Hi David. I passed my PMP yesterday with AT/AT/AT in all domains. Your videos were a big part of my preparation process including all your little pep talks. I wanted to thank you from the bottom of my heart for all the effort you put into these videos you post for people to help them in their PMP journey. You are just amazing. Thank you so much for helping me achieve this milestone.
Hi David, I passed the PMP today with AT/T/AT. Your videos 200 agile, 150 PMBOK 7, 100 waterfall and 111drag and drop truly helped to be prepared for the exam. Thank you very much for helping me to achive this milestone.
@@pragnyajayashree7913 PMP is tested on three particular domains People, Process, and Business Environment. AT stands for Above Target and T is for Taget.
Hi David, I passed the PMP exam recently with AT in all 3 areas. I followed your 150 PMBOK 7 scenario based PMP exam questions, 100 waterfall questions, 200 agile question and 110 PMP drag and drop questions videos on UA-cam. After answering each question, I went through your explanation for that question (Either I got the question right or wrong). Your explanations really helped me to reinforce my understanding on the key concepts. Almost used all the strategies you have mentioned here during the exam. A huge thank you for helping me to successfully complete my exam and all the things you are doing for the PM community!
Passed 2 weeks ago. I work as a PM in predictive projects. I say that with Study Hall (for Mindset) and lets say Rita M. Book (10 ed) for technical is more than enough to pass. And David's videos on lets say drag and drop. No Udemy or other courses and no 3-4 months preparation.
Since you did the PMP you should be aware that you will have to provide evidence of the 35hours to PMI. The majority seem to use the Udemy courses for that. On top reading Rita's book, doing studyhall, and watching at least the Agile/Drag-Drop and PMBOK Videos incl. Processes will take you a minimum of 1 month of prep. According to reddit around 2-4 Mo seem normal. Not saying its impossible to do but I believe to feel confident/prepared prior to taking the exam it takes at least 1-2 monthes. Just my 2 cents!
@@Kuddle76i agree. Obviously you need to prove 35 hrs (i attended a course organized in my city for that). I meant other than study hall and maybe Rita you only need time and nothing else (no ramdayal, no third rock notes, etc). And you need a month maximum.
Thank you! Thank you!!! I took my PMP 1/4/2025 and passed! For the last three weeks have been utilizing your UA-cam page and Udemy course. Really help me focus on the PMP Mindset. The PMP Fast Track and Pass the PMP No Study were very helpful review the night before. Helped me to stay focused using your tips and tricks!
Passed my PMP on Monday, thanks a ton David for all your questions on PMBOK guide and the drag and drop questions. Solving questions along with you helped me clear the exam flawlessly. Also the fast track tips helped a lot. Thanks again for such a huge information repository
Thank you so much! Your videos and voice really helped me pass! I totally understood the materials and processes but the test was awful! You are the reason I passed! 🎉🎉THANK YOU!
Scheduled to take my PMP in the next few weeks, of course I am signed up for your Udemy course and keep your videos played in a loop. I am nervous but also excited. I’d let you know how everything goes!
Definitely check out the new PMP Fast Track section 😊 and use the PMP Course Summary Notes in lecture 9 to review and study before the exam. Then take as many practice tests as you can. You can do this! 😁
@@blingblain3156I took Andrew ramdayal’s PMP course on udemy. I also already have the CAPM so that fulfilled the educational requirement to apply. I have years of PM related experience from my career which satisfies the experience requirement.
It is possible. I did not study at all, and only watched David's videos for 7 days. I passed the exam on first attempt (AT/AT/T). I was super happy that I didn't have to pay to retake the exam since I took the exam the last day before it expired. David is an amazing teacher, thank you for everything that you do.
"David, your videos and teachings are truly exceptional! I utilized your Udemy course, which included the invaluable drag-and-drop feature. I'm thrilled to share that I passed my PMP exam on the first attempt! Thank you, David! I highly recommend the Udemy course, as it uniquely aligns with the Exam Content Outline (ECO). This comprehensive coverage isn't available in your free courses. Honestly, I received immense value at a fraction of the cost, compared to traditional training centers where I invested heavily with limited returns. Your Udemy course is a game-changer!"
