I cleared PMP with Above Target in all domains last year. I work full time and I remember being stuck in that 60 to 70 percent mock range despite putting in serious effort. What helped me most was the mindset approach from Andrew Ramdayal. This is simply peer support built on what I learned through his training and my own preparation. The real shift came when I stopped adding more content and started fixing how I was reading questions and making decisions under pressure. I want to give back to this community by working one on one with one serious candidate. This is not for beginners. It is for someone who has already put in the work and feels stuck at the decision stage. I have created a short structured form to understand your preparation stage, exam timeline, and commitment level. It also includes a clear data use and consent section for transparency. This will not be daily doubt support. It will be one focused session per week for four weeks, centered on reviewing your mock thinking patterns properly. No fees. No course. If you are interested, comment PMP and I will share the form. Just passing forward what helped me.

Anyone interested in being my study buddy? I am looking to take the exam the first week of April '26. I'm in the central time zone and looking to connect M-W-Th at 8:00PM CT.

Hi, PMP friends! We are meeting today beginning at 5:15 PM CST. Please check your DMs for details. If I accidentally skipped you AND you will join today, please message me and I will reply back with the details. Thanks!

Hi friends, I’m happy to share that I recently passed my PMP exam with ‘Above Target’ in all domains! This achievement is one I hold close to my heart, and I deeply appreciate everyone who supported me on this journey, especially Nohjay Nimpson—your contributions and encouragement made all the difference. It’s one major hurdle crossed, and I’m filled with gratitude for this milestone. Here’s to the next chapter! 🚀

Hey guys, I'm currently located in Jersey City, NJ. Looking for people to join me on my journey to PMP. Please do comment if interested. It's a lot of information to digest, so it should definitely be positive to study along with others.