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.

The first exam I failed since Jr. High. I am very discouraged. I did the 35-hour course, red Andrew's book more than twice, made flash cards from the book, and did PMI practice tests. Not sure where to go now as I feel I am just throwing money away on an unfair exam!

I’m pleased to share that I passed the PMP® Exam on January 19, 2026. My journey began in 2022 when I joined PMI Global, and together with other members, we successfully established the PMI Liberia Chapter in December 2024. I am now a certified Project Management Professional (PMP). Thank you for your support, Andrew. You are truly a great mentor.

Is it possible to use Andrew's Udemy course as part of the 35 hours requested? I am filling out the form to be accepted, but it says that the course can not be a pre recorded one? Anyone could guide me?