Friday, July 9, 2010

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Hi

I have recently cleared my PMP exam. I would like to use this blog to post the learning tips and tricks thinking that it might be helpful for all PMP aspirants. This is my small way of contributing back to the society.

I have asked my friend to join me in this, he is taking his PMP exam on coming Monday, i am sure he will have lot of things to share.

Right now i do not have any idea about the structure and the contents. I will thinking about this and post whatever i feel is relevant and important for PMP aspirants

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  3. Hi Prasanna, I Have cleared PMP exam on (17/Jul/2010). Yes, I have couple of things to share with respect to exam preparation

    As a first step I would recommend people to have a study plan and Target date before starting to prepare for the PMP exam

    2. Materials Used

    I used below materials for my preparation:

    a. Premium Prepcast : http://www.project-management-prepcast.com/
    b. PMBOK 4th Edition
    c. Andy Crowe
    d. Kim Heldman
    e. Rita Mulcahy


    3. Reference Site/ Materials Referred

    Below are the list web sites / materials which made me understand few concepts easily:

    a. Deep Fried Brain : http://www.deepfriedbrain.com/Deep_Fried_Brain/Home.html
    b. PMHub : http://www.pmhub.net/
    c. JIMBOK : From PMHUB Forums

    4. Mock Test

    My suggestion would be to take at least 5-6 full time (4 hrs) mock test before the actual PMP exam so that it would increase your confidence level and also you can plan for number of breaks during the actual PMP exam

    I would recommend few mock tests

    a. Head's First test
    b. Oliver Lehmann test
    c. Andy Crowe test
    d. Kim Heldman test
    e. Rita Mulcahy test


    5. Lessons Learnt
    Actually I had a confusion as to which way should I prepare for the exam. Should I prepare Knowledge Area or process Groups wise.

    My Suggestion would be, you can prepare either whichever is comfortable and easy for you to understand things. It does not make any difference.

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  4. Preparing and taking the Project Management Professional pmp dumps is not just a challenge. It can be one of the most harrowing and at the same time rewarding experiences in your professional life.

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