My Experience in Passing PMP Exam
My Experience in Passing PMP Exam
This is my experience in passing the PMP exam :
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You have to read the PMP Book and make sure to read Glassory section because some of the questions from that part.
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Focus on the ITTO ( Input, Tool , techniques, Output ) for each processes
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Focus on the process group relationship
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Do some simulation test before the exam
Find some good files that can help in that :
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PMP Exam Formula [ This is a one page in PDF that show you all the formula that you have to use in PMP exam ]
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http://www.pmeassociation.com/index.php?page=pmpexamformula
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PMP ITTO [ This is a one page that help you to memorize the ITTO for each process
http://www.pmeassociation.com/index.php?page=pmpprocessgroupitto&did=1007
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PMP Process Group [ this is a one page also that help you to know the relationship between all the processes ]
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http://www.pmeassociation.com/index.php?page=pmpgi
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PMP EXAM simulation TEST [ online ]
http://www.pmeassociation.com/index.php?page=freepmpexamsimulation
Finally, I gave this advises to one of my friend and he pass the PMP exam last week .
I wish all the best for everyone to pass the PMP Exam.
The PMP Guru
Sun, 06/13/2010 - 12:27
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My Experience in Passing PMP Exam
This looks more like an advertisement to me rather than Lesson Learned.
kind regards,
The PMP Guru
http://thepmpguru.wordpress.com/
KABANERJI
Mon, 06/14/2010 - 00:42
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Thanks
The links are fine, thanks for sharing the info. But memorizing all the ITTOs is not advisable as per most of the bestseller authors of PMP Preparation Guides - Heldman, Andy Crowe and Rita Mulcahy included. The simulated tests are great but some major mistakes are there in the answer, one really made me fall off my chair -- this was a question about PERT - M is 6, O is 3 and P is 9. Answer is 6.3 given in the exam. I thought it is 12+24=36 divide by 6 = 6. May be I am wrong after all, (P+4M+O) / 6 is what I thought.
But the tests are good otherwise.
Thanks
lis
Mon, 06/14/2010 - 13:32
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Project Hours Completed
The following website was helpful in completing the hours completed/PM experience. Well put together spreadsheet and it calculates the hours as well.
http://www.projectsmart.co.uk/pmp-exam-application.html
GIDDALURI
Thu, 07/01/2010 - 14:20
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I agree with PMPGuru, looks
I agree with PMPGuru, looks like an ad rather than tips to pass.