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Passed! 1st attempt AT/T/BT

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My little tips to this wonderful community for attaining MVP-level exam results.

My preparation started only 15 days before the exam due to a tight work schedule. To be honest, I dedicated at least 1.5 hours per day to studying.

Materials I used:

200 Ultra-Hard Questions and the Mindset section by Andrew Ramdayal.

23 PMP Mindset videos by Mohammed Rahman.

No Study Hall (SH).

I recommend trying the questions on ClassMarker. They are difficult, but they help identify your gaps, especially in time management.

https://www.classmarker.com/online-test/start/?quiz=pge5ff282858195f

During the exam: Do not let your personal opinions influence your answers. Select the answer based on what PMI project manager mindset, not what you would personally do.

The exam questions are generally short, mostly around two sentences. I recommend dividing your time into 75 / 75 / 75 minutes for the three sections. I followed this approach, but in the last section I still had 25 questions remaining with only 10 minutes left, Guess what I did? That BT business unit must here, I think <°_°>

Tricky thing helps me, About 20 hours before the exam, I stopped studying and returned to my normal routine. It is difficult to maintain focus for the entire 230 minutes, so I made good use of the two 10-minute breaks. I did some light exercises, stretching, and even a few jumps <°^°> . Keep your energy up and stay calm!

Wishing everyone the very best on their PMP journey! $$$

Posted Jun 25, 2026, 7:05 AM UTC

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