Is there anyone getting demotivated after doing study hall questions, especially after TIA exam simulator? I was doing ok on the exam simulator, while I was thinking I'll do good on the exam, the study hall practice/exam questions made me think quite the opposite.🤯 Does anyone have the same experience? Do you have any tips to bring back the motivation? 🥲

Hello Everyone! I just scheduled my exam (Yay!) but I am starting to feel some exam anxiety. I have been doing really well on practice exams and studying. I think just officially setting the date has made it feel super real and has made me anxious. Any tips?

I passed my exam yesterday with an AT/T/AT! I'm incredibly grateful to everyone in this community who took the time to answer my questions, respond to my messages, and offer support and encouragement along the way. ❤️

Thrilled to say that after months of studying and taking practice exams, I took my test Friday and passed AT/AT/T. The questions were mostly situational so you *must* understand the mindset. @Andrew Ramdayal’s PMP simulator and mindset were key for me, as well as the PMI Study Hall practice exams.

I passed the PMP exam on May 19. This was my first attempt. Thank you to Andrew Ramdayal! The exam was more difficult than expected, about 90% agile questions. Using Andrew's exam tips, I was prepared enough to pass, especially with managing my time. I didn't finish all the questions because I lost about 10 minutes on the first section (expecting it to end at the 60 minutes mark). Remember to select finish for each section. I had 45 minutes to finish the last section and I was speed reading. Also, took both suggested 10 minute breaks to stretch, hydrate and ate a fruit. Completed the 35hrs Udemy course and the TIA simulator mock exams. Stared the classes in February and finished in April. Studied for 3 weeks using the TIA simulator. Thank you to this platform PMP Skool... I read reviews on what to expect. You got this.