I much recommend having a PM course or Diploma to get the full picture.

Phase 1: (normally will take the much time)

• Read the chapter from PMbook then Rita.
• Answer as many as you can from Rita fastrack on the same chapter.

Phase 2:

• Solve full exams:
  
  • Rita Fastrack exam (PMP), you can try “Super PMP” but is much harder.
  • Green pmp exam prep questions answers explanations2013” by “christopher scordo” à especially from Exam 13 to 18.
  • Other resources:
    • PMstudy www.pmstudy.com
    • Oliver F.Lehmann http://www.oliverlehmann.com/pmp-self-test/75-free-questions.htm#providers_
    • Headfirst http://www.headfirstlabs.com/PMP/pmp_exam/v2/quiz.html
    • References:
      • http://www.pm-exam-simulator.com/index.php/resources/articles/38-my-top-10-recommended-web-sites-for-free-pmp-exam-sample-questions
      • http://www.pmi-mad.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=316:my-top-10-recommended-web-sites-for-free-pmp-exam-sample-questions-&catid=137:articulos&Itemid=88
      • Many other resources, just google it.

Notes:

• You must read all explanations for answers (in case of wrong).
• Check your weakness areas and focus on Gaps.
• Track your results to see progress (I think overall average should be from 75% to 85%)

Phase 3: (before Exam)

• Skim all chapters from PMbook and Rita.
• Answer questions per “Process group” in Rita fastrack.
• Solve few exams (PMP in Rita fastrack).
• Memorize all equations (Questions related to equations are not few).

Within the Exam:

• Read the question very carefully (especially for the Network diagrams, since in some cases it doesn’t require any drawing, just straight forward question)
• You have to keep of your time (if you solved around 40 question in the first hour, you are in a good form, but you have to speed up)
• Keep calm :), I believe time is enough if you are well prepared.

Good Luck :)

-This is my practice, it worked with me, but I can’t guarantee it is working with all-