Great video as always David! I'm a subscriber and your YT channel has been so much help to me already, thank you so much! I've been approved by the PMI to take the PMP exam and will schedule it for around 2 to 3 months time, so now in the final stages of preparation. I've watched your 200 Agile Q's, 100 Waterfall Q's and just finishing your 150 PMBOK 7th Ed Q's videos. Noted your advice below on your Udemy course and PMP Fast Track section on it. I also see that you have 2 x 250 question practice tests on the Udemy also, which I plan to use. Note: I wish I'd found your training package before I used a different one to get my 35 hours. My question is this: do you have an exam simulator also? If not, could you suggest one please? It would be the final prep before the exam.
I've been a PM for years and am studying for the PMP, but my actual experience can be a hindrance from a test taking perspective. That's because I find myself filling in the gaps from the question itself with actual experience as opposed to focusing only on what's being asked.
Thanks for these tips David. I still have my doubts if these will be enough to manage the answer in ~1 min. For me key to success was a mix of Mindest, PM knowledge, ITTO's and at some point during the preparation - knowing what kind of answer PMI expects. However as mentioned by you - the biggest enemy during the exam is the time, especially if english is not your first languange. Thanks for all your help, dedidcation and your truly exceptional videos.
I used and I learned from your UA-cam to pass my PMP as well as CAPM in one week. I am still wondering how i did it in 2022. I much appreciate your guidance ❤ . Thank you
I will take my PMP exam on 27th Jan 2025. Fingers crossed and Thank you very much for your help on this. Learned so much and hopefully I can pass. BTW if you can please do some multiple choices questions as well as most of time we are having issues with those
How can you highlight any key words in the questions if the exam is digital? If it were on paper, then this method would really help, but how is this possible if you can't do that?
@shuvra4352 i guess I don't know. I did OK on the first attempt. Better on the second, worst on the third. It almost feels like the more I study the less I understand it. I've been a professional PM for 13 years now. It's frustrating
It is a difficult exam. Do not feel bad. If you have access to my course study the PMP Fast Track, the PMP Course Summary Notes in lecture 9, and do as many practice exams as you can. You absolutely can pass. Everything you have done so far will build on your knowledge and you will get there. You can do it!
I am a class away from completing an MBA, I’ve have been exposed to a lot of this information in depth but removed from the explicitly PMI and PMP environment. That being said I feel overwhelmed learning this material. These videos are phenomenal. I listen to the entire PMBOK7 several times a day and it helps me feel confident I can master the material. Just keep studying and looking for instructors that may teach in a style that jives with you!
![PMP Exam 2025 - 180 Scenario Based Questions and Answers Like Actual PMP Exam [FREE MOCK TEST]](/img/n.gif)
Hi David. I passed my PMP yesterday with AT/AT/AT in all domains. Your videos were a big part of my preparation process including all your little pep talks. I wanted to thank you from the bottom of my heart for all the effort you put into these videos you post for people to help them in their PMP journey. You are just amazing. Thank you so much for helping me achieve this milestone.
You are amazing 🙂 Congratulations on passing your PMP ✨😊🎉
@davidmclachlanproject Thank you so much :)
Thats true, I passed it with just one week of study and that is only your videos. Thanks so much the way you explain it.
Hi David, I passed the PMP today with AT/T/AT. Your videos 200 agile, 150 PMBOK 7, 100 waterfall and 111drag and drop truly helped to be prepared for the exam. Thank you very much for helping me to achive this milestone.
What is AT/T/AT?
@@pragnyajayashree7913 PMP is tested on three particular domains People, Process, and Business Environment. AT stands for Above Target and T is for Taget.
Hi David, I passed the PMP exam recently with AT in all 3 areas. I followed your 150 PMBOK 7 scenario based PMP exam questions, 100 waterfall questions, 200 agile question and 110 PMP drag and drop questions videos on UA-cam. After answering each question, I went through your explanation for that question (Either I got the question right or wrong). Your explanations really helped me to reinforce my understanding on the key concepts. Almost used all the strategies you have mentioned here during the exam. A huge thank you for helping me to successfully complete my exam and all the things you are doing for the PM community!
Amazing work and a big congratulations to you 👏🎉🙂
Passed 2 weeks ago. I work as a PM in predictive projects. I say that with Study Hall (for Mindset) and lets say Rita M. Book (10 ed) for technical is more than enough to pass. And David's videos on lets say drag and drop. No Udemy or other courses and no 3-4 months preparation.
