Hi Andrew, I passed my PMP Exam on my first attempt on last week. I've done your 35 hours course & simulation which helped me on my PMP success. Big thank you for your help..🙏🙏
Hi Andrew, I’m thrilled to share that I passed my PMP on my first attempt with 3 ATs! A huge thank you to you - your Udemy course and this series of ultra-hard questions were instrumental in helping me develop the right mindset to tackle the exam. I truly can’t thank you enough!
I passed my PMP exam on 06/01/2025, and it was incredibly challenging with lengthy, complex questions that required careful reading. Andrew Ramdayal’s Udemy course for the 35 PDUs and his TH-cam videos were a game changer for me! His honest and effective teaching methods helped me understand the PMP mindset and prepared me to pass on the first try. I especially recommend his "200 Ultra Hard PMP Questions" on YT. While no questions on the exam were identical, the patterns and terminology were very similar. If you dedicate focused study time (21 days is ideal) and follow his resources, you can succeed. Practice the mindset and time management to handle the lengthy questions. Thank you, Andrew Ramdayal, for your excellent and helpful resources! 🙏
Thank you so much Andrew. I did the 100 ultra-hard questions and managed to pass the exam yesterday with AT, AT, AT. Your contribution to the community is very helpful. The PMI mindset I learned from you was key. Cheers.
Your videos were a great help. Took my exam this past Friday and passed it. Your videos really helped set the mindset, which made all the difference. Keep up the good work.
As someone with over twenty years of experience actively managing numerous projects, I'm considering this course. In your first question, you argue for D. as the best answer, which I believe may be an oversimplification. In certain situations, option A (facilitating a workshop) might be more appropriate. For example, when determining the root cause of an issue proves challenging, especially if multiple contributing factors are involved. This scenario highlights the importance of communication, facilitation, and strong interpersonal skills - aspects that are often crucial in resolving complex project challenges.
Hi, Andrew, today i just passed my PMP exam on first attempt too, I am here to thank you, I studied your online course and simulation too. And really really appreciate your help. And want to share my happiness with you. Keep in touch.
Hello Andrew, Am happy to inform you that i have passed my PMP exam with 3 AT'S Can't stop thanking you for all the wonderful videos, mindset and guidance. Thanks a lot.
Passed PMP exam 2 weeks ago, first try and AT in 2 domains and T in the third domain!!! Thanks Andrew!!! Watched many of your Q and As, and MANY other of your videos!!! ♥♥♥♥♥
Effective PMP Exam Prep I successfully passed my PMP exam a week ago. AT/T/AT. These videos were a valuable addition to my study plan, providing a realistic preview of the exam format and question types. Thanks Andrew !
@abdulmoiz7602 his course on udemy provides the PDUs to take the exam, I can't recall the cost, but it wasn't that expensive. I've been using his material to prepare and while I haven't taken the PMP yet, I took the CAPM and passed with AT in all Domains.
Thank you so much Andrew! I purchased your TIA simulator course and it's helped me greatly with understanding the PMBOK mindset. I take my exam next month and I feel confident that I will pass thanks to you!
Hi Andrew, I've bought your Udemy course. I hope to clear the PMP exam in the following five or six weeks. You're a great teacher. I understand you very well even though English is not my native language.
This was so great.. I got most of them correct before you revealed the answer. I not certified yet still studying im so glad i found you! and i purchased your book from Amazon with the class
Just wanted to pop in and say your CAPM mock exams on tia greatly helped me pass the CAPM test yesterday! I want to go right into study/prep mode for the PMP so this video will be first on my list to watch!
Andrew, you are a genius. Thanks for all the videos and guidance which you are giving us. Gained confidence and PMP mindset only from your words. Passed my exam today and you know - I wore blue 🧿🎉!
Hey Andrew! I passed my PMP exam on the 21st of September! I wanted to thank you, as your Udemy course was crucial for building a solid foundation. The mindset part, in particular, was fantastic-I listened to it nearly every day leading up to the exam! Also, these kinds of videos make a real difference in applying the mindset being explained, as they help put everything together so well.
