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14 Apr 2025 06:47
  • Andrei Romero
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"Hey! Great to hear you're exploring the PMP with your IT background.

Quick breakdown on the requirements:

> If you’ve got a 4-year degree, you’ll need 36 months of project experience and 35 hours of PM education.

> For the 35 hours, I’d recommend:
- Google’s PMP course on Coursera
- Udemy (Joseph Phillips’ course is a fave)
- Or an official PMI training partner if you want something more formal.

As for experience, IT projects like deployments, migrations, or system rollouts often count—just frame your role around planning, leading, and delivering.

Happy to help if you want to talk through what experience qualifies. You're closer than you think!"
19 Mar 2025 12:53
  • Markus Kopko, PMP
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Moderator note: Both messages below are in response to this question here from Samantha: www.project-management-prepcast.com/kune...-pmp-exam-simulators

Hi Samantha!

I can only confirm and reinforce what Harry has already written. I also used the PrepCast Simulator—granted, back in 2014—but I’ve been closely following its development ever since,
especially since I’m also a partner of OSP. The simulator has only improved over time.

I’m familiar with several other simulators on the market, and I can assure you that none offer the same range of features as the PrepCast Simulator. Based on my experience and opinion,
it remains the best simulator on the market, offering the best price-performance ratio.

Of course, you might find cheaper or even free options online. However, free resources are often just compiled papers taken from questionable sources.
I strongly discourage using these because they are usually outdated, inaccurate, or unreliable. Some legitimate listings of free question banks, such as the one from Oliver Lehmann,.
These are good for additional practice but don’t provide an authentic exam simulation experience.

That’s where the PrepCast Simulator truly stands out. Unlike free PDFs or static question listings, it provides a fully interactive tool to simulate the exam environment.
You can customize it to fit your study needs—whether you want to run short quizzes to validate specific knowledge areas or go for full-blown 4-hour exam simulations.
The simulator also includes advanced analytics to help you track your progress and identify weak areas.

The simulator's webpage has a complete list of features. This month, a promo code for the Deluxe version offers a 10% discount.
So, this is the best deal you can take advantage of.

Best of luck with your studies!

Best,
Markus
29 Oct 2024 16:34
  • Harry Elston
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Plenty of time to get it done if you're disciplined to do it. Cornelius has a 6 week study method in one of the PM Podcasts that sounds like a real winner. The trick is that you have to be disciplined enough to do it!

Good luck!

Harry
29 Oct 2024 15:55
  • Gaganpreet Kaur Jattan
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Hi Guys, I rergistered for PMP last year and never could find time to start studying. Today reliazed that the eligibility will expire on Jan 4. Thats my test date now. I am freraking out since just 2 months for prep. Amy one else rowing in the same boat? or want to dive head on for PMP prep. Please let me know.
11 Jul 2024 03:07
  • Anyone need a study partner?
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I am taking the PMP exam in September and need a study partner. Anyone interested?
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