Project Management Certified Associate: CAPM Practice Tests (Udemy.com)

These mock exams are really good for time management skills and PMI scenario-based logic. A lot of the answers that I chose didn't seem to match the correct response. I put these scenarios into a number of AIs to see the reasoning. I am pleased that I was still able to score relatively well on each exam, even if I didn't always meet the 80% pass mark.

The practice tests are riddled with errors. There are questions where I am not sure what the right answer is because of the errors. The instructor was good but there is further editing that could happen in the videos to make the lessons flow better. The documents are serviceable but there are formatting and spelling errors on those too.

I highly recommend Joseph's CAPM test exams on Udemy (on top of his awesome CAPM exam preparation course), as they help you to review everything and to get familiar with the exam situation on sitting there for three hours. Focus and concentration might be a serious problem if you are not used to stare at a screen for three hours straight.

Hello! Just passed the CAMP, thanks for the course, I really find it useful. However, I have one suggestion: I think that the proposed tests are not "difficult" enough. I found that the questions in the exam were way more difficult, therefore if you could adapt yours to be closer to the real experience that would be perfect.

Hi Joe, Thank you for PMP and CAPM certification courses. I purchased both and completed both and I passed my CAPM exam today 5/5/2018. Your courses were extremely helpful and give great study points for the actual exam. I also purchased some of your practice exams which were excellent preparation for the exam questions. Highly recommend to everyone prepping for the CAPM too! Thank you so much!

I passed my exam on the first try. These questions definitely helped a lot, even though they aren't written as clearly and aren't a real reflection of the actual CAPM exam. The real CAPM is chock full of direct ITTOs questions, e.g., "Which of the following is an output of Process A that is an input of Process B?" That said, however, I am not satisfied with the lack of good answers in the Q&A. Many questions are left unanswered, and those that are answered aren't answered well. For example, in this question (https://www.udemy.com/project-management-certified-associate-capm-practice-tests/learn/v4/questions/3307278), the TA answers by telling the student to look in the PMBOK guide. However, when the student returns to pose 2 followup questions after reading the guide, there is no answer from the TA. This is unacceptable especially since this course is to help people pass the exam. In addition, there are many discrepancies in reasoning for what is the right answer between questions about similar concepts, making it confusing to see what is actually the right answer. Moreover, a good amount of the answer key explanations are too brief and do not provide sufficient explanation.

The test questions do help me validate my understanding of the concepts. But compare to real CAPM questions, I feel they are much different. However, if u understand the ITTO and concepts, passing the exam should not be a problem. Btw, i passed.

Globally, I think this tests are good to be sure we understand well the PMBok but I am disappointing for some points: - CAPM exam is 150 questions, and all tests have just 100 questions - CAPM seems to focus a lot on ITTO and to my opinion, there is a lot of missing question about it. Some questions even seems more on a PMP exam than CAPM (notably in test 3). - Some questions are the same between tests....maybe it would have been better to put question about ITTO instead. Anyway, thanks Joseph for the time you took to create it.

Very helpful study aid. I hope these questions are similar to those on the actual CAPM exam. With regard to the questions in the exam, I feel that many of them are not well worded and leave too much up to interpretation and assumption. This leads to multiple answers being plausible, and you have to make assumptions as to what the question is really trying to ask. But this seems to be more or less the case for the entire subject of business and project management.

The content seems accurate and relevant, but I have two key issues that preclude a five-star review. 1. Quality control: There are several repeat questions from one test to the next. A little more effort on the author's part to add variation would fix this. Also, perhaps mix the q's up a bit. Five q's on EVM clumped together does not seem to mimic the randomised question bank that the PMI exams will go through. Sorry if you think this is harsh, but it just feels a bit lazy. 2. The Q&A tab makes for painful reading in places. Some of these answers actually undermine the content of the mocks and/or course. Again, a little due diligence could prevent this being an issue.