@@perlasaikumar I would say so as it was my primary method of study and I passed the PMP yesterday. The main thing with taking the PMP is stamina. A 4 hour test is no joke and in the last hour my eyes were getting blurry, my mind was fogged, and I had to start reading questions 3 and 4 times because I was just mentally exhausted
Hi Andrew, thanks so much for your effort in making these videos. For Q1, i thought the answer would be option A but it is option D. But, how does PM identify the root cause without getting enough inputs/info from the stakeholders?
Disagree with Question 9, as a project sponsor/stakeholder on many projects and working directly with PM teams, I would expect the monetary award to be used as a team retreat or reward to enhance team-building as a recovery. This is especially true when our teams have worked long hours to complete a project. I feel like a professional development or any other skills building session could create fatigue within the team in this scenario. However, a test is a test, and if this is the mindset, I will comply 🙂
I'm planning to take my exam next month. Thank you Andrew for your videos! Makes me feel motivated to ace the exam. I took the 35 hours pmp prep exam from PMI but I'm looking at enrolling at your Udemy course as well. Anyone has additional advices here in the comment section? TIA!
Hi Andrew. Can you explain at what situation you would review document plans first before meeting stakeholders/vendors? Or when would you have meeting stakeholders/vendors first instead of reviewing document plans? PMI study hall is confusing me between this 2 answer options. Sometimes its review documents first, sometimes its meeting with stakeholder. Greatly appreciate it if you could help on this.
Hi Andrew, Thanks so much for your content and teaching. I have just Finished your 35h course and trying to do as many test questions as possible. Two Questions: 1. When do you expect to release the remaining 190 questions? Is the a expected cadence of release? 2. In your opinion, do you think that your Exam sim is sufficient to prep for the exam, or do your think its necessary to also use the PMI exam prep sim?
Hi Andrew , For the 7h question, the option A says , allocate the time for developers to present their proposal in the next sprint planning meeting. So here in this option we are not talking about time allocation with in the current ongoing sprint , because the proposal is gong to happen only in the sprint planning which always comes once the current sprint ends. In this situation, what is the difference between option A nd B as both option says dont deviate from the current Sprint. Can you please help me understand here ?
i agree...answer should be D , imo. Moreover, how is pair programming useful in a biotech research project...it doesnt make sense . There is no predictive aspect in the answer.
For question 4 i chose option 4 considering it could be predictive project as it talks about planning. How should we know if its agile or predictive in such case?
Fair concern. The response C is no right as the stakeholders will not be usually interested in the technical aspects. The responses A, B & D says sprints.
Can we don't show off at here? it is like in school, the high performance students tell all the classmates and teacher that he is the best student and just got A or A+ and worthy! if it happen in kindergarten, it is fine, but if it happen in high school, maybe another story ;-)
Hi Andrew, Thanks for the video! For question 7, I picked C... When would you say that we can introduce a spike in the sprint? I thought C was just that.
I agree, this one was confusing and I wish he spent more time on explaining why he eliminated some of the answers. For this one, I thought it was A, but I guess it doesn’t make sense to have to make a note to allocate time for the next sprint, because time for suggestions is already allocated during the retrospective.
Disagree with Question 10 answer. I think it should be C. Question says Stakeholders are engaged, so how does increasing stakeholders' communication help achieve timely completion?
I have purchased your PMP course on UDEMY and your Book as well. I hope I will pass the exams with ATs in all 3 domains. I hope everyone who's preparing passes the exam with flying colours.
Hai, In question number 4 , it's saying integration process , which means waterfall method, But ur choosing answer in agile methodology, How can be justified??
Stakeholders are engaged in the executing process group, implying planning (Option B) is done. We should now focus on the monitoring and controlling (Option C) for timely completion of the project. Is my understanding wrong?
Confused how #7 could not be A. To me that reads you are letting your team know you hear them, and we can discuss at the next spring planning meeting while also focusing on the goal of the active spring. Does not say anything about allocating time to focus on their suggestion now.
Hi Andrew, how may questions of that difficulty can I expect on my PMP Exam? So far I make no progress in resolving this type of questions (7 of 10 is my best result so far).
I have the exam in 14 days. I missed three of these. Giving money for professional development threw me off. Where do I find that in the PMBOK Guide? Wouldn’t the employees rather have the money?
Yes but that wasn’t an option. I was thrown off by the meaning of “informal feedback”. Andrew immediately eliminated it as if we should all know what he meant. Very confusing.
