AT A GLANCE
India
No. of Attempt |
1 | Study Duration |
6 months |
PMP® Course |
PM PrepCast™ | Prep Book |
Rita’s Kim Heldman Scordo |
Mock Exams Attempted |
– | PMBOK® Guide Read |
1 time |
Sharing |
“On closing notes, I would say the BEST way/plan to study is ‘your own way/plan’. Prepare your own notes instead of getting from others.” |
Sachine Vehale, PMP® passed on 30th Dec with PMP® Exam Proficient in All 5 Process Groups. Below is a summary of his lessons learned.
Project Management Training: PM PrepCast™
- Utilized PM PrepCast™ which provides the flexibility to study anywhere, anytime
- Is very helpful to clarify concepts
- Learn PMP® in the audio-visual way
- Get the 35 contact hours for PMP® exam eligibility
Experience Sharing and Lessons Learned
- Refer to other PMP®s’ lessons learned for tips and insights
- Set up a study plan for about 3 months with high level milestones
- The best plan to study is your own plan – make a plan that suits your own study style
- Studied an hour during weekdays and more time during weekends
- Study materials: PMBOK® Guide Guide, Rita’s PMP®, Kim Heldman PMP® book, Chris Scordo PMP® questions
- Forums: I want to be PMP® forum on LinkedIn and PM PrepCast™ forum
- Understand ITTOs rather than memorizing them
- Practice many questions, in his case 3000 questions with 6 full-length practice exams
- Read PMBOK® Guide Glossary on the day of exam
- Make sure to allow enough travel time to the PMP® exam center
- It is recommended to do a brain dump just before the actual PMP® exam
- Got PMP® Exam Proficient in All 5 Process Groups
~ PMP® Lessons Learned by Sachin Vehale
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