Practice PMP Exam Questions: 3 Full PMP Exams, Jan 2021

**This course is updated to align with the new exam content outline effective on Jan,2nd, 2021**
This course is one of the best tools to pass the PMP exam from the first trial, it’s very realistic with majority of situational questions testing your practical understanding of the predictive and agile project management methodologies.
As per the new PMP exam content outline, this course will include questions from the following types:
1. Multiple choice
2. Multiple selection
3. Matching
4. Fill in blanks (limited)
5. Prototypes/Graphs (limited)
As per the PMI standards, each exam has 180 questions which you need to complete in 230 minutes. Inside this course you will have 3 exams with a total 540 questions bank. The exam domains will be: People (42%), Process (50%), and Business Environment (8%).
About half of the examination will represent predictive project management approaches and the other half will represent agile or hybrid approaches. Predictive, agile, and hybrid approaches will be found throughout the three domain areas listed above and are not isolated to any particular domain or task.
I carefully selected PMP exam questions for this course to help you pass on your first attempt
You can pause the test in between and you are allowed to re-take the test later. Your test will resume from where you left, but the test time will be reduced by the amount of time you’ve taken in the previous attempt.
This simulated PMP Exam may be used in several ways, if you take it as a final, you will get a very good idea how you would do if you walked right in to take the PMP Exam. In that way, it can be a very good readiness indicator. Use this exam again and again to practice before you go for the real exam.
A passing score of this exam is 135 out of 180, which is 75 %.
I advise you repeat this exam more than one time until you reach a score of not less than 85%, after that you can go for the real PMP exam and pass it from the first trial!
Important note: This course is different from the others as it was created by an instructor who passed the PMP, RMP, ACP, and PBA exams on his first attempt, so, the instructor knows how to pass the different exams from the PMI on the first trial.
I am a PMP, PMI-RMP, PMI-ACP, PMI-PBA, and PRINCE2 practitioner in good standing who has delivered hundreds of training courses.
Disclaimer: PMI, PMBOK, RMP, ACP, PBA, and PMP are registered trademarks of Project Management Institute.