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Gerycampus, a PMI R.E.P. no 3871 has an on-line 240 minutes – 200 questions PMP Exam Simulator based on PMBOK 6 for you to test your readiness for the PMP Exam!! Here is the link Greycampus PMP Exam Simulator If at any time you are ready to purchase any Greycampus course, just keyin this Coupon […] These are the PMBOK 6 based PMP Exam Simulators and will be updated periodically for the benefit of PMHUB members/visitors. Get FREE access for 7 day by clicking this link OSP International PMP Exam Simulator At the bottom of this web page at the 3rd column, you will find this info Resources Simulator […] A good start to get an overall picture o the PMBOK 6 processes and how they relate to each other Who is Ricardo Vargas? Between 2007 – 2009, Ricardo served at the Board of Directors and was the first Latin American to be elected Chairman of the Board of the PMI He has written […] PMBOK 6 vs PMBOK 5 – for those who are already somewhat familiar with 5 and want to know what PMBOK 6 differences with PMBOK 5. This video is published by Six Sigma Scrum Live- Jack Ferguson developer of ITTO Tutor – Click PMBOK 6 for another video (Six Sgma Scrum Live: Provides classroom and […] As a result of the release of the PMBOK® Guide – 6th Edition in September 2017, the PMP examl changed on 26 March 2018. If you schedule your exam on 26 March or later, you will receive an updated version of the exam that references the PMBOK® Guide – Sixth Edition. Impact on the CAPM […]
What is the difference between PMBOK 5 and 6? Processes: : 47 -> 49 PMBOK 6: 3 new processes: Manage Project Knowledge, Control Resources and Implement Risk Response 1 process deleted: Close Procurement (now part of Close Project/Phase) Renamed […]
This is no more possible as of 2016. PMI since then allowed brain dump only during the PMP Exam period. That means if you like to […] I passed PMP on 9th August. Got 3P, 2MP. Time to give back. Thank you all for your suggestions and inputs and details in this forum. Note: The document I am sharing should give you information on all processes and also some additional information about how to understand ITTO. During the exam: Exam was difficult. […] Lessons Learned is most useful when you are preparing to write your certification, whether it is PMP or CAPM. The Top 5 in each category was updated August 2, 2016 due to drastic change in ranking – others as at June 2016! ITS Fai!’s PMP LL was recently published but quickly jumped to no. 1. […]
Hi, I passed my PMP exam on Wednesday 05.27. Below are my Lessons Learned and other details. My core preparations really started the Friday 05.22 with approx 6 – 8 hours each day including 4 hours of dedicated testing time. The core studies were: Core Study Plan – 1. Read PMBOK 2. Read Rita 3. […] According to A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide) a project is “a temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product, service or result”. Being that each project is unique it is important to also understand that an organization’s project management processes will likely need to be tailored in order to […] Just passed the PMP Exam. Some thoughts . . . I used the PM PrepCast, Andy Crowne’s Book and Rita Mulcahy. Did not really use the PMBOK. […] Most PMP aspirants studied basic statistics and probability during their student days many many years ago. So most need to brush up and review again basic stats and probability to write the PMP Exam. Most PMP study materials provide good review of this important topic.
There are several reasons why PMs failed in the PMP/CAPM Exam. Many failed to leave their knowledge and experience out of the exam room. Regardless of what your experience and knowledge, depend 100% of what PMBOK and PMP Exam guide tell you This simple “truth” is the […] The names of these documents (forms, list, graphs and general docs) are listed here: PMI documents Name List Should you earn a certification? If so, which one first? Which one is best after that? These are all valid questions! Many report that so many people have the PMP certification that it’s not a big thing to have it…but is if you DON’T! What’s the reality out there, and how can you play it […] If you are in the middle of preparing to take the PMP Exam you have undoubtedly read through A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide) – Fifth Edition at least once and possibly even more. If you are just starting to prepare to take the PMP Exam, then you should be […]
This is a three part lesson. Part 1 covers basic concepts, i.e. how to derive PV (Planned Value), EV (Earned Value) and AC Actual Cost.
