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PMP® Formulas and Calculations - The Complete Guide |
When I
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There's no getting away from it. There are a lot of these formulas and calculations that you have to learn for the exam.
In this (almost) complete guide we'll go through the PMP formulas with examples. Stick with me and by the end you'll see that learning the PMI® formulas
isn't going to be that bad. Read on and you'll learn a lot about how to crack formula-based PMP questions to help pass your PMP exam.
Student Profile: Simon Evans, PMP |
"..Reading the official PMP® Handbook from Project Management Institute
(PMI)® certainly helped me on the exam by focusing my attention on the overarching themes that are important to PMI and important for the PMP exam.
I spent the final week of the exam preparation reviewing materials in areas where I felt I still needed to improve proficiency. By the final week leading up to the exam you should not be exposing yourself to new materials, but solidifying the concepts you have already exposed yourself
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"I feel nothing to do at the moment..." |
Let's encourage Cherry and drop her a kind note! Some tips from you will surely be appreciated.
".. I am actually quite disappointed now. I got 4 bp and 1 mp for my today test. I am so surprised that why I only earn this lowest marks as I really contributed a lot of time into this matter...
Some of the questions really tricky, but the rest of questions can answer it follow the logic. I may need your professional
advice for me to resolve this issue. I feel nothing to do at the moment, any suggestions or kind words will be greatly appreciated!"
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Lessons Learned from John Wolverton, PMP |
Lessons learned towards becoming a Project Management Professional (PMP)® shared to us by PM PrepCast student Joe Nino E. Orapa, PMP
"Lessons learned towards becoming a Project Management Professional (PMP)® shared to us by PM PrepCast student John Wolverton, PMP.
"After a first time failure I had to change my strategy. I have been learning, teaching and executing programs for years. However, the way that worked for me in the field
didn’t get me through the PMP Test. As the old saying goes, “Miss it by that much.” Taking the free test questions alone didn’t help me really prepare for the four hours of never ending questions that where all right or all wrong and I had to pick the best answer or the least wrong answer. So what did I do different?..."
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Sample Question and Answer |
You are managing a bridge construction project. Half of the project work has been completed. The total planned cost at this stage was $2.5 million. The actual physical work that has been completed at this stage is worth $2.4 million. You have already spent $5.0 million on the project. What is the schedule variance?
A. $100,000
B. -$100,00
C. $2.6
million
D. $2.5 million
HINT: SV = EV - PV
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