TOPIC: Second attempt - Above Target all Domains

I just passed my PMP and the questions on the actual PMP examination while covering the same material, are definitely more vague (I've seen this posted elsewhere and set my expectations accordingly when setting for the exam. I must confess that I am a horrible multiple choice test taker, I mean the worst. I'm too much of a reader if you know what I mean. I didn't finish the exam with a lot of time because it takes me a couple of tries reading the question to understand what in the world they are talking about. With that said, I did the following with the exams (again I am horrible at multiple choice tests): I reviewed my exams with the following criteria: 1) questions I got wrong that I didn't mark. These were questions that I assumed I knew the answer to or failed to read LEAST in the question. Was this a trap question? 2) questions I marked, but got wrong. Was I able to get it down to two choices? Use these questions to identify clues in the problem statement that will illuminate the right answer. 3) questions I marked and got right - these are good review questions because you eliminated wrong answers and was able to work out the right answer (this is what you need to do on the actual exam BTW). 4) finally, questions you simply got right because you knew the answer. Review these questions to double check you have this info down.I took notes from the PMBOK in excel creating questions on what I call "dust" like types of voting for example. If some question wasn't in my notes, I added it so that as I did the exam I built up review questions topics.

Good luck.