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Submitted by hansolo on Sat, 03/19/2016 - 14:34

Hi,

I am preparing for the PMP exam and have purchased access to the PM Exam Simulator. I am supporting my studying with test (mostly 100 question quizes), and I score between 80-90% now.

My concern is if the PM Exam Simulator i representative for the questions I will face on the real exam. Does anyone have input whether I am on the right path, or should look for more diversity in the tests that just PM Exam Simulator.

Besides the tests I spend a lot of time on especially the ITTO's and filling any gap that the test examns dictate.

Thanks

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Sands

Sun, 03/20/2016 - 01:14

I think this can be only those who already passed the exam using your technique. 

Where did you download the PM Exam simulator ? Because there many different sites out there.

How long have you been studying and what's your strategy to pass the exam ?

I personally have memorized the KA's , Process (I, P, E, M&C, C) matrix. Trying to figure out if that will help narrow down the situational questions.

 

hansolo

Sun, 03/20/2016 - 09:31

Hi,

The PM Exam Simulator is not a download version, and you have to pay for access, but you can find it here http://www.pm-exam-simulator.com/.

Not sure the KA's are, but the overall process map I can draw that relatively fast by now, and I think that is mandatory to even have a chance to pass the examn.

However the ITTO's I find more challenging. I have reasonable good grip of all the outputs, but find it more difficult to understand/memorize the logic in the inputs, some inputs are reasonable to memorize as they are "just" passed on from the previous process output.

I have also done the questions in Rita's book, but find some of the very ambigous.