PMP Practice Test || Real Exam Simulation - 2024 NEW

About this course

Practicing mock is M/C phase of PMP Exam preparation for a PMP aspirant. Any aspirant should be very careful in selection of right mock. There is myth in the market, if you don't score 80% in your mock exam, your success rate decreases in the real exam. I always condemn this thought, as there is a great variance in the degree of Mocks available in the market from quality point of view.My message to all Aspirants1) Read PMBOK guide ,Agile Practice guide, Scrum guide 2019 thoroughly.2) Take the print out of 5-10-49 (5 process groups, 10 Knowledge Areas, 49 processes) from PMBOK-6 and read it on daily basis.3) Download PMBOK outline document from PMI website and make a habit of reading on daily basis.4) Know the functionality of all 33 project documents and its reference in project life cycle.5) Smartly learn Tools and Techniques. There are 9 Data gathering tools, 27 Data analysis tool, and so on. Check its reference and usage in Project life cycle.6) Understand 4 values and 12 Principles of Agile carefully. Read roles and responsibilities of the Scrum Master, Development Team, Product Owner.Read and understand artifacts ( Product backlog, Sprint Backlog, Increments) , and events ( Sprint, Daily Scrum, Iteration/Sprint review, Sprint Retrospective, Backlog grooming).7) Practice my set of 540 questions, which has been broken down to 3 sets:1. PMP Practice Test 1 - Full Mock (180 Questions) - 2023 - Up to date as per current PMP exam content outline.2. PMP Practice Test 2 - Full Mock (180 Questions) - 2023 - Up to date as per current PMP exam content outline.3. PMP Practice Test 3 - Full Mock (180 Questions) - 2023 - Up to date as per current PMP exam content outline.8) Don't forget to review those questions which you have answered wrongly. 9) Retake the test, if you score less than 75 percent. I would recommend to continue practicing until you get 90 percent.I have covered all important topics, if u do all my q