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I just finished my PMP exam and passed at first attempt !! I had the exact same question thank you sooooooo much for sharing this 😍😍😍

Hello Are all the pmp questions situational, if no how many are situational questions out of the entire questions.

Great achievement Mr qaisar hanif

Liked it sir....please make a series of it.....

Q31 B ground rules..as it isbpart of Teamcharter .Ground rule is more closer answer

Q30 A. Talk to team to understand conflict

Q29.A team charter all the ground rules will be mentioned here

Q28: c pm is using political awareness

Q,27: A ..4 r's

Q26: A escalate it to sponsor

Also, kindly tell the time in Pakistan Time Zone. Thanks

How do we register the session exactly? Do I need to send my name and details on the provided email address?

Sir when are you planning to do a similar session like this?

I'd like to know the fee for the preparation and will those be live sessions or recorded videos? Thanks

Awesomeness

Great Lecturer. I just want different clarification on Sprint Retrospective please. Thanks 🙏

Love it. Need more tips❤

Will practicing on more and more mocks with strict timing, on regular basis help, to be able to solve questions in exam within the timeframe given? Thats been really challenging.

Great video. Small query ? Is Scope/ Requirement/ Schedule Management is prior the Risk & Resource Management???

Congratulations to all.

My application was recently approved, and the process was straightforward. It was approved on the first attempt. I am now preparing for the exam. Thank you for the helpful tips.

What are the recommended simulators?

Very Informative

Hi Amer, I’m not able to manage time in PMP exam. It gets super rushing and nerve wrecking.. How do I answer the question in a minute. It’s been a big challenge.. I prepared for PMP for about 3 months. Went over all the materials twice. Went over all your Mastery videos .. Gave my test yesterday but couldn’t pass.. I can’t buy your mentorship package as it’s pretty expensive for me. Is your Book Pathway to PMP sufficient to pass the exam?? Also, it’s for everyone, the exam was full of Stakeholder questions (like Requirement wasn’t met or additional features need to be added), Risk response strategies in Drag n Drop, Conflict resolution and Agile questions. Many questions related to regulatory. I have 2 more attempts left but my application expiration date is near.. It feels like starting all over again.. I’m losing hope now..

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Nicely explained

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Good to hear

Ok sir.

Hello, sir. How do I join your next session on the 21st of June 2024?

Amer for Q 208, The answer should be keet satisfied if the stakeholder is uninterested ? We inform stakeholders who are interested in the project but have low power and keep stakeholders satisfied when they are not interested but have high power, Please confirm?

Hi. Do you cell just the mocks exam? If yes, how can I buy it? Thanks.

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