Since you did the PMP you should be aware that you will have to provide evidence of the 35hours to PMI. The majority seem to use the Udemy courses for that. On top reading Rita's book, doing studyhall, and watching at least the Agile/Drag-Drop and PMBOK Videos incl. Processes will take you a minimum of 1 month of prep. According to reddit around 2-4 Mo seem normal. Not saying its impossible to do but I believe to feel confident/prepared prior to taking the exam it takes at least 1-2 monthes. Just my 2 cents!
@@Kuddle76i agree. Obviously you need to prove 35 hrs (i attended a course organized in my city for that). I meant other than study hall and maybe Rita you only need time and nothing else (no ramdayal, no third rock notes, etc). And you need a month maximum.
How long did you study for?
Did you see a bump in pay after getting the certification?
Passed my PMP exam today. Thank you so much David for all your videos!!
Thank you! Thank you!!! I took my PMP 1/4/2025 and passed! For the last three weeks have been utilizing your UA-cam page and Udemy course. Really help me focus on the PMP Mindset. The PMP Fast Track and Pass the PMP No Study were very helpful review the night before. Helped me to stay focused using your tips and tricks!
That is amazing news, well done! The PMP is a truly great achievement 🙂🎉
David, I really appreciate you sharing these audio tracks. I'm a native Spanish speaker, and they're fantastic
Passed my PMP on Monday, thanks a ton David for all your questions on PMBOK guide and the drag and drop questions. Solving questions along with you helped me clear the exam flawlessly. Also the fast track tips helped a lot. Thanks again for such a huge information repository
Thank you so much! Your videos and voice really helped me pass! I totally understood the materials and processes but the test was awful! You are the reason I passed! 🎉🎉THANK YOU!
Happy New Year David, thank you for your information. Love from South Africa.
Scheduled to take my PMP in the next few weeks, of course I am signed up for your Udemy course and keep your videos played in a loop. I am nervous but also excited. I’d let you know how everything goes!
Definitely check out the new PMP Fast Track section 😊 and use the PMP Course Summary Notes in lecture 9 to review and study before the exam. Then take as many practice tests as you can.
You can do this! 😁
Where to find summary notes in lecture 9? Is that in udemy or you tube vedios? Please help
Awaiting my PMP application to be approved, excited to get this cert completed!
What did you do or use to help you with putting together your application?
@@blingblain3156I took Andrew ramdayal’s PMP course on udemy. I also already have the CAPM so that fulfilled the educational requirement to apply. I have years of PM related experience from my career which satisfies the experience requirement.
Have you been audited. Or you only submitted the application
@@yangamatam4658 I've only submitted it as of now, still awaiting approval from PMI
Wonderful Strategy David!
Much appreciate it 🙂
It is possible. I did not study at all, and only watched David's videos for 7 days. I passed the exam on first attempt (AT/AT/T). I was super happy that I didn't have to pay to retake the exam since I took the exam the last day before it expired. David is an amazing teacher, thank you for everything that you do.
Wow that is amazing! Well done 🎉😁
THIS IS GOLD!
"David, your videos and teachings are truly exceptional! I utilized your Udemy course, which included the invaluable drag-and-drop feature. I'm thrilled to share that I passed my PMP exam on the first attempt! Thank you, David!
I highly recommend the Udemy course, as it uniquely aligns with the Exam Content Outline (ECO). This comprehensive coverage isn't available in your free courses. Honestly, I received immense value at a fraction of the cost, compared to traditional training centers where I invested heavily with limited returns. Your Udemy course is a game-changer!"
Wow, thank you so much for letting me know, and a huge congratulations to you for passing your exam! I know you will do amazing things 🎉✨🙂
What's the name of the course you bought on Udemy
Thank you for your great work. I failed the People Domain of my PMP exam. What do you suggest I do. Thank you
I have the PMP Fast Track coming. It is already in my Udemy course. It goes into that specifically - people and process. These two things are key.
Great video as always David! I'm a subscriber and your YT channel has been so much help to me already, thank you so much!