Agile and waterfall are two methods of project management that are often contrasted with each other. However, most projects use some of each method, in a unique combination that best serves the needs of that project. As a result, it’s important to understand the essence of both the agile and waterfall methods. The Essence of […] This is a good video by Richard Kranels: (9/21/13) Note on Brain Dump: Some LL & Tips and Tricks advised you to do Brain Dump during the 15 minutes tutorial session before the PMP Exam. This is no more possible since 2016. PMI since then allowed brain dump only during the PMP Exam period. That […] In our previous article (Cornelius Fichtner, PMP, CSM: The 7 Questions Every PMP Exam Student Asks Their Coach) we discussed the 7 questions that most of our PMP Exam coaching students ask us as they start out their journey. However, over the years we have identified a second set of 7 questions – the questions […] There are two fundamental approaches to managing projects – typically software development projects. The waterfall method is the older approach and is based on working through all of the requirements before proceeding with building the application. By contrast, the agile approach acknowledges the pace of change, the time value of software features and functionality, and […] You can study methodologies until you are blue in the face! However, nothing will change unless you have the right mindset! So it goes with Agile… Agility is the ability to shift almost seemlessly…to be less dogmatic and more pliable…to be highly flexible – and very focused on results. And yet many people – because […] When students start their Project Management Professional (PMP)® exam prep (for the first time, or again after having failed the exam), there are a number of questions that come up time and time again. In this article we share the top 7 questions that every student asks us in our role as their PMP exam […] PLANNING STAGE Two years back, I joined many PMP groups just to gather the info regarding the exam. And I was silently following mails from you people. I read nearly 40 or 50 LL?s and most of them I read more than once and noted down important things. Somehow felt this has helped me a […] Why would you earn the Six Sigma Green Belt certification, whether you are a certified PM or not? This post highlights some key considerations that can help you decide for yourself. Here are five things to consider – comparing Six Sigma to project management, whether you are PM-certified or not: Project Management is broad…Six Sigma […]
…but first, here’s the PMI’s take. Alhamdulillah, I passed my PMP exam today securing 4 Proficient and 1 Moderately Proficient. I would like to share my preparation strategy which might be beneficial for brothers planning for this certification in near future. Total Study time: 3 Weeks (6-8 Hours a Day) 1.I kicked-off my preparation with Abu Bakrs PMP training which proved […] Do you work in an environment where you use one or more Agile methodologies regularly? Do you have both general project experience as well as Agile project specific experience? If either of these scenarios apply to you and you are interested in earning your Project Management Institute Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP)® certification, then you may […]
Should you learn “Agile Business Analysis”? Or is it better to learn “Agile PM” and “Business Analysis”, separately. I would argue that the latter choice is better, and here’s why. To be the most effective, you need to have a solid grounding in the basics. Unfortunately, too much specialization skews your perspective…and I […]
There a just two simple but critical factors to be a successful IT project manager. But I’ll get to that in just a second, after I give you some background. In many project situations, meticulous execution is the key. Construction is a prime example that comes to mind. When a construction project is executed, usually […] Is studying for and obtaining your Project Management Professional (PMP)® Certification one of your personal or career goals? Are you wondering about things such as where is a good place to start, what materials might be the most helpful in studying, or how many practice tests are just right or too many? Are you interested […] As a certified Project Management Professional (PMP)®, the last thing you want to happen is to have your certification suspended. This happens if you do not earn the required 60 Professional Development Units (PDUs) within your three-year recertification cycle. Often, once the stress of taking and passing the PMP® Exam is over, […] Everyone has their own method for studying for the PMI Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP)® Exam. You might carry the PMI-ACP® Examination Content Outline or some Project Management Institute (PMI)® recommended study material around with you. You might join your local PMI® Chapter to study with others who also have the goal of passing the PMI-ACP® […]
There are many hard core topics you need to master as you prepare for the PMP exam. It’s easy to dismiss the Code of Ethics! After all, if you remember to just “do the right thing” you will be fine. Not so quick! You may be by passing a great opportunity. I have always been […] Felix Rodgers explains how he passed his PMI-ACP exam, despite a disappointing start with a classroom course. […] Any project manager knows that he or she is in charge of delivering projects on schedule, within budget, and at the required level of quality. But is there a fourth factor – very important – missing? Let’s take a step back for just a second. A few months ago, in Dec 2015, the Project Management […] The Pareto Principle, or 80:20 rule, says that we get 80% of the results from 20% of our effort or actions. …but what is the right 20%? Want to know more on PM Certifications and how to fulfill your PDU? Cornelius will explain these topics to you through his writings; Cornelius is the author and founder of PM Prepcast and other podcast that guide thousands of PMP