Question #9: Shouldn't D be the right answer which is fair and inclusive. Deciding to fund professional growth using monetary award is unfair as this is organization's responsibility to help and fund individual technical and professional growth anyways? Thank you for your set of questions!
Disagree on question 4, the question itself doesn't show it is using Agile or waterfall. Imagine if it is a waterfall or hybrid project, and the stakeholder issue come from planning stage, then project manager should try solve this issue in planning stage as well, not wait for execution stage to solve it with demo, right? if so, answer C would be better than A. Next, image if that project is Agile (although from the question only, you can not tell it is Agile project!), schedule separate demo sessions in each sprint is not a good agile practice as well, the PM should invite stakeholders to the sprint review meeting with demo, not separate demo session meetings during the sprint (note: creating too many meetings in sprint is not a good practice for Agile). So in any situation, A is not the best answer I think. In the video, Andrew said one of reason not chose answer C because of stakeholders not interested in tech detail, that not always true as well. In real life, for those tech oriented stakeholders (we never know) or non-tech oriented stakeholders, a separate tech session meeting to show more info or details to stakeholders would always be a valid option, specifically during planning stage. So answer C is better than A.
Believe it or not, the CAPM exam is actually more difficult than the PMP. The CAPM has more content on business analysis, formulas, graphs, and charts.
Disagree on question 6.. there is no customer feedback for a biotech research project, as nothing is taken to market before the research is concluded? Customer feedback is not always quality
Not necessary.. mine I waited 8 days until I got the response. It was accepted. So wait n watch... I suggest to check the PMI site for application status.. instead of waiting for mail.
Hi sir, Hope you’re doing well.. I saw your pmp certification video.. I have studied MBA Advanced (business and project management course) but I don’t have any experience.. Can I give PMP exam and have certificate in my hand.. So that once I get EAD card Can I apply jobs directly to management position with this PMP certificate here in UNITED STATES..? please help me to decide my future job.. TIA.. �
You need 3 years of experience for the PMP, as I would like to see this reduced to 1 year if you have a graduate business degree such as an MBA, this is not the case. Experience trumps all, even prestigious certifications and most prestigious certifications require experience anyway. Work on this before focusing on top-tier management jos in the US.
Hi Andrew, I passed my PMP Exam on my first attempt on last week. I've done your 35 hours course & simulation which helped me on my PMP success. Big thank you for your help..🙏🙏
congratulations and celebrate well 🎊
Hi Andrew, I’m thrilled to share that I passed my PMP on my first attempt with 3 ATs! A huge thank you to you - your Udemy course and this series of ultra-hard questions were instrumental in helping me develop the right mindset to tackle the exam. I truly can’t thank you enough!
Hi, I’m preparing to take my PMP exam for the first time. What are AT‘s?
I passed my PMP exam on 06/01/2025, and it was incredibly challenging with lengthy, complex questions that required careful reading. Andrew Ramdayal’s Udemy course for the 35 PDUs and his TH-cam videos were a game changer for me! His honest and effective teaching methods helped me understand the PMP mindset and prepared me to pass on the first try.
I especially recommend his "200 Ultra Hard PMP Questions" on YT.
While no questions on the exam were identical, the patterns and terminology were very similar. If you dedicate focused study time (21 days is ideal) and follow his resources, you can succeed. Practice the mindset and time management to handle the lengthy questions.
Thank you, Andrew Ramdayal, for your excellent and helpful resources! 🙏
Thank you so much Andrew. I did the 100 ultra-hard questions and managed to pass the exam yesterday with AT, AT, AT. Your contribution to the community is very helpful. The PMI mindset I learned from you was key.
Cheers.
Your videos were a great help. Took my exam this past Friday and passed it. Your videos really helped set the mindset, which made all the difference. Keep up the good work.
As someone with over twenty years of experience actively managing numerous projects, I'm considering this course. In your first question, you argue for D. as the best answer, which I believe may be an oversimplification.
In certain situations, option A (facilitating a workshop) might be more appropriate. For example, when determining the root cause of an issue proves challenging, especially if multiple contributing factors are involved.
This scenario highlights the importance of communication, facilitation, and strong interpersonal skills - aspects that are often crucial in resolving complex project challenges.
