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Invest just six hours of your time and take a major leap forward in your studies!
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Get Your Formulas PDF and Cheat Sheet
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Are you stressed about the math and formulas you need to study and know for your Project Management Professional (PMP)® Exam? Don't worry! There's a better way to study them.
Yes, the PMP Exam and the formulas are complex. But The PMP Exam Formula Study Guide was created specifically to provide you an easy reference and study guide. It is your authoritative source to all the formulas and values you need to master for
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Sample Question and Answer
A project manager is leading a project to investigate the feasibility of constructing a dam to generate hydroelectric power. The project needs to be analyzed from technical, economic, and social points of view.
The project manager has created the project charter on behalf of the project sponsor, and it is now approved. Which of the following processes should be performed
next?
A. Develop Project Management Plan
B. Identify Risks
C. Identify Stakeholders
D. Develop Project Charter
HINT: All of the project initiation processes should be completed before moving on to the planning processes.
Find out the correct answer here...
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Lessons Learned from Pooja Manduskar, PMP
"... First of all Thank you Cornelius and all the PM PrepCast team for building this awesome website and exam simulation experience. The tremendous efforts
PrepCast team has put in putting it all together is amazing. What I liked most and I think is unique to PrepCast simulation is it tells you why you answered something wrong in addition to explanation of right answer. I can definitely say that I passed due to the PM Exam Simulator. The real exam questions were very similar and situational. I had no straightforward question in the entire exam. Each question made me think 2-3 times before answering or even striking out a clearly wrong answer...."
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Student Profile: Fedir 'Theo' Ruzhynskyi, PMP, CSM, CSPO
"...My recommendation that other students do in the last week before they are scheduled to take the exam is to keep the balance between studying and not studying at all. A week before, try to take as many full-scale 200 questions marathons as possible. A day before, stop studying and try to relax as much as possible. Try to convince yourself that you have already done absolutely everything you could and YOU ARE
READY! ..."
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Kudos to our students who passed the PMP exam!
- Ian Das, PMP
- Erin Ihnat, PMP
- Darrin Hawe, PMP
- Ben Hornok, PMP
- Tiya Mitchell, PMP
- Katharyn Emmer,
PMP
- Ariya Khamvongsa, PMP
- Leathel Grody, PMP
- Pooja Manduskar, PMP
- Taiwo Omopariola, PMP
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