aspirants for certifications. (some are listed at the bottom of this list. Are you a certified Project Management Professional (PMP)®, Program Management Professional (PgMP)®, or PMI Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP)® in need of Professional Development Units (PDUs)? Then use The Agile PrepCast™ and earn 37 PDUs. The Agile PrepCast is a PMI-ACP Exam prep video workshop that you download to your smart phone, tablet, or computer. This […] Are you thinking at all about business analysis skills, or even a business analysis career? In these times of rapid change, business analysis is a core skill, but business analysis is tending to shift away from a singular career to a valuable activity regardless of your role, title or job function. Here are two business […] Video Lesson from PM Prepcast: Lesson A04.00: Project Integration Management Overview This lesson is an overview of the Project Integration Management Knowledge area. We look at why we have it, what we do and the concepts you must know for your PMP exam. In particular we learn about the integrative nature of project management and […] Video Lesson from PM Prepcast: Lesson A00.32: Finding the Best Answer to PMP Exam Sample Questions The PMP Exam is a multiple choice exam where each question has four possible answers that may all seem to be correct at first glance. In this lesson we first discuss the 5 types of questions that you may […] Video Lesson from PM Prepcast: Lesson A00.33: Key PMP Exam Activities This lesson is intended as a basic exam checklist. It has four sections not to forget as you get exam ready: In the “Exam Readiness” section we review four steps you need to go through in order to better understand what the PMP exam […] Taken from PM Prepcast Lesson A00.30: PMP Exam Overview In this lesson we look at the PMP credential exam mostly from an “administrative” perspective. We’ll first give you an overview over PMI and its family of credentials and then we also have several recommendations for you that get you started on the right track for […] Hello Members! Yesterday I have passed the PMP exam and probably the first PMP After change in exam basis to PMBOK5 [After change in exam, in India yesterday was first day available only in Mumbai between 5-9 pm and I was the only candidate there(written Aug 6) Hi I passed my exam on the 22th of July 2013. It was still based on the 4th version of the PMBOK Guide. In late February I started learning for the PMP exam by watching a prep cast video series (Cornelius Fichtner) to get the 35 hours certificate. Lessons learned and tips related to registering for the PMP® Exam: Decide on a timeline for when you want to sit for the exam, and based on that, plan your preparation. As soon as you have your 35 contact hours, register to take the PMP® Exam. This will help you to […] Who should apply? Are you eligible? What is the costs? Today, I Pass PMP. I am really thank full to every in group who help me by answering my posted questions, topics. Below is my study pattern – I have started study on June-12 but I could not do it on regular basis. I made it regular from Jan-13. I have not mug up IITO […] Before we get started, let me get this straight…. I personally read a lot of LLs prior to the exam and I know what it is like for others. I hope this will be one of the most effective LL that you will ever seen because frankly it works for me and I think it […]
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Some LL & Tips and Tricks advised you to do Brain Dump during the 15 minutes tutorial session before the PMP Exam.
Well, some of us here have browsed around the existing study materials for PMP and CAPM Exam. Some are using traditional approach, for example Andy Crowe’s: The PMP Exam: How to Pass on Your First Try, Rita Mulcahy’s various books, Headfirst PMP and Cornelius Fitchner ebooks. The media are mostly […]
(all images from visual.ly/how-to-become-pmp) Want to be a PMP? First thing you should do is to treat this as a project. Today is your start date and setup a target date. Many managed to pass the exam within 2 months. Nobody can tell you what your target date, should be- so […]
3 Video Lectures to help you prepare for the PMP exam by explaining Earned Value Management.
Again this excellent video is from Richard Kranels, PMP: This video focus on the financial side of the project, “What are the formulas or numerical concepts you may need to know for the PMP test that are NOT found in the PMBOK 5 book?” NOTE: Also not available […]
Employers say that project managers need to hone strategic thinking skills. Read on for a primer on how jump start your own strategic thinking.
If you work in IT Project Management, this information will be of most interest to you. In 
fact, you may be familiar with the Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL), which provides a library of processes for managing services […]
Have you been hearing coworkers talk about taking the Project Management Institute® Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP)®? Or have you been seeing the acronym PMI-ACP® more frequently? Has that left you wondering what exactly the PMI-ACP Exam is and if it is for you? Here we will look into what […]
The Project Management Institute (PMI®) has developed a set of criteria and credentials for recognizing project management professionals who use Agile methodologies in their project, the PMI Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP)® certification. The credentialing process is fairly rigorous, including: 2,000 hours or twelve months of general project management work […]
Updated march 17, 2014 1) treat this as a project: today is your start day and decide a target finish date (2 months is enough)
Obtaining your Project Management Processional (PMP)® Certification is a lot more than reading the PMBOK® Guide, it is also involves completing the PMP® Exam application, which can be a time consuming sometimes confusing process. In completing the education requirements section, you see that you need at least 35 contact […]