Hi, Andrew, today i just passed my PMP exam on first attempt too, I am here to thank you, I studied your online course and simulation too. And really really appreciate your help. And want to share my happiness with you. Keep in touch.
Hello Andrew,
Am happy to inform you that i have passed my PMP exam with 3 AT'S
Can't stop thanking you for all the wonderful videos, mindset and guidance.
Thanks a lot.
congratulations and celebrate well 🥳
Passed PMP exam 2 weeks ago, first try and AT in 2 domains and T in the third domain!!! Thanks Andrew!!! Watched many of your Q and As, and MANY other of your videos!!! ♥♥♥♥♥
Effective PMP Exam Prep I successfully passed my PMP exam a week ago. AT/T/AT. These videos were a valuable addition to my study plan, providing a realistic preview of the exam format and question types. Thanks Andrew !
I used your Udemy course and TH-cam videos and prepared and passed my PMP in 6 weeks! Thank you!!
Did you use any other study material 🤔
Only with these you succeeded? Can you please share the study plan?
Did you take mock exams?
I took your online TIA 35 Hr class and got your book. Today I passed my PMP Exam, Thank you Andrew!
I’ve just purchased your Udemy course and am confident that I’ll pass the exam with flying colors on my first attempt. Wish me the best of luck!
Hi, I have just purchased the course also. How is it going for you so far? When are you sitting for your exam?
hey does his course provide 35-hours PDUs certificate to be eligible for the exam? and also how much pracitce exams are provided in his course?
@abdulmoiz7602 his course on udemy provides the PDUs to take the exam, I can't recall the cost, but it wasn't that expensive. I've been using his material to prepare and while I haven't taken the PMP yet, I took the CAPM and passed with AT in all Domains.
yes@@abdulmoiz7602
Yes it does proivde the 35 hour @@abdulmoiz7602
Thank you so much Andrew! I purchased your TIA simulator course and it's helped me greatly with understanding the PMBOK mindset. I take my exam next month and I feel confident that I will pass thanks to you!
Hi Andrew, I've bought your Udemy course. I hope to clear the PMP exam in the following five or six weeks. You're a great teacher. I understand you very well even though English is not my native language.
This was so great.. I got most of them correct before you revealed the answer. I not certified yet still studying im so glad i found you! and i purchased your book from Amazon with the class
Needed to find motivation to study today! Thanks for the video! ❤
Just wanted to pop in and say your CAPM mock exams on tia greatly helped me pass the CAPM test yesterday! I want to go right into study/prep mode for the PMP so this video will be first on my list to watch!
Andrew, you are a genius.
Thanks for all the videos and guidance which you are giving us. Gained confidence and PMP mindset only from your words. Passed my exam today and you know - I wore blue 🧿🎉!
Hey Andrew!
I passed my PMP exam on the 21st of September! I wanted to thank you, as your Udemy course was crucial for building a solid foundation. The mindset part, in particular, was fantastic-I listened to it nearly every day leading up to the exam!
Also, these kinds of videos make a real difference in applying the mindset being explained, as they help put everything together so well.
Is this course sufficient to Crack the PMP....?
@@perlasaikumar I would say so as it was my primary method of study and I passed the PMP yesterday. The main thing with taking the PMP is stamina. A 4 hour test is no joke and in the last hour my eyes were getting blurry, my mind was fogged, and I had to start reading questions 3 and 4 times because I was just mentally exhausted
Hi Andrew, thanks so much for your effort in making these videos.
For Q1, i thought the answer would be option A but it is option D. But, how does PM identify the root cause without getting enough inputs/info from the stakeholders?
Disagree with Question 9, as a project sponsor/stakeholder on many projects and working directly with PM teams, I would expect the monetary award to be used as a team retreat or reward to enhance team-building as a recovery. This is especially true when our teams have worked long hours to complete a project. I feel like a professional development or any other skills building session could create fatigue within the team in this scenario. However, a test is a test, and if this is the mindset, I will comply 🙂
Right? Especially because the questions states that they worked overtime! A morale boost would surely be needed.
Yeah--I am constantly reminded about the PMP bubble. This is another proof that reality is far removed from PMP mindset.
"Congrats on working all that overtime! Here is a coupon to go study so that you can produce more for the team in the future."
