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It's hard to find a good PMP practice exam that's no an advertisement for an expensive course or doesn't require that you buy a book of questions, a CD, or an online course. That's why Jennifer Greene and Andrew Stellman created a full-length, 200-question, free PMP practice exam and set up free forums to help you ace it.
As Jenny Greene says, "It bothered us that there weren't a lot of options out there for people who just want to study, without making a major investment."
The exam closely follows the Project Management Professional (PMP) Examination Specification. It's a little harder than the questions in Head First PMP and it's meant to closely mimic the real thing.
Give it a whirl. If you have any questions, feel free to talk to Andrew and Jenny in the discussion forum. They do their best to read and respond to questions and keep the discussion alive.
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for me I consider head frist is the frist books and easiest in its filled
It is good to assist others by free while most of materials shown for sale
Well done, Jenny and Andrew!
This is a really good practice exam for PMP aspirants.
Best Regards,
Raja
http://wannabeapmp.blogspot.com
I hope I pass the exam as soon
Thanks for info.
lets see if it helps
hope it will be useful
hope to do best
thanks a lot
There is a great deal of information out there on passing the PMP exam. However, they generally boil down to: plan your work and work your plan. It is like the magic formula for weight loss: eat less and exercise more. So, what you need is a plan, and as a prospective PMP, this is a good development opportunity for you. You will receive a lot of valuable and free information, as well as 2.5 hours of free pure project management training, if you Try for Free!
has the practice exam been updated for the new test?