I plan to take the exam in February. Looking for a fast paced study regime. I have done the 35hr course, approved for the exam and bought PMI SH. I am EST based but very flexible on time.

Here are some links to my materials that students use to pass the PMP. Here is a link to my Live PMP Bootcamp: "This course is great for folks who like direct instructor interaction and feedback." https://www.tiaedu.com/training_pmp_course_nyc.html Here is a link to my e-learning or live PMP coaching class. "Pass your PMP exam in 30 days!" https://tiaexams.com/pmcourses Check out my exam simulator: "Think you're ready to take on the PMP? Prove it with exam like questions and video explanations." https://tiaexams.com/pmcourses Check out my exam ebook PMP Exam Prep Simplified: "The same detailed book in a convenient digital format." https://tiaexams.com/pmcourses Check out my PMP Cram Course: "A quick refresher right before the exam?" https://tiaexams.com/pmcourses Check out my 60 PDU PMP Renewal Course: "One-stop-shop for PMP renewal qualification." https://tiaexams.com/bundle/60-pdu-bundle Here is a link to my Amazon Study Guide: "My bestselling study guide. Comes with a free 35 PDU PMP course." https://www.amazon.com/PMP-Exam-Prep-Simplified-Learning/dp/B08SBFTXQT/ Here is a link to my Youtube Channel: "See all the latest PMP from me and live weekly Q&A." https://www.youtube.com/c/AndrewRamdayal -AR

Hurray!! 🙌 I officially passed the PMP last Saturday, December 13th—and I’m still buzzing with excitement! A huge thanks to this community for the shared experiences, tips, and motivation. You all played a part in this win 💯. My exam was honestly more difficult than I expected 🫢. No drag-and-drops, no calculations 📠, just one SPI question and two select-all-that-apply items. I stayed very time-conscious, kept my mindset steady, and took my breaks as planned. Thank you, Andrew, for your wealth of knowledge. Now, onto the next level, I will need all the help with my resume.

Hi All, I just completed my PMP exam about a 2 hours ago and passed!!! 🎉 (Above Target in People and Process; Target in Business Environment) It was not an easy exam, but consistent studying truly paid off. Here’s what I used to prepare: 1. Andrew's PMP Course (I took a lot of notes and this helped me remember so much) 2. PMP Study Hall 3. 200 PMP Questions (Andrew’s YouTube video) I picked an exam date that worked for me and studied for about one hour per day. I made sure to finish the course fully and watched the mindset video several times. I started using PMI Study Hall four weeks before the exam and it was tough! 1 week to exam: - Focused on weak areas and re-watched relevant course sections - Completed the 200-questions video - Re-watched the mindset video two days before the exam 1 day before exam: - Reviewed a few topics using ChatGPT as my study buddy - Switched off and watched TV to relax Exam day: - Woke up early and arrived at the exam centre 30 minutes before my scheduled time - Did breathing exercises and motivated myself in the mirror (I knew I had put in the work) - Chose the earliest exam slot (10am) - Once seated, I wrote down three things Andrew always emphasises: (a.) Apply the PM mindset. (b.) Always revert to the team. (c.)Don’t do nothing. - And the rest is history. 😊 I’d like to thank Andrew for being such a great teacher / coach. Your course is amazing from the techniques, the explanations, to the way you emphasise understanding rather than cramming. It made all the difference. Thanks again!

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