Hi Vijay,

I saw your question to me regarding Rita's simulation software. The answer is that the questions on the exam are not taken from Rita's software of course. PMI has a bank of thousands questions of their own. But what I meant in my another thread is that the style, the phrasing and the complexity level of the real exam questions that I encountered on my exam was very similar to those in Rita's software and in Rita's preparation book (in the end of each chapter). So IMHO the best way to prepare (at least this worked for me) is to read and UNDERSTAND Rita's book (better to read twice or even more), to do all the exercises in her book, all the questions in the end of each chapter, and to do 2-3 exams from her simulation software. I did more (from what you saw in my original thread), so I believe that in my case the combination of the other stuff with Rita's materials was the winning one. I forgot to mention in my original thread that I have also met with someone who took a boot camp with me and we went over complex questions in Rita's book which I feel helped me a lot to clarify points that did not sit well in my head. One thing is when you are studying alone and you are closed in your own mind without knowing whether your are right or wrong. And it's totally different thing when you discuss the same points with someone else, who is likeminded individual. It opens your mind and helps you understand difficult points.

Good luck!