PMP Exam writers say Rita Mulcahy Mock is Close to Real PMP exam

Submitted by sunvar on Sat, 06/23/2012 - 11:59

Hi there


On my research on sites i have found most of the PMP exam passed candidates say Rita Mulcahy mock exam is closest to the real Exam, and other mock exams are tougher than the real one. I have also found because of this tough mock exams aspirants are getting the discouraged even though they have worked hard


Is this true ? Any comments


This weekend i have my exam. I have planned to go for these mock exams between Monday and Wednesday. Thursday evening is my exam


1. Heard First 200 Questions


2. BrainBok 80 Questions


3. Rita Mulcahy PMP 200 Questions


4. Rita Mulcahy Super PMP 200 Questions


Is this sufficient ?


  

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Sat, 06/23/2012 - 12:19

Rita's questions are good, there are many reputed sources which offer questions which are close to real exam, so its difficult to nail down just one of them.

makarandh

Sat, 06/23/2012 - 12:20

Hi

Please do not draw any conclusion or become prejudiced based on what others has experienced, but feel free to use LL as a reference points and guidance for your own preparation. Making decision based on someone else LL could be misleading. 

Go through all above mentioned exam, bank on your first hand powerful experience and form your own opinion instead of going by second hand (stale) information and I am sure with progression of time you will have your own discoveries.

 Have a look at my blog post on importance of mock exam simulators . There is good collection of material and questions available on pmzilla as well. 

Keep us posted, how it goes.

- Makarand, PMP

saket_pmp

Sat, 06/23/2012 - 18:17

To my knowledge and experience, Rita Mulchay questions is not close to PMP exam, however is the best material available across. Rita Mulchay tips especially the answer explanation is something no one can compete with, it provides to best tips and techniques to solve tricky situational question.


However, majority of PMP exam questions would not be like Rita. See this forum what people have said about PMP exam closeness what they found to be.


Some of the recommended mock test would give you bad result, but not sure why do you get discourage having known that PMP exam is for a mature and smart people. Some mock test keeps passing marks as 80%, some as 85% etc and hence you see their result as discouraging. You should not see from the negative side, tough exam would open your eyes more to dig into PMBOK. The reality is failing in Mock exam does not mean you have failed in PMP exam, isn’t’ it? So why discourage? Instead of seeing the mock exam result, see the percentage you have scored, anything like 70% or more is good. In case you see tough questions, anything like 60% or more is good. Keep these protocols and make use of good referred mock test.


Saket, PMP
 

sunvar

Sun, 06/24/2012 - 05:42

Thanks , Those are really encouraging words.

Prithvi-TheEarth

Sun, 06/24/2012 - 12:07

In addition to all that have been said above please remember that the mock test will only allow you to find out the areas of weakness and the readiness of your study. What will ensure you success in the exam is to revise topics on the weakness areas and take readiness to the next level. In the last few days it is very important that you also read notes that you might have made for things that you are unable to remember or the Rajesh Nair's notes or the course material if it is only a summary and easily readable in 4 to 6 hours.

Best of Luck. 

sunvar

Sun, 06/24/2012 - 13:14

Thank You, I have planned for doing some mocks on Monday and Tuesday , Wednesday to read Rajesh Nair notes , and one more round of mock. Thursday is my exam  


 

pmtraining2012

Thu, 06/28/2012 - 22:04

Hi Sunvar,

I have seen your message too late. I hope you passed the exam.

But for those who might be interested in an application with over 1400 test questions can try PMPQ: www.pmtraining.es/PMPQeng.htm 

Best regards