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Published: Tue, 05/22/18

For your Project Management Professional (PMP)® Exam

Six-Week Live Coaching Class with Dan Ryan

Boost Your PMP Exam Prep in Six Sessions!

This is your indispensible PMP exam coaching course! The class curriculum has been designed for busy project managers like yourself to help boost your exam readiness in just six weekly sessions.

Join us on Sundays starting June 3, 2018 at 11am EST. You will learn PMP exam essentials and still have the rest of the day to yourself! This class is open for PMP prep candidates from all over the world. So take the class and review PMP exam required topics to boost your exam studies, all while you sip your morning coffee -- or afternoon tea!

Invest just six hours of your time and take a major leap forward in your studies!

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Let PMP Coach Dan Ryan help you ace the PMP exam! In the past you had to pay $249 for his group coaching. But this class is now offered for just $179.

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Step 7: What to Expect on Your Exam Day

How to prepare for your PMP Exam. Step 7: What to Expect on Your PMP Exam Day

Don't blow your chances of passing the PMP exam and earning your PMP certification by failing to prepare for exam day logistics. Here's what you need to do before the exam and on exam day to make sure you're ready mentally, physically and logistically.

Sample Question and Answer

Ada, the project manager, is meeting with a customer for initial discussions about a software implementation project. At the end of the meeting, the customer asks Ada for a general estimate of the project duration. Based on experience with three similar projects with roughly the same scope, Ada estimates an 8-10 month implementation time frame. What estimation technique is Ada basing her duration projection on?

A. Expert judgment
B. Three-point estimating
C. Analogous estimating
D. Bottom-up estimating

HINT: Identify the estimating technique that compares a project to a previous, similar project.

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Need Suggestions in Making a Study Plan

Let's help our forum member answer this question:

" I have applied for my exam for the 20th June 2018. I took the PDU's last year and am currently pretty much blank on the new PMBOK 6th edition. I have however purchased the Prep Cast and started downloading videos. Also started making flash cards.

What do you guys think, in your opinion, is the best strategy to start and study? I can study up to 6 hours each day so time is not the issue. Also, I am not a project manager and do not have such hardcore experience with all the processes and terms, so the temptation is to try and learn everything by heart..."

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Congratulations to our students!

Would you like to take a live coaching course on the new version 6 of the PMBOK Guide?Kudos to the following PMP exam passers:

Victor Lo, PMP
Peace Kikoni, PMP
Bradley Harris, PMP
Zack Fuqua, PMP
Alfred Badger, PMP
Bill Hahn, PMP
Emma Smart, PMP
Mobola Owolabi, PMP
Satish Chandra, PMP
Tamer Elqasem, PMP

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Student Profile: Sunil Passi, PMP

"...The A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide) is well-written standard but takes time to get a hang of it. I read it at least three (3) times before I took my Project Management Professional (PMP)® exam and passed it. New students must pay attention to small detail. A good understanding of the fundamentals/definitions will help you pass the exam. Take at least 3-4 mock exams in real time.
Do not read any new material in the last week. Understand the concepts clearly and apply them effectively. Just review the material and look for gaps in your knowledge..."