What is the CAPM certification?
The Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)® certification is a credential designed to prepare candidates for entry-level project management positions. It is administered by the Project Management Institute (PMI), a leading worldwide organization in project management.
CAPM vs. PMP
The Project Management Professional (PMP) certification is also administered by the PMI. While the CAPM is generally seen as an entry-level certification, the PMP is considered a professional-level credential. The PMP is also far more popular than the CAPM, with over one million PMP holders worldwide
The CAPM exam
The CAPM exam contains 150 questions, and you’ll have three hours to complete it.
Of these questions, fifteen are “pretest questions.” These are used by the PMI as a way to test future examination questions, appear randomly throughout the test, and are not counted in your score. The CAPM exam is based on the contents of the sixth edition of the PMBOK Guide.
The breakdown of exam topics across the thirteen chapters of the PMBOK Guide are as follows:
Introduction to Project Management: 6%
Project Environment: 6%
Role of the Project Manager: 7%
Project Integration: 9%
Project Scope: 9%
Project Schedule: 9%
Project Cost: 8%
Project Quality: 7%
Project Resource: 8%
Project Communication: 10%
Project Risk: 8%
Project Procurement: 4%
Project Stakeholder: 9%
Our practice tests structures:-
With approximately 1200 questions and answers covers all CAPM Topics
