I just want to say a huge thank you to Andrew Ramdayal, the 35-hour PMP course, and PMI Study Hall. I’ll be real—I failed my first two attempts. Coming from a non-Agile background, the Process domain was tough for me. It wasn’t about memorizing anything, it was really about understanding how PMI wants you to think. What finally helped everything click was focusing on the logic behind the questions. Andrew’s 50 Mindset video, 200 Ultra Hard Questions, and the drag-and-drop videos helped me see things differently. I also leaned heavily on Study Hall—I did over 717 questions and kept retaking exams. Every wrong answer, I reviewed it, understood why, and kept going. That repetition made the difference. Honestly, Study Hall felt harder than the actual exam, which helped a lot on test day. The combination of Andrew’s approach, the 35-hour course, and just putting in the reps is what got me through. And yes… I wore BLUE, Andrew!! 💙 THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU 🙌

I am just starting with AR's Udemy PMP course and was wondering if anyone is just starting or forming a study group? I would be interested to join! Thank you!

Hello All, I have recently started my preparations for the PMP as I plan to appear in the month of May-June. Would sincerely appreciate to have a group of learners and buddies with whom I can exchange thoughts, references and study plannings. Please reach out and let me know if you're interested. Thanks!

I was on the self-taught web development path when I had to admit something difficult to myself -- it didn't fire me up. It was fun, but I didn't get excited to code every day. I reevaluated my past experience and what really gave me joy to do, as well as what I gravitated toward, and it was always project management related work (without me even realizing it!). So glad I've come to this realization, and excited to begin this journey. Anyone else in a similar situation? Also, I'd love a study buddy to work with! I'm on PST and I'll be working after 8pm most days. I just finished Section 4 and will be starting Section 5 tonight.

I passed my PMP in the first attempt and could not thank Andrew enough for his study materials, guidance and support. You are THE BOSS!! Tips: I really stressed on watching Andrew's mindset videos on Youtube and I'm glad I did because my exam consisted of 98% mindset questions. I had 1 drag and drop, 0 calculations and 3 questions that I had to choose either 2 correct answers or 3. I also practiced mock tests on skillcertpro and did a TIA simulator. I then watched youtube videos on the 49 processes to better understand them!