Need Advice - Final Lap

Submitted by diba_perfect on Sat, 06/30/2012 - 15:38

All,

 

My actual exam's exactly 10 days away and here's how my prep scoresheet looks like:

 

Full Length Mocks 


Rita FASTrack PMP 76.5%
Oliver Lehmann 175Q 80%
Headfirst 85%
Simplilearn 80%
Exam Central 85%
Andy Crowe 91%

 

Other Mocks 


Oliver Lehmann 75Q 81.3%
Christopher Scordo 50Q 91.3%(avg of 6 tests)

  

Chapter Tests 


Rita's 6th Ed. Book 78%(avg)
PMstudy 83.9%(avg)

  

Now for the final few days I guess I have two options given my limited bandwidth(have to attend to 5 days of gruelling work schedule in the 10 days which are left):

1) Read PMBOK and Rita's book thoroughly end to end and take a few shorter(<200Q) mocks to help me consolidate the knowledge I've already gained(probably at the expense of not learning anything pathbreakingly new).

2) Take a few tougher mocks(PMZilla, FASTrack Super PMP etc.), analyze them and fill back the identified knowledge gaps. This will help me gain new knowledge(though may be at the expense of not consolidating whatever I've already learnt - again because of my limited bandwidth).

 

Personally, I would prefer Option # 1 but I'm looking forward to advice from others(esp Saket). So please pour in your thoughts on this.

 

Any other last minute suggestions and wishes are equally welcome too!

 

Thanks in advance for replies.

 

Diba

 

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faisaliiuc

Sat, 06/30/2012 - 17:11

U should sit now before lossing this sprit.... U r well enough ready for PMP... JUST WAIT TO WRITE CONGRATULATIONS TO YOUR LL AFTER PMP...
BEST OF LUCK

saket_pmp

Sat, 06/30/2012 - 18:07

Hey Diba – You have achieved almost 100% knowledge you need to pass PMP exam.


My recommendations from here:
Please do not study any more nor give any Mock Test. The only thing you can do is read important PMBOK pages (IITO pages and summery pages).
Do some exercise to be relax, to keep your mind healthy and refreshed. Do not take stress and sit in the PMP exam as if you are playing your favorite sports.


All the best.


Saket, PMP