Hurray, i am thrilled to be able to post one of the success stories i have been stalking on here to motivate myself, i took the exam yesterday morning following all @Andrew Ramdayal 's tips - took it in the morning and wore blue😀, i was nervous I'm not even going to lie but Andrew's 35 hour full course and the cram course, David Mclachlan's YouTube videos and study hall's material and mock tests, helped me greatly, i got the provisional result yesterday then got the full result, and certificate in my email today. wish everyone with the test in view the very best of luck!

I'm thrilled to share that I passed the PMP exam on July 28th! After dedicating around two months of hard work and preparation, this accomplishment feels incredibly rewarding. For only one who is willing to have the exam soon and needs any advises, He is welcome to ask. Good Luck for All.

Hello hello! I´m here to celebrate! Took my exam on Monday and yesterday received the great news and now I can say I´m a certified PMP!!!! Used the TIA material for preparation, got around 80% on the topics test and 76% on the final Mock. On the day before the exam I watched the Ricardo Vargas Youtube video explaining the processes, reviewed my notes and VME calculation. On the actual exam I didn´t get any VME question, but one PERTH calculation. Felt the test easier than the final Mock (TIA was the only Mock I did) and came out with AT/AT/T.

Happy to share that I have passed the PMP certification exam yesterday on the first attempt! Here's a summary of my experience taking the exam: Agile approach based questions were comparatively more than traditional ones. I prepared a lot for the EVM formulas but I got only one question but that too didn't require me to calculate anything. Things that worked for me - Andrew's 35 hours Udemy course, PMP exam prep simplified and TIA simulator exams. I also referred other YouTube videos to have additional practice on scenario-based questions and tricks to understand the 49 processes. The key is to logically grasp what process follows which one under what process group and knowledge area. If you are taking up your PMP exam soon, you got this! Just do a FOCUSED study a few hours daily/consistently. *Important* Time yourself correctly and as often as possible while taking the test by monitoring the time counter on the top right of your screen. I answered the easy questions very quickly, flagged those where I thought there may be two equally good answers to be reviewed later (and for those couple of questions where I wasn't sure what the answer was - I made sure I selected one option) and continued to move ahead. This allowed me to have enough time at the end of each section to review and address all my flagged questions. These steps helped me stay on time through each section of the exam. Happy to answer any questions that anyone has :-)

A Special Thank You to @Andrew Ramdayal I am excited to share that I have passed my PMP Exam, and I owe a significant part of my success to Andrew Ramdayal. His Udemy courses have been absolutely indispensable in my preparation journey. Andrew, your deep insights and practical approach to teaching the PMI mindset have truly transformed my understanding of project management. Your ability to break down complex concepts into manageable, easy-to-understand segments made all the difference. Your dedication to helping aspiring Project Managers achieve their certification goals is evident in every lesson you deliver. I highly recommend Andrew Ramdayal's courses to anyone preparing for the PMP exam. His guidance not only helps in passing the exam but also in understanding and applying project management principles in real-world scenarios. Thank you, Andrew, for your invaluable contribution to my success and the success of many others in the PMP community. You should be proud of the impact you have made on so many Project Managers worldwide.