Hi Ashwin,

The scores you mentioned are low for Lehmann. Can't comment on Rita FT.

Noticed your exam scheduled on 01-Sep, which is long time from now.
If you are in intial stage of your study, scores are OK.

Would suggest going through PMBOK depending on how fast you can understand each sentence.

02 rounds of it, and your score will increase by at least 15%.

There are many 200Qs set available, do a internet search. Try those, if possible during the time your exam is scheduled.  Hope this helps.

Thanks

Hi Ashwin,

Lehmann is generally on the tougher side. However, find out what kind of questions you are having issues with. Here is couple of suggestions for you:

1. For full test - try PMStudy free exam. They also give you a second one if you refer a couple of people (of course they have to create a login) to PMStudy. 

2. If you are a member of PMI already - try Christopher Scordo's 18-set questions. These were very nice. They test more on "What should be done next" or other types of situational questions. They have 50 questions each. 

3. Have you see the list of free ones that Lehman has in a table? Go to the bottom of following page which has the table: http://www.oliverlehmann.com/pmp-self-test/75-free-questions.htm

The ones that I finished are PMStudy, OSP International, PreparePM, Project Management Academy (Hard), SimpliLearn and Christopher Scordo. I have to admit - there might be grammatical errors or very light question errors that you may find. However, their benefits outweigh these big time.

As far any test is concerned, try to bring your percentage up to closer to 80+. Seeing your scores above, it feels like you had the 60s only on Lehmann's tests. Just keep focusing on gap closing topics than reading everything.

HTH.