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💙 Wearing Blue and Celebrating PMP Success!
A heartfelt thank you to Andrew Ramdayal, PMP, for creating such a well-structured and engaging PMP course. Your teaching style made complex concepts easy to understand and kept me motivated throughout the journey. The PMP Mindset and Principles section was a true game-changer and played a significant role in my exam preparation. I'm excited to share that I passed my PMP exam on 05th October and received my result the very same day! Thank you for your guidance, dedication, and commitment to helping professionals succeed. #PMP #ProjectManagement #CertificationSuccess #ThankYouAndrewRamdayal #PMPMindset #WearingBlue💙
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Good job Adnan.
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Congrats 🎆
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Hello
Hello Everyone! I've just started the 35-hour course today. I'm hoping to schedule my test within the next couple of weeks.
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Good luck Zena. Be sure to take notes as you make your way through. Even some things that may seem like 'common-sense' topics. Makes it easy and structured while reviewing after each section, prior to moving into another section.
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Target Set
Today 3/10/2026 is day 1 of working toward getting my PMP. Target Exam Date 19/11/2026. Lets go !!!
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You got this Nyasha.
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Studying for the PMP while managing full-time responsibilities made me realize the hardest part was actually managing my own prep schedule like a real project.
Between reviewing process groups, tracking mock test scores, and working through practice questions, my study notes ended up scattered all over the place. What finally brought some order was treating the exam like an active sprint with a simple setup: ankiweb.net for drilling formula flashcards, pmi.org for checking core framework references, and floment.ai for mapping out weekly study milestones and keeping daily review to-dos on track. Structuring the prep plan into actionable daily phases made the volume of material feel a lot more manageable. For those currently preparing for the exam, how are you organizing your study roadmap and tracking your weekly progress?
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Hi Tony. Firstly good luck with your exam prep. You got this! For me, it took 6 weeks of studying nearly everyday for a couple hrs each day. I maybe took in total 3 days off in that 6 week span. While going through Andrews 35hr course, I made notes. And made sure I understood everything as I went through. I never proceeded unless I understood everything that was discussed in each video. I would dedicate parts of my lunchbreak at work, going over the notes I made. The quizzes at the end of each Section were simple enough. And after the 35hr course was complete, I also did the 200 ultra hard questions from Andrews Youtube channel. Additionally his case study vids and another round of 1,000+ questions from his collection. Long story short one section at a time while note taking and concept reinforcement daily.
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