TOPIC: Study Plan

Can some one pls suggest a good study plan. I am planning to use PMBOK and exam simulator. I got roughly 30 days. Need to write first week of September.

Vinod,

There is no "one size fits all" answer. I think your best bet is to look through the Lessons Learned Forum and find ideas that work for you.

If you've not already been approved to sit for the exam by PMI, you better hurry up and start that immediately!

Best of luck!

Tracy

Vinod,

There is no "one size fits all" answer. I think your best bet is to look through the Lessons Learned Forum and find ideas that work for you.

If you've not already been approved to sit for the exam by PMI, you better hurry up and start that immediately!

Best of luck!

Tracy

Hello Vinod,

The exam simulator is an excellent tool for learning, especially if you're reviewing both your incorrect and correct answers. This is time well spent.
If you are not doing as well as you hoped in a given process group, spending more time on those types of questions will be beneficial.
Getting enough sleep is crucial for your brain's top performance, as well as taking occasional breaks so you don't burn out.
Best of luck to you!

- Gail

Vinod,

A good study plan is critical for you to pass the test. Here's one I put together: www.amazon.com/Setting-Your-Exam-Study-P...rds=steven+mudrinich . I highly recommend that you invest a solid three months into your studies to have the best chance possible to pass the test. Good luck!

- Steven