PMP Practice Exams: Set One for PMP Candidates (Udemy.com)

Great tool for prepping for PMP exam. I passed my exam yesterday 3rd Jan 2022. These exam practice questions were part of my study leading up to the exam. Although I felt not as much agile related questions in these practice tests I would say the questions were still challenging enough to test understanding of exam domains. The practice questions provide a detailed explanations as to why answers are correct/incorrect which helped my understanding

I really liked the PMP prep seminar so I wanted to get the practice exams as well as I thought this would help in my preparation. However I was not that impressed for several reasons: 1. Firstly this is my own fault but this is called Practice ExamS, I assumed this meant there is multiple practice exams that one can do, however there are only 200 questions and that is how much one exam is. Having known this I am not sure if I would have purchased this. 2. My biggest issue is that some questions/answers are wrong. You can find several arguments in the Q&A section with Teaching Assistants regarding this, to the point you need to quote the PMBOK or relevant literature for them to budge and see something is not right as they mostly do not give a relevant quote/literature regarding their answer and instead just say that what they said is correct. I put my trust in the people who make the exam and learn from my mistakes, however if I took to heart what was written in the answer as 100% fact I could make a critical error on the exam. For me this is simply not acceptable. 3. This is minor but I do not understand the way they chose to round answers on the exam questions. You can round 0.906 to 0.91 but you cannot round 13,465 to 13,900 for example. You round up decimals, not whole numbers, it is absolutely bizarre and made me double guess my answers multiple times. 4. I am not sure how this would work in practice but it would be good to get a general idea of areas you were good in/bad in for further learning, such as knowing you scored 75% in planning, but 60% in executing or by knowledge area. This would in turn increase the effectiveness of your revision. There were some positives that I would still like to point out: 1. The test questions for the most part are a good mix of easy/hard. There could be a bit more trickier questions that make you second guess your answer but overall I am fine with the question length/format/difficulty. 2. The answers are usually well thought out and many times can be done, making you work harder for the right answer (example is a question asking for CPI, and the answer having both the value of the CPI, SPI and cost variance, just to make sure you know what formula to use, rather than random numbers). 3. Explanations to answers are usually ok and detailed. Overall the practice exam (not exams) is ok, however I am not that impressed and think that having just the course was good enough for me, as the test did not bring nearly as much value, and there are still several errors that need to be corrected before.

Decent test, did this after completing the entire PMP course, and about half of the Exam Cram course. Got an 86%, hopefully the questions were easy because i knew the material and not just because they were inherently simple. Time will tell, but I think it was worded well.

I supplemented Joseph's Exam Prep Seminar course along with this course. The extra exams helped me apply my knowledge and prepare for the exam. Only point I would add is given the Test #5 is a mix of all the previous exams, it was not as challenging. The difficulty level of the actual exam is much higher and questions are tricky, would be good if questions of similar difficulty levels are added.

This course is not like the test...at all. Most questions on the exam are process driven and ask "What would the project manager do / do next,". In fact I would say 100/200 questions are structured this way, probably more but I'm being conservative. This course is also riddled with grammatical errors - something I would not expect from a legitimate online learning resource. If you're looking for a program that mirrors the PMP exam and prepares you, this is not it.

I took each of the tests several times until I had scored above 80. I also took some other practice test as it is good to have a wide array of questions. This course was a key to my passing the PMP exam on the second try. the first time I took the exam I finished the course and took it right away. that was a mistake. the second time, I took many pratice test like this course, and that made a huge difference. I really felt prepared going into the exam.

I don't know how realistic these tests are as compared to the actual PMP test, but they are extremely useful for reinforcing knowledge, boosting my confidence, alerting me to my weak knowledge areas and getting me in a mindset for taking the PMP exam. I did note that some of the questions have typos, grammatical errors and some sentences that aren't written clearly. These items are distracting and could use an edit review to improve the quality of the exams. Overall, I would definitely purchase again.

1. By and large questions seem to cover diff areas in each knowledge area. 2. Many of the explanations of the correct answers do not have too much detail. I feel more detail is required or a better explanation of why that is right. 3. On the pattern of final evaluation. like in other simulation software would like score in each knowledge area, ability to see answers by knowledge area, Just a simple pass or fail does not make the report very comprehensive, 4. Would have preferred to have more sets of 200 questions like some of the other one's on udemy. 5.Passed my PMP on first trial with 4 above target. This course was one of the inputs I used and it definitely helped

I Passed exam and earned PMP Certification today, I would like to share I have done few mock’s and this is one of top 3, whatever I practiced helped me to understand the process clearly, I have gone through all the questions , I have reviewed the right & wrong answers.... finally I scored 98% in the fine 200 mock of this course. Also I have watched Joseph Phillips videos, high standard! Joseph Phillips, you are awesome!!! I wanted to give 5 stars.

There are many things that I disliked about this course- 1) I thought it will have 600 unique Q&A. But in reality it has only 400 unique questions. The last full length mock paper of 200 Q&A session contains questions that are duplicated from process area test papers. 2) Relevant PMBOK page no not mentioned in answers. Struggled to find references from PMBOK for the answers 3) Many Q&A are outside PMBOK 6 content like McLoeds Therory, Hersberg Theory, Fragnet and many more. One will not find these in PMBOK6. Why ask questions outside PMBOK6 content? 4) Many answers are wrong, when compared with PMBOK6. Have seen earlier members also pointing out same issue but no update in content observed. Would request to recheck the ambiguous answers for correction.