-PMP Brain Trust
Right! lol, I can't wait to try this on my team after working countless hours on a project 😂@depafeo
Thanks Andrew, looking forward to building the mindset and passing my exam
This is Great way to understand scenarios and align the thought process.👍
Wow nice initiative.I just pass last week aal your question section help me a lot. Thank you so much Sir 😊
Nice overview of mindset governing pmp, passed the exam. Kudos
I'm planning to take my exam next month. Thank you Andrew for your videos! Makes me feel motivated to ace the exam.
I took the 35 hours pmp prep exam from PMI but I'm looking at enrolling at your Udemy course as well. Anyone has additional advices here in the comment section? TIA!
Hi Andrew. Can you explain at what situation you would review document plans first before meeting stakeholders/vendors? Or when would you have meeting stakeholders/vendors first instead of reviewing document plans? PMI study hall is confusing me between this 2 answer options. Sometimes its review documents first, sometimes its meeting with stakeholder. Greatly appreciate it if you could help on this.
Amazing, thank you very much Andrew!
Great explanation! Thank you so much!
❤ good explanation sir, very helpful
These questions were tough, thanks for the rigor.
Hi Andrew, Thanks so much for your content and teaching. I have just Finished your 35h course and trying to do as many test questions as possible. Two Questions:
1. When do you expect to release the remaining 190 questions? Is the a expected cadence of release?
2. In your opinion, do you think that your Exam sim is sufficient to prep for the exam, or do your think its necessary to also use the PMI exam prep sim?
Hi Andrew , For the 7h question, the option A says , allocate the time for developers to present their proposal in the next sprint planning meeting. So here in this option we are not talking about time allocation with in the current ongoing sprint , because the proposal is gong to happen only in the sprint planning which always comes once the current sprint ends. In this situation, what is the difference between option A nd B as both option says dont deviate from the current Sprint. Can you please help me understand here ?
please make the another videos as soon as possible we liked this hard questions please and please do the remining 190
10/10. Thanks for your tips
Hi, Andrew. Question #6, it says hybrid. But the answer C is not that both techniques are Agile method? I thought it should be D. Thanks.
i agree...answer should be D , imo. Moreover, how is pair programming useful in a biotech research project...it doesnt make sense . There is no predictive aspect in the answer.
For question 4 i chose option 4 considering it could be predictive project as it talks about planning. How should we know if its agile or predictive in such case?
I chose C as no where in the q it says its an agile project.
Fair concern. The response C is no right as the stakeholders will not be usually interested in the technical aspects. The responses A, B & D says sprints.
I am having an issue understanding question #6.
Question says it is a research project and that is why I choose D.
I need this motivation badly
Great, thanks for sharing is there any others vedeo - please advise on the link
9/10. Thanks Andrew
Can we don't show off at here? it is like in school, the high performance students tell all the classmates and teacher that he is the best student and just got A or A+ and worthy! if it happen in kindergarten, it is fine, but if it happen in high school, maybe another story ;-)
Hi Andrew, Thanks for the video! For question 7, I picked C... When would you say that we can introduce a spike in the sprint? I thought C was just that.
I agree, this one was confusing and I wish he spent more time on explaining why he eliminated some of the answers. For this one, I thought it was A, but I guess it doesn’t make sense to have to make a note to allocate time for the next sprint, because time for suggestions is already allocated during the retrospective.
Disagree with Question 10 answer. I think it should be C. Question says Stakeholders are engaged, so how does increasing stakeholders' communication help achieve timely completion?
I have purchased your PMP course on UDEMY and your Book as well. I hope I will pass the exams with ATs in all 3 domains.
I hope everyone who's preparing passes the exam with flying colours.
I am honored to be the fist person to like this series.
Hai,
In question number 4 , it's saying integration process , which means waterfall method,
But ur choosing answer in agile methodology,
How can be justified??
Hey andrew, can't we use a pen and paper in the exam to solve numerical problems if we are appearing for online test?
Good presentation
Stakeholders are engaged in the executing process group, implying planning (Option B) is done. We should now focus on the monitoring and controlling (Option C) for timely completion of the project. Is my understanding wrong?
7/10. Merci🎉
Confused how #7 could not be A. To me that reads you are letting your team know you hear them, and we can discuss at the next spring planning meeting while also focusing on the goal of the active spring. Does not say anything about allocating time to focus on their suggestion now.
