You need to start taking mock testing 1 month before.  Studying is only 40%.  The rest 60% is answering to questions and scoring atleast 85% to be sure to pass.

In my opinion:

1. Start practicing questions and short quizzes now that you have read the 2 books once. Start testing your question comprehension skills and keep a note of time you take to answer the questions.

2. Always review all answers and their explanations (even the correct ones) to make sure that your reasoning for choosing an answer is in line with the explanation provided. That will give you confidence of knowing your understanding of concepts is on the right track.

3. Take atleast 3 full length exams, similar to what you would get at Prometric. Ideally 2 exams should be closer (in last couple of weeks) to your exam date.

4. Practice close to 1200+ unique questions if you can. It will give you a good handle on the type, complexity and variety of questions (wording of the question, tense of the question etc).

5. Do read PMBOK atleast 2 times, and make sure to understand the concepts. Also focus on Glossary for definitions of a lot of terms not elaborated in the main content.

Sounds good, but i just feel you should include few more mock tests for exam preparation :)

Your plan seems good. If you can stretch your mock exam window, it will be nice.

... but maybe you are a little late.

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