I've been approved by the PMI to take the PMP exam and will schedule it for around 2 to 3 months time, so now in the final stages of preparation. I've watched your 200 Agile Q's, 100 Waterfall Q's and just finishing your 150 PMBOK 7th Ed Q's videos. Noted your advice below on your Udemy course and PMP Fast Track section on it. I also see that you have 2 x 250 question practice tests on the Udemy also, which I plan to use. Note: I wish I'd found your training package before I used a different one to get my 35 hours.
My question is this: do you have an exam simulator also? If not, could you suggest one please? It would be the final prep before the exam.
Thanks a lot David! Your videos are very useful. I was wondering if you have PMP mock questions/ exam simulator available on Udemy or somewhere else?
Here on YT, there are plenty videos on his channel with pmp exam like questions, agile, waterfall and mixed based on pmbok 7th
I do have question videos here on UA-cam, and those questions are in a simulator on Udemy (over 500 questions included in the PMP course) 🙂
I've been a PM for years and am studying for the PMP, but my actual experience can be a hindrance from a test taking perspective. That's because I find myself filling in the gaps from the question itself with actual experience as opposed to focusing only on what's being asked.
I studied my butt off for my exam! I give anyone credit who is able to do it without studying!
I did too 🙂 hoping this helps take the edge off for people's overall exam experience though!
Thanks for these tips David. I still have my doubts if these will be enough to manage the answer in ~1 min. For me key to success was a mix of Mindest, PM knowledge, ITTO's and at some point during the preparation - knowing what kind of answer PMI expects. However as mentioned by you - the biggest enemy during the exam is the time, especially if english is not your first languange. Thanks for all your help, dedidcation and your truly exceptional videos.
I used and I learned from your UA-cam to pass my PMP as well as CAPM in one week. I am still wondering how i did it in 2022. I much appreciate your guidance ❤ . Thank you
Well done on your success ,did you only use David material on UA-cam without reading any books, Your Advise much appreciated. Thanks
@@epiphaniakahari2099 I read books, but what I believe is a magic factor was guessing using a factor to illuminate unnecessary answers.
Congratulations on passing both your PMP and CAPM exams!🎉 You are amazing 🙂
I am really afraid of passing it.
Greetings from Algeria.
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You can do it! I believe in you.
@davidmclachlanproject Thank you. I watch your videos non-stop
I will take my PMP exam on 27th Jan 2025. Fingers crossed and Thank you very much for your help on this. Learned so much and hopefully I can pass. BTW if you can please do some multiple choices questions as well as most of time we are having issues with those
Hello,
I am also planning to take PMP exam in Jan 2025, could we connect, we could discuss knowledge materials
Just take David's Udemy course. All you need to pass is in there. Put more emphasis on the ECO
Is break is including the time
Just got preliminary fail. Taking again wish me luck.
You can do it! Try the PMP Fast Track if you have access to my course. That and my PMP Summary Notes in the Udemy course will help. You can do it!
I failed 3 times. Can’t take again until end of year
@JD-rx2kh I failed 3 times too. Sucks
@@chungkingexpress94 yea I might not take it again - the test is grueling and discouraging
How can you highlight any key words in the questions if the exam is digital? If it were on paper, then this method would really help, but how is this possible if you can't do that?
There are digital tools at the top, similar to using a PDF for example.
@davidmclachlanproject What a relief!! Thank you for clarifying, David!
I studied a ton last year and failed 3 times. I feel pretty stupid if people are passing without studying :(
Can you explain the cause of failure?
@shuvra4352 i guess I don't know. I did OK on the first attempt. Better on the second, worst on the third. It almost feels like the more I study the less I understand it. I've been a professional PM for 13 years now. It's frustrating
It is a difficult exam. Do not feel bad. If you have access to my course study the PMP Fast Track, the PMP Course Summary Notes in lecture 9, and do as many practice exams as you can.
You absolutely can pass. Everything you have done so far will build on your knowledge and you will get there. You can do it!
I am a class away from completing an MBA, I’ve have been exposed to a lot of this information in depth but removed from the explicitly PMI and PMP environment. That being said I feel overwhelmed learning this material. These videos are phenomenal. I listen to the entire PMBOK7 several times a day and it helps me feel confident I can master the material. Just keep studying and looking for instructors that may teach in a style that jives with you!
Many thanks for your astonishing work!
Any thoughts on the upcoming PMBOK 8th edition ?
Many, many thoughts. Full breakdown on it coming soon 😊