Hi everyone, 

I will be attempting my second time to pass the PMP exam. First time I got 2 Moderately prficiency (monitoring/contorlling and closing) and 3 below proficiency. 

My experience in the first exam was going well until I realized my pace was way to slow. I was about 80 questions in after 2 hours and the panick started to kick in. I thought naturally, during the test that under pressure I would be more alert and would have a faster pace, instead my pace was slower and I was too cautious going through questions. I really felt comfortable with the content as I read RITA 3 times and PMBOK once. I honestly feel time management could have caused me to fail the exam, but then again, it could be the content. I could honestly say the questions didn't overwhelm me, so i'll stick to my story that it was time management. 

My question to the rest of the community is, i'm about a month off, I would like to hear your suggestions and feedback around my study plan that I have set below. 

- The areas that I failed (Initiating, Planning, and Executing) go through the PMBOK for each process in order.

- I also, don't want to neglect, monitoring and controlling and closing, so continue to play the rita mulchay game every day till the exam.

- PRACTICE EXAMS: I want to improve my TIMING of answering questions. So below are the key practice exams i'll be doing from today till the a day before the exam.

• SCORDO 18 LITE MOCK exams
• PM ZEZT 100 free account exam 
• Oliver F. Lehmann 175 and 75 question (timed)
• PM challenge on PM.com (100 questions per sitting)
• RITA chapter exams (procurement, risk, quality, integration)
• J. LeRoyWard PMP PgMP,Ginger Levin (200Qs) 

  - I would love to hear your feedback. Also, i'll be interested in forming a study group following Eastern Standard Time (EST) who would like to talk through some mateiral, gain some feedback and achieve success together.

Thanks,

Jaineel