Great to hear that you passed. However, I have to share my experience for those of you preparing to take the test remotely via Pearson Vue: I did attempt to take the PMP exam online via Pearson Vue. However, a zealous proctor prevented me from taking the exam because I moved away from the screen to get a sip of water. I contested but PMI upheld their verdict. So PMI reluctantly had to fail me on my first attempt. Lesson: If you are taking any exam online via Pearson Vue, DON'T move away from the screen while you are taking the exam. It is considered a hard violation and immediate disqualification for them with no exceptions.

Thank you @AndreqRamdayal, for your fantastic course on Udemy and your videos on YouTube. I kept postponing my PMP till the end of the 1 year period as I wasn't confident after taking the 35 hours of PDUs PMP training. Luckily, I found your course on Udemy, and that's the only thing I focused on. Your 200 tough questions, Drag & Drop, PMP Mindset, and mock exams are excellent. I aced the exam and have secured AT, AT, AT in all 3 sections. I followed all your tips. I wore blue, and after I passed the PMP, I ate a delicious cake. Thanks a ton, Andrew Ramdayal. I am truly grateful. 🙏

The project manager, Mary, has completed the scope statement and the WBS for a small project. She has approached the sponsor about gaining approval for the scope baseline. Upon inspection, the sponsor decided the scope baseline doesn’t have enough information in it. What is the best action Mary can take? A) Work with the team and create a WBS dictionary B) Go back to the collect requirements processes to ensure all requirements were added to the scope baseline C)Ask the sponsor to write the scope D) Work with the team to create a project schedule and cost baseline In the above question, why is A correct and not B? @Andrew Ramdayal

If anyone is setting up a study group, I would be happy to join and share my knowledge with the group. Please note that I am unavailable on Thursdays and Fridays as I chair another study group during those days. Thank you.