PRINCE2 Foundation Six Practice Certification Exams (2023) (Udemy.com)

I want to say a massive thanks to Dion Training for offering one of the most exceptional foundation practice papers available in the market at such an affordable price. So many providers typically charge a hefty sum for this kind of simulator without any analysis. These practice exams have been instrumental in helping me pass my exam first time with 80% score, identical to my consistent practice scores here, was incredibly satisfying. The quality and accessibility of this practice material have been invaluable. I am genuinely impressed with these practice sets, and I have also recommend Dion Training to friends. Would you consider expanding your offering to include PRINCE 2 Practitioner, AGILE PM PRACTITIONER simulators or additional practice papers in future. Your dedication to providing high-quality resources to us at such reasonable prices is commendable and has made a significant difference in my success.

I passed the certification by practicing these tests and reading carefully the Prince2 book. The question in the real exam are similar so it feels more comfortable. And the difficulty is also similar so I recommend to practice these tests until really having a good score to be more confident during the real exam. Thank you for this course!

4 stars qualifies for "as expected"; with explanation to each question in test-review mode after taking the practice exam this is good. I have spotted a typo here and there which could be improved upon. I also agree with Enterprise Services Bulgaria EOOD; VAT: BG204191213 B. who wish there was an explanation to why the other answers are incorrect as some are not completely obvious, but others obviously are. Thank you again for making these practice tests available. I have passed my PRINCE2 Foundation exam at 75% through PeopleCert and I even had a mock exam at theirs at 83%.

Thirds tests are helpful but maybe a bit out of date. I took the exam today and while they definitely aided me in passing, there were about 33% of the questions which were not covered, and a bunch that were phrased very very differently and could have tripped someone up who relied solely on these. The tests do help you to deduce the right answer if you’ve also gone through some training. These tests are definitely easier than the official one I took today. I’d say shoot for 85+% on all Six before you take the real one. They’re a good AID in conjuncture with studying. They are not a brain dump and along with another course it seems Peoplecert / Pronce2 may be changing things a bit to keep people honest, which is probably good. I’d also like to see them fix the grammar / spelling errors- things like asset instead of assess. Relying on users to report that stuff is not great, we’re busy studying.

After I have gone through Jason's full course and study guide for first time, I started taking all practice tests and this is just to know how much I absorbed during my initial studying time. Long story short, I did practice 5 times for each exam set, so It was 30 exams in total. I ensured that I got at least 85% not by memorizing answers by heart but by understanding the explanation, studying again and again for the areas I needed to improve. Thank you Jason for this great practice exams.

It was excellent course to get well understand about the structure of the exam and i can see similar questions in the real exam are from this course. I really recommend the course for practising for the exam. It will be good to practice the questions after going the Prince2 syllabus . It will get revised almost completely of the syllabus.

Hacer los test en varias ocasiones fue la clave, sobre todo para mi que no tengo un nivel alto de Ingles. Aunque en los test obtube un promedio de 70% al presentar el examen obtuve un 77% como resultado. A partir del test 4 me encontre con preguntas que hacian referencia a productos de la versión anterior a 2017 de PRINCE2 lo que me causo un poco de confusión, por el resto muy bien. Muchas gracias!

The course is extremely helpful in preparing for the exam, however, the quality of this course is not comparable to the ITIL 4 Foundation one. The reasons are a) Some of the content seems outdated, i.e. is referring to topics which cannot be found in the official Prince2 2017 Manual b) Some of the explanations are not clarifying how the answer can be deduced from the information given in the manual - but are rather dogmatic. c) Some of the answers cannot be backed up with the information from the manual - or are at least ambiguous These points of criticism aside, the course helps really well to revisit the curriculum and identify gaps in your own understanding.

Good set of practice questions with explanations. Very responsive feedback on questions raised as well. Exam covers a lot of questions on benefits review plan , configuration management strategy and quality review which are not highlighted or explained in the study material. Please do include some information on the same.

The questions were strangely phrased at times (repeating a verb for example), but i followed the logic of the answers and understood what the question wanted. There weren't many to disagree with. Also loved the fact that he offers on his website a voucher for the exam, very fast response when contacted, saved some money with this. I passed the exam but the questions were more similar to the sample questions published by Axelos than the ones in the practice exams offered by Jason Dion (from this package with 6 exams and from the course with 2 exams). This comes from the fact that there were many changes to the 2017 version not addressed. Specifically, there were several questions related to minimum requirements on themes or approaches (=new term for strategy), which were not addressed in the 2009 version, nor in the training/practice exams. These were also hard to guess, sometimes there were combinations of minimum requirements answers to be identified. All in all, the practice exams do what they promise: they help you pass the exam. But if you want a decent grade over 70%, you do need to study the 2017 changes, definitions, and more in-depth details.