need help geeting started

Submitted by sadia on Mon, 12/05/2011 - 20:33

hi guys


i would definetly appreciate if you guys can help me get started. i have read so many of the posted comments about how and what one should study and seriously iam getting a lil nervous.


i have pmbok 4 i have rita 6th ed, i have andy crowe. but i dont know how to start. i read pmbok 3 chapter then rita 3 corresponding chapters and similarly andy crowes three chapters. which one should i memorize and how should i study.they have different patterns.


 iam so nervous now that iam losing focus. could you all help me as to what should be the study plan? i mean should i memorize all the ITTO,s before i move to the next chapter. i have memorized all the 42 processes from rita....but dont know if i did the right thing. i plan to appear in january. do i have enough time?


please guide me.


 

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Sat, 12/10/2011 - 04:12

Hi


I suggest start reading something , like rita or andy, once you get more knowledge you will be able to make your own decisions. Refer to this forum and read the LL to find the best practices of people who have cleared PMP.


Remember PMP preparation is different for everyone based on your individual experience and level. One size does not fit all.


Regards

adriarichards

Thu, 12/15/2011 - 07:50

hi i need certifyweb.com study guides for PMI exam. waiting for your positive response

kshivap

Thu, 12/15/2011 - 19:12

I would suggest as below:


First you need to understand concepts ..so read one book first completely and understnad concepts.


I feel Head First PMP is a very good book to start ..they explained with examples and that will keep you interesting and will not make boring. After that you can go to Rita 7th Edition and then PMBOK. The reason for reading PMBOK last is I feel PMBOK is very boring to read, but it is required to read atleast once before attempting the exam. Then go for practice exams as many as you can..I feel practice exams are key to pass PMP.


Hope this will help.


Regards.