I'm proud to say that after years of stop and starts and with the help of @Andrew Ramdayal, at the age of 57, I took his course and and within 4 months of just his videos from Udemy and the simulators from TIA Exams, I passed the PMP exam today! Thank you Andrew! May the 4th be with you!

Many thanks to Andrew for your detailed and well structured on-demand content. I passed the PMP on the first attempt with AT/T/AT after 4 months of study! I took the 35 hours Udemy Course - watched the YouTube Mindset video (the mindset is very important!!) - did at least 1 mock exam (the 60 question versions mostly and 1 180 question version) on Andrew’s Simulator every week day for 2 weeks before my exam date, and reviewed wrong answers. I didn’t read the PMBOK Guide 7th edition through fully, but I did reference it where my answers to the practice questions were wrong. Thanks again Andrew! I appreciate it!! 👏🏾👏🏾

I am so thrilled to announce that I passed my PMP above target in all 3 domains. Thank you so much @Andrew Ramdayal for your coaching and content. I’m especially grateful to my study group too. @Titi Awe and @Cornelius Olajide … thanks for the study hours and motivation, you are the best. Can’t wait to celebrate with you both.

Andrew, thank you for your course. I passed my PMP exam on March 24, 2026, and your material played a big role in making that happen.

First shout-out to @Nikola Janjic for easing me and everyone's mind on here! Second - I passed with 88 mins on the exam (yes yes I know, but it was just... eh?) If your background is simlair to mine, it might help! Background: 4-6 years of PM experience with PMO - The company provided engagement manager courses at level 1 - SAFE Scrum and Agile certified 3 years ago Study plan: - Udemy course + Slides up on second monitor to read too (on 1.2-1.5 speed because I'm adhd, but I paused and rewatched the area I did not understand) - MINDSET VIDEO HALFWAY THOUGH - better to understand the mindset in the beginning, then watch the rest so you're TRAINED to understand how to think - Ultra Hard questions 50q - 100 q - Mock test on Udemy - Rest of Ultra Hard questions - Day or 2 before the test - rewatched mindset - Understand what the PERT values are - not just memorization (aka everything above 1 is good, except Total BAC one) Optional but helped me get my confidence up - SH Essentials - a couple 15q quizes - 2 days before took 1 full exam (got a 68-75) - Sutdied wrong answers Exam Tips I haven't seen anyone else post: - Read the LAST SENTENCE FIRST. What are they asking you? Then read the answers or the question again. Get your frame of mind into "What are they asking me to do?" - The wording is sometimes VERY TRICKY. If you see a question and it indirectly mentions doing a step already and they ask "What you will do NEXT" do not choose the answer that repeats that step already taken.