Situation based questions for PMP® Exam | Episode 16 | Practice questions for PMP® Exam preparation

In this video, we have discussed 5 PMP® exam like questions with detailed explanation on why one option is better than the other. While discussing these, we have also covered the variation in the scenarios of questions that one might see in the actual PMP® exam.
Inside this 50-minute episode, we have discussed exam mindset and concepts essential to remember:
00:00 Introduction to the episode
00:38 Question 1
Exam tips: It's important to understand the situation/problem, analyse for impact on the project, and then decide for the best action.
11:10 Question 2
Exam tips: Understand the general list of activities carried out for closing a project.
24:37 Question 3
Exam tip: Analyze the situation & verify the need of change, before informing anyone about the chages or impact of changes.
31:35 Question 4
Exam Tip: Understand all important Agile concepts well.
39:48 Question 5
Exam Tip: Don't read just the options and try to find the best choice by looking for words like understand, analyze etc. Read the full question, compare the options, then choose the best choice.
Stay tuned for our weekly series where we'll dissect more exam-like questions and equip you with the knowledge to dominate the PMP® exam.
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[@mahletshumet3791]

Thank you 🙏 What a commitment!!

[@edzest]

You're welcome.. and thanks
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[@Ravikumar-le5yj]

Thanks, Amit for your detailed explanation

[@edzest]

My pleasure. I'm glad you liked the video. :)

[@Ravikumar-le5yj]

I passed my PMP exam last Saturday

[@edzest]

@@Ravikumar-le5yj awesome. Congratulations

[@ankurrastogi]

Thanks Amit for this informative series 🎉

[@edzest]

You're welcome! 🤗

[@dev9591]

Sir the option b raise a change request to the Ccb before following change control process - does not go right as a sentence for us to understand, I mean it’s clear after u explain but as a first time reader it’s difficult to comprehend

[@edzest]

Thanks for bringing that to notice. Will check for it. :) 👍