Sir, in question no 10, when stakeholders are already engaged then why B is correct answer, I thought it be C, Please explain
Hi Andrew, how may questions of that difficulty can I expect on my PMP Exam? So far I make no progress in resolving this type of questions (7 of 10 is my best result so far).
They are really hard. I need to study more about the agile methodology 😅
I have the exam in 14 days. I missed three of these. Giving money for professional development threw me off. Where do I find that in the PMBOK Guide? Wouldn’t the employees rather have the money?
Yes but that wasn’t an option. I was thrown off by the meaning of “informal feedback”. Andrew immediately eliminated it as if we should all know what he meant. Very confusing.
Are you allowed to bring an empty sheets of paper to your exams (online precisely) for your calculations
thanks
Question #9: Shouldn't D be the right answer which is fair and inclusive. Deciding to fund professional growth using monetary award is unfair as this is organization's responsibility to help and fund individual technical and professional growth anyways?
Thank you for your set of questions!
Disagree on question 4, the question itself doesn't show it is using Agile or waterfall. Imagine if it is a waterfall or hybrid project, and the stakeholder issue come from planning stage, then project manager should try solve this issue in planning stage as well, not wait for execution stage to solve it with demo, right? if so, answer C would be better than A. Next, image if that project is Agile (although from the question only, you can not tell it is Agile project!), schedule separate demo sessions in each sprint is not a good agile practice as well, the PM should invite stakeholders to the sprint review meeting with demo, not separate demo session meetings during the sprint (note: creating too many meetings in sprint is not a good practice for Agile). So in any situation, A is not the best answer I think.
In the video, Andrew said one of reason not chose answer C because of stakeholders not interested in tech detail, that not always true as well. In real life, for those tech oriented stakeholders (we never know) or non-tech oriented stakeholders, a separate tech session meeting to show more info or details to stakeholders would always be a valid option, specifically during planning stage. So answer C is better than A.
Andrew i got 50 % correcte what is your evaluation to my score , i did complet your udemy course please i need your sincer feedback on my score
50% won't cut it
can someone please link the mindset video
After reddit course sir come with hard questions
Sir I have a question from you i have only done B.A.in graduation,can I get this certification,i mean m eligible to do this?
please make it faster another 10 more as soon as possible please please please please
Got 8/10.
If I select only one correct answer out of two required for a question, will I receive partial credit or zero in the PMP exam?
0
@@jamesw7072 Oh Nooooooo 😔
got 8/10
Chatgpt say questions 9 answer is B
9 out of 10, thanks Andrew.
Did this work for CAPM too???
Believe it or not, the CAPM exam is actually more difficult than the PMP. The CAPM has more content on business analysis, formulas, graphs, and charts.
Disagree on question 6.. there is no customer feedback for a biotech research project, as nothing is taken to market before the research is concluded?
Customer feedback is not always quality
Hi colleagues, I have not received response to my PMP application after 5 days. How do I resolve this?
You're probably gonna get audited.
Thanks, I will wait for it.
Not necessary.. mine I waited 8 days until I got the response. It was accepted. So wait n watch... I suggest to check the PMI site for application status.. instead of waiting for mail.
@leolioness1808 thanks. This calms my nerves. I have been ready to take the exam for a week.
@leolioness1808 Hey, it got approved. Thanks alot. Onto the exam.
9/10
I had like 3/10. What can i do to improve this score? 😢😢😢
Keep practicing..... understand the mindset. Even some experienced PMs fail it the first time.
taught and a bit confusing! but will have to digest it
6/10
Hi sir, Hope you’re doing well.. I saw your pmp certification video.. I have studied MBA Advanced (business and project management course) but I don’t have any experience.. Can I give PMP exam and have certificate in my hand.. So that once I get EAD card Can I apply jobs directly to management position with this PMP certificate here in UNITED STATES..? please help me to decide my future job.. TIA.. �
You need 3 years of experience for the PMP, as I would like to see this reduced to 1 year if you have a graduate business degree such as an MBA, this is not the case. Experience trumps all, even prestigious certifications and most prestigious certifications require experience anyway. Work on this before focusing on top-tier management jos in the US.