Pass Pmp Exam In 60 Days Sure Shot Study Plan

Are you ready to take your career to the next level? Have you been considering getting your Project Management Professional (PMP) certification? If so, you've made a wise choice. The PMP certification is one of the most recognized and sought-after credentials in the field of project management. It signifies that you have the knowledge, skills, and experience to successfully lead and manage projects.

However, passing the PMP exam is no easy task. It requires thorough preparation, dedication, and a solid study plan. In this article, we will provide you with a foolproof study plan that will help you pass the PMP exam in just 60 days.

Day 1-15: Understanding the PMBOK Guide

The Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) Guide is the primary resource for the PMP exam. Spend the first 15 days of your study plan familiarizing yourself with the PMBOK Guide. Read each chapter carefully, take notes, and try to understand the key concepts and processes. Pay special attention to the five process groups: Initiating, Planning, Executing, Monitoring and Controlling, and Closing.

Pass PMP Exam in 60 Days - Sure Shot Study Plan

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Day 16-30: Practice Exam Questions

To test your knowledge and identify areas that need improvement, start practicing with sample exam questions. There are several online resources and study guides available that offer practice questions. Aim to complete at least 50-100 questions per day during this phase. Make note of the areas where you struggled and revisit those topics to strengthen your understanding.

Day 31-45: Review and Reinforce Concepts

Use the third phase of your study plan to review and reinforce the concepts you learned from the PMBOK Guide and the practice questions. Reread the chapters, go through your notes, and focus on understanding the interrelationships between different project management processes. This phase is crucial for solidifying your knowledge and building confidence.

Day 46-60: Simulate Exam Conditions

In the final phase of your study plan, simulate exam conditions by taking full-length practice tests. Allocate the same amount of time as the actual PMP exam and create an environment that mimics the test center. This simulation will help you become familiar with the format, time management, and reduce exam anxiety. Review the questions you answered incorrectly and study those areas in greater detail.

Tips for Success

• Create a dedicated study space free from distractions.
• Set specific goals and track your progress.
• Form or join a study group to exchange knowledge and support each other.
• Stay consistent and committed to your study plan.
• Take breaks and rest when needed to prevent burnout.
• Utilize additional study materials and resources.
• Stay positive and believe in yourself.

Passing the PMP exam is challenging, but with a well-structured study plan and determination, you can achieve success. Follow this 60-day sure shot study plan, capitalize on your strengths, and address your weaknesses. Remember to stay focused, practice regularly, and remain confident in your abilities. Good luck on your PMP journey!

Pass PMP Exam in 60 Days - Sure Shot Study Plan

by jovobo(Kindle Edition)

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Language	:	English
File size	:	2318 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	12 pages

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This book is very too the point. A realistic plan to follow to pass the PMP exam.
You can keep on searching on internet, there is lot of theory but there is no proper step by step plan which anybody can follow with trust.
I wrote this book, as I didn’t find any such kind of book while I spent 2-3 months on internet looking for a plan from passed PMP buddies.
PMP exam is tough to clear in first attempt without a sure shot study plan. If you fail to plan means you plan to fail.
I passed my PMP in very first attempt; however I had invested 2-3 months just to research for a proper study plan so avoid wasting time and money.
If anybody follows the given plan honestly, He will surely pass the exam in very first attempt.