If you haven't had your exam yet, or if you are taking it a second time, the tip about cramming is DON'T DO IT! This exam is not one you can cram for. Maintain a steady pace. Once you know that you can write the table on PMBOK page 61 from memory and thoroughly understand it's contents, you should be ready to take the exam. About 12 hours before your exam, STOP studying. Spend the rest of your time relaxing, exercising, resting. The last 30 minutes or so before your exam, review page 61 and relevant ITTO charts.
Yes, study the process chart, formulas, review Integration, Risk, Quality, Procurement and make sure you understand the sequence of activities for Scope, Time, Risk, and Procurement. Good luck!
PMP Fighter
Sun, 08/03/2014 - 07:09
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I suggest keep relax , don't
I suggest keep relax , don't too nervous, it because you must have a good quality sleep before PMP day.
PMP Fox
Thu, 08/07/2014 - 11:10
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How did it went?
How did it went?
Sandy10001
Sat, 08/09/2014 - 01:13
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Tip - DON'T cram!
If you haven't had your exam yet, or if you are taking it a second time, the tip about cramming is DON'T DO IT! This exam is not one you can cram for. Maintain a steady pace. Once you know that you can write the table on PMBOK page 61 from memory and thoroughly understand it's contents, you should be ready to take the exam. About 12 hours before your exam, STOP studying. Spend the rest of your time relaxing, exercising, resting. The last 30 minutes or so before your exam, review page 61 and relevant ITTO charts.
Frances Tessler
Sun, 08/10/2014 - 16:26
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PMP Exam
Yes, study the process chart, formulas, review Integration, Risk, Quality, Procurement and make sure you understand the sequence of activities for Scope, Time, Risk, and Procurement. Good luck!