Creating Your PMP® Study Plan - The Complete Guide |
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But let me qualify this: No two people have the same experiences or expertise, nor does everyone learn in the same manner. Therefore, the best way to study for the PMP exam will be based on your personal learning likes and needs. Additionally, there is no reason to be overwhelmed at the prospect of developing study plan, as there are a wealth of resources available to exam candidates that allow you to mix and match resources fit to your specific needs,
style of learning, and individual circumstances while you prepare for the exam.
Not the least of which is the wisdom gained from analyzing the lessons learned from thousands of successful PMP candidates that I have helped pass their PMP exam. The following tips and best practices summarize techniques successful exam candidates have used to leverage their time and resources to pass the PMP exam.
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Sample Question and Answer |
A project manager finds that there is some variance in the project. What should the project manager do first?
A. Communicate the variance to the project team
B. Cancel the project
C. Continue working and ignore the variance
D. Identify the root cause of the variance
HINT: The project manager must investigate the variance.
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How to prepare for your PMP Exam.
Step 3: Build a PMP Exam Study
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Studying for the PMP exam toward your PMP certification will be a much less daunting task if you apply your
project management skills to it and create a project plan. In this third video of The PM PrepCast's series on preparing for the PMP exam, you'll learn the essential elements to include in your project study plan.
Why Activity List is not an input to Estimate Costs |
Let's help our forum member answer this question:
"The Estimate Costs process arrives at estimated costs for activities in the form of Activity Cost Estimates as the output. To do so, it needs the Activity List.
Why is Activity List not an input to Estimate Costs?"
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Student Profile: Paul M Mapete, PMP |
"...It is very important for students to read the Project Management Institute (PMI)® handbook chapter and verse and internalize preparation for the PMP exam.
During the last week, students should concentrate on the revision exam questions from PM PrepCast website. The questions are professionally set and very similar to the real Project Management Professional (PMP)® Exam. This strategy worked for me and I guess it would
work for any student who wants to pass their exam on the first chance."
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