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Published: Sun, 12/15/19

For your Project Management Professional (PMP)® Exam

Enroll for the December Group Coaching Class

Join us on Saturday, December 21, and Sunday, December 22, from 09:00am to 1:00pm 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 eight hours of your time and take a major leap forward in your studies!

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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How to Recover from a Failed PMP Exam - The Complete Guide

So, you have failed the PMP exam… What can you do now?

The first thing you should do is remember that you are not alone! It happens all the time. Although we do not necessarily know the exact failure rate, it is a very difficult exam, and you should not be too hard on yourself for failing.

With this article, I want to not only help you work through the pain and frustration of having failed the exam, but I will also give you a list of actionable items to work on so that you can successfully prepare for your next attempt.

And we will start by answering the question 'How many people actually fail the exam?'

Sample Question and Answer

You are leading an infrastructure development project for a large metropolitan city. During project planning, all project management best practices were rigorously and thoroughly followed. During project execution, several critical previously known risk was experienced. Despite the meticulous planning, the project failed to achieve the established objectives due to these realized risks. What may have gone wrong in this scenario?

A. The realized risks had not been identified earlier in the project
B. The risk responses were poorly devised
C. The qualitative risk analysis was inadequate
D. There was little or no action taken to manage the known risks

HINT: The source of the problem lies with project execution rather than planning.

Get the correct answer here!

Student Profile: Joe Sekiya, PMP

"...My goal for 2019 was to earn my PMP certification and I was able to pass the exam on my first try which began with reading the official PMP Handbook from PMI. It is very important for anyone attempting to pass the exam to first know what requirements you need to fulfill in order to sit for the exam and what the whole process entails from Application to Continuing Certification Requirements..."