Hello everyone, I recently attempted my PMP exam, but unfortunately, I was not able to pass it. I would like to understand where I may have gone wrong and what I should improve before my next attempt. Before my actual exam, I had already faced significant technical issues twice during the login and exam-starting process. Because of these repeated issues, I scheduled the exam again for my third attempt. Unfortunately, even during the third attempt, I faced considerable difficulty during the system/run-up test and the exam login process. This created a lot of stress and pressure before the exam actually started. Apart from the technical difficulties, I had been preparing continuously for around 4–5 months and I felt that my preparation was quite strong. However, after the exam, I started thinking that one of my weak points may have been that I did not use the official PMI Study Hall/PMI simulator for sufficient exam-style practice. Could you please advise me what might have been the main reason for my failure and what I should change for my next attempt? Should I focus more on: • PMI Study Hall and official PMI practice questions • Full-length mock exams and exam simulations • Scenario-based questions and the PMI mindset • Reviewing my weak areas rather than studying the entire syllabus again • Improving my exam-day strategy and managing stress I have already invested around 4–5 months in continuous preparation, so I don’t want to start everything from zero. I would really appreciate your advice on how I should approach my next attempt and what mistakes I should avoid this time. Thank you in advance for your guidance and suggestions.

Hi everyone! I passed my PMP Exam yesterday!!!

Hello everyone! 😊 I currently have a WhatsApp PMP study group with 8 members, and I’d love to make it a little more active and engaging. I’m looking for people who are serious about studying consistently and would like to keep each other motivated and accountable. The idea is to study together regularly, share difficult questions, discuss concepts, clear doubts, and support each other throughout the preparation. If this sounds like the kind of study group you’re looking for, please comment with your email address. I’ll reach out and add people whose study goals and expectations align with the group. Just a small note: since the goal is to build an active, collaborative study group, we’re hoping for members who are willing to participate and contribute rather than just join as silent members. 😊 Looking forward to studying together and helping each other get that PMP! 🎯📚

Hi guys,🖐️😃 I received an email from PMI offering me a free retake of the previous version of the PMP exam due to technical issues. I logged into my dashboard today and selected "PMP-PILOT – Project Management Professional (PMP)® – English (ENU)." Can anyone confirm if this is the old version of the exam mentioned in the email? Thanks!

Passed my PMP Exam with ATs in all three domains on June 24, 2026! Andrew, you are the best teacher! Whenever I paint my house in the future, I will remember you! Your "50 Mindset Principles" video is absolutely incredible. I was feeling very discouraged and was losing faith because of my low PMI Study Hall scores. During the last week before the exam, I shut everything else down and focused entirely on Andrew's 50 Mindset Principles and the 200 Hardest PMP Questions. Surprisingly, I did extremely well on the exam! I wore blue on exam day and celebrated afterward with cake. 😊 Thank you, Andrew, your teaching style and mindset approach made all the difference.