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Published: Tue, 05/15/18

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How to prepare for your PMP Exam.

Step 6: Using Practice Tests to get Ready

How to prepare for your PMP Exam. Step 6: Using Practice Tests to get Ready

Despite all the studying you 've done for the Project Management Professional PMP Exam you may be nervous about taking the test. Here we break down how PMP sample questions and PMP Exam Simulators can help test your knowledge and prepare you for the big day and receive your PMP certification.

Sample Question and Answer

You are managing a project to build a database and need to acquire information from the stakeholders of the project. The team is using brainstorming, focus groups, interviews, questionnaires, and benchmarking to understand and document the stakeholders' needs. The methods the team is using are representative of which tool and technique?

A. Data gathering
B. Data analysis
C. Decision making
D. Data representation

HINT: Which tool and technique is used to acquire information in the Collect Requirements process?

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Control Procurement vs Closing Project/Phase

Let's help our forum member answer this question:

"I'm a little confused at the difference between control procurement and closing project.

Control procurement includes closing out contracts in PMBOK 6th edition, but is also included as part of the 'administrative closure' of project in the Closing process on p.123.

Control procurement' is a monitor/control process group but closing project/phase' is in the closing process. I've gotten a few questions from the exam simulator confused when it involves these two. For example, is 'finalizing open claims' part of 'close project/phase' or 'control procurement or both?"

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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..."