60 - 70% questions were situation based may be more than that, and the key areas were quality, risk, schedule and change management. I remember there were 4-5 questions on type of contracts (procurement management).

The maths questions related to EVM were pretty easy there were 10-11 questions but they were really easy, if you are  sure of which formula to use then it should be a breeze and these questions help you to gain some lost time

7-8 questions on various management theories, If you take enough practice tests then you will have them covered. I guess I got 3-4 questions on the Tuckman's stages of team development, may be I was lucky that day

I would say all knowledge areas are equally important, but if you look at ITTOs then more questions were from quality(control chart graphical questions), risk, integration, scope and schedule(critical path graphical questions) management. 

Questions on scope, HR and stakeholder management would usually be tricky because all the options are very close to being correct. You need to use your work experience and good judgement here

On time management - I would say taking practice tests made me realize that one key component which adds to the complexity of this test is concentrating for 4 hours. There will be times during the test when you might lose focus, try to bring yourself back as soon as possible. I set myself a target of 60 questions per hour and I was able to achieve 50 each in the first two hours. in the third hour I got some numericals and easy questions so I was able to do 60. I had 40 questions left in the last hour. I took a break of 5 minutes(I felt it helped) at the stroke of 3 hours. By the time I finished all questions and reviewed the marked ones, there were 8 minutes left on the clock. 

So, I would say you need every minute of the 4 hours. Try to maintain a good speed from the beginning, do not doubt yourself at any stage. Be confident of the answers that you have marked. 

Having written such a big essay, I would say it is not as difficult as it seems. With a calm and cool mind you will enjoy the 4 hours and come out with a positive result.

Thanks Admin!

One month is more than enough. I would suggest you take the tests and leave some time for yourself to go back to the PMBOK and read about the questions that you get wrong.

I prepared with complete focus for 1 month, before that I was doing e-learning courses to get 35 contact hours. And in that 1 month also I had to read the PMBOK and then take tests. So, if you have already read the books then you can really prepare yourself really well in this last month by taking tests and revising. One month is a very long time just ensure that you stay on track and stay focussed. I studied some 800-1000 questions, which I feel were enough.

Apologies for the late reply!

The questions on this site are also good. I would suggest you do solve Oliver Lehmann's questions and if possible take a look at the questions in his android app.

Since there is only one day left now, I would suggest you revise your notes and if possible take a full length test. Wish you all the very best for the exam!