I am very delight to pass PMP with 5P yesterday. Thanks PM Zilla, this forum is a valuable asset for all PMP taker. 

A brief lesson learnt is as below, I spent more than 4 months for the exam. 

1. Reading Material

I read Rita 3 time, PMBOK 1 time

Rita provide a very logical and clear picture for all process. I'm not kidding , playing the rita process chart game weekly could let you get at least ~20% questions correctly and easily, since ~20-40 questions of PMP question will ask something like: "What to do now, what to do next, what is the immediate action, what is the best action......", By playing the chart game , please ask yourself if you really understand the process sequence. If you not sure, go to the particular chapter, you could find the answer. Repart it every week. Rita is the only material which make me feel comfortable and reasonable for the process interaction. Besides, I did the exercise in Rita (I'm already lazy, in my 2nd time reading only) in EVERY section and try not go straight forward to the answer, it helps a lot.

If you only want to get a pass, you should also read PMBOK for once and focus on those process chart.  But if you would like to get a proficient result, please go in detail, especially the input and output section which Rita may not cover, you have to understand why such "Input" is required in the process, and how the "tool" can help to generate the "output", PMBOK is really boring, but also, it's the only material explain the interaction in detail (since PMBOK is not exam oriented)

2.  Mock Exam

For me, I did around 2000 questions. After completed and marked for the mock exam, I usually review ALL questions but not just read the explanation of incorrect question (Of course, focus more on the incorrect questions) You have to understand why you get the answer CORRECTLY as well.

My result from mock exam ranging from 58%-85%. Many blogger said that if you consistantly score >80% of mock exam and you should able to pass, it's a very good benchmarking but I would think the target is too high. I think averagely 70% is okay provided that you really understand why you go right/wrong. I will share some of the mock exam I did later. 

3. Forum / Online Resource

When you get confuse with the process, just google it!!For example, work performance information vs work performance report, attribute sampling vs variable sampling, project scope statement vs project statment of work, etc. Don't overlook the importance for internet searching, I clear up much of concept during the online research. But be reminded to verifiy the answer from web with PMBOK, this verification process will definately strengthen your understanding. 

Pens down, time to go out and celebrate with friends. ^^

I am happy to share more with All PM Zillaer, let me know if you would like to know more about my journey.