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[Caloiski]

Hi Guys,

I'm planning to take the PMP exam very soon.
If anyone has attempted the new exam, please provide details.

Comments, suggestions and advice to pass this exam.

Thank you in advance.


Regards,
Caloi

[setnaffa]

Hi Guys,

I'm planning to take the PMP exam very soon.
If anyone has attempted the new exam, please provide details.

Comments, suggestions and advice to pass this exam.

Thank you in advance.


Regards,
Caloi

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[nymph]

One of the most tedious parts of applying for the PMP exam is filling out the application. It requests a bunch of information about each project you have worked on. The worst part is that it presents it one screen at a time, so it is difficult to figure out how many hours you have entered in what domain. On top of that, you may find yourself stuck in it trying to dig up a phone number or address for the contact person and finding your session timing out.
To help with this we have put together a spreadsheet: Click here to download

It has two tabs. One for the project and contact information. Fill it out for each project to make sure you have the information at your fingertips.
The second tab is for the experience hours. It breaks them down into the same domains that the on-line form uses and contains the descriptions. You can start using this even before your exam application to see how close you are. The spreadsheet then totals the hours and offers a sanity check of hours entered against the time that you spent on the project. For example, if you worked on a project for two and a half months, the spreadsheet will calculate the number of working hours and compares that against what you have entered as individual hours.
You can download the spreadsheet here: Click here to download

Hope it will help you.

For more in-depth details


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[bacancytraining]

You can take some mock test for PMP exam pratics where you will get idea about the questions that what they can ask and which type of question would be there. there is one book that is written by Andy Crown " The PMP Exam"- How to pass on your First Try is very good book you can go through that would be more helpful.

[Fawad Afzal]

thanks provider its really helpful