The PMP exam is not a test that can study for in five days, at 8 hours a day. At some point you are just memorizing concepts, but the test will challenge your understanding in the application. Granted everyone absorbs knowledge differently, and at a different pace, but you are doing yourself a disservice if you go this route. Bigger question is --- have you already obtained your 35 hour PDU's? If you have, you should know what content will be on the exam and whether you can successfully prep in five days. If you have not achieved your 35 hour PDU's and looking to get that done in five days, you are not setting yourself up for success. I have both my PMP and PMI-ACP, hard earned through Andrew's courses and I needed to put in the work. Don't fool yourself into taking any shortcuts.

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PMP and just recently PMI-ACP certified, took both of @Andrew Ramdayal 's courses. Pay attention to when he says you don't need to memorize stuff versus really understanding concepts. Pace yourself and don't EVEN try to cram study. Make sure you score above 80% on the practice tests and quizzes, and make your own flash cards. Remember ---- low tech, HIGH TOUCH! Good luck all!

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@Dionne Farmer - In addition to Andrew's PMP exam prep videos, I had his PMP book to supplement my studying. I just grouped my notecards by the chapter and the knowledge areas. Nothing too complicated. :)

@Dionne Farmer - yeah, keep it super easy for when you need to review everything before sitting for the PMP exam. I highly advise knowing your EVM and the Knowledge Areas / Processes thoroughly, and there's some quick trip from Andrew in the chapters at the end. Do that, and you will pass the test! Good luck!