I wanted to personally thank you @Andrew Ramdayal for everything you do and for the incredible course you've built. Your teaching style made complex concepts click in a way that no other resource did for me. The scenario-based approach, the way you broke down the domains, and your constant reinforcement of the "think like a PMP" mindset truly made the difference. Your course gave me the confidence and the knowledge to walk into that exam prepared. Thank you for what you do for the PM community. You are genuinely changing careers and lives.

I’m grateful to share that I passed my exam and have officially earned the Project Management Professional (PMP)® certification from the Project Management Institute (PMI). I passed the exam on March 10, 2026, with excellent results scoring Above Target in all three domains (AT/AT/AT). Coming from a background in healthcare as a Family Nurse Practitioner, transitioning into the project management space has been a meaningful journey. Preparing for this exam required discipline, resilience, and a deep commitment to understanding project management frameworks, strategy, and leadership principles. I’m thankful to God for the strength and clarity throughout this season of preparation. I’m also deeply grateful for the encouragement and support of the PMP Mastery Circle (PMC) community which I created in October 2025 from members of TIA Skool who studied together, shared resources, and supported one another along the way. This certification represents more than passing an exam. It reflects a continued commitment to leading projects with structure, strategic thinking, and excellence. I look forward to applying these skills to support impactful initiatives and organizational growth. IYEOKAN OLUWALEYE, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, PMP®

Passed my exam today. This forum and Reddit PMP were the resources I used the most to understand candidates actual experiences with the exam. I thought I’d share mine to pay it forward. Like most have shared my exam was mainly agile/ hybrid question. Majority of which had a distinct call out that the pm was working on an agile project. I had one question that referenced a formula and several match up questions that weren’t definition based but tested if I could match a word bank to a described scenario. Over all , I felt like I was failing the entire time , to only exceed my expectations! Keep pushing forward you got this! I used AR Udemy course and YouTube videos SH for practice test scoring 69,75,75,65 on 1-4 practice exams.

Hi, I am following Andrew's course and have now almost finish 60% of the course. But he encourages understanding without taking notes or memorizing. Still, I am going through the course. Now I'm confused, will it work without taking any notes? And, what should I want to do? For me, I am okay with English and understand clearly when he does explain. Only thing, I have doubt, will it work? If there is no need to take notes and only remember, can I keep it all in mind and attend the exam without studying, while just following the videos and mock exam? If there is no need to take any notes during the video explanation, are those videos useless? I want to finish the exam by the end of February. Started from 8th February. Please give me some advice on how to succeed within a month.

Hi Community Happy to update that i aced the PMP exam today 05.Feb.26. AT. Started my study in Jan using Andrew Udemy 35hrs course, did the mock exam both practice and exam mode. The 50 PMP mindset and the ultra hard questions on YT really assisted to understand the exam structure. Practiced also with afew other YT videos questions. Just read to understand the course content, do more practice questions, don't feel discouraged when you fail afew areas. Revisit and revise the weak areas and you are GTG. ,"ooh and I also wore blue 🔵 as well. Thank you so much Andrew