180 PMP Exam Practice Questions - Updated for 2024

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[mash]

These questions are very easy comparing to the actual exam questions 😮

[Trainer-Coach-Mentor]

PMP Questions are situational. What you are sharing is for CAPM.

[LyricalMurderer]

The questions were good but you could consider mixing up the answer choices and having more variety. For instance all of these questions deal with what the PM should do FIRST, which is always a review/analysis. After a few questions things just become very repetitive.

[martinaadet]

Hello! Thank you Helena for your time to build this 180 questions. i went through them all yes but i am not really satisfied, coz te question are all similar mostly from 60 downward. some are repeated... I did not see so many other topics in PMP. but i do appreciate your time

[famfun]

Excellent Q&A Helena.. thank you so much.. look forward to a more difficult session where you would share complex questions and answers

[shalindramendis]

Dear Helena. Thank You very much for the time and effort. Greatly appreciate it. It gave great insight and the pattern of the Questions. Will help me loads when I take the exam. Thank You again

[sanjaygupta-upsb]

Hey madam, I pass this simulator by 88%, but all question is so easy. In PMP real exam: coming very tough question. Now I am preparing for the second attempt. Thanks lot

[adamboss]

Hi Helena, thanks to sharing this. It is a pleasure to watch you. ❤

[abbycruz]

I find the questions too easy with multiple redundant concepts. Options provided show obviously logical correct answer. It's helpful for supplemental learning but not as a preparation for the actual PMP exam in my opinion. But grateful for the author and content.

[maryam-MKS]

Thank you for the efforts this is a great way to make sure we have the foundation of the concepts the definition. And for sure this helps while navigating through the big questions and situational ones in the PMP exam.

[alhamilton]

I had to come to the comments to see if I was the only thinking these questions were so easy. I can’t believe these are parallel questions from the PMP test

[mehran]

Thanks Helena it was very helpful.🙏👋 .please upload the agile video . Mehran

[ipsoda]

Thanks for helping us with the mock exam. Q34 says 'the risk occurs', which means it is no longer a risk but an issue. I think there is no point in documenting it as a risk.

[ahmadF]

I appreciate the effort putting it together.

[engahmedsabry]

Hi good effort
Q no.72 1:02:05 i think answer no.D is more accurate!
Can any expert give advice, thanks

[naveenkumargundaboina]

I'm sorry to say this, but the same question is repeatedly asked with different scenarios. Honestly, I wouldn't say I liked the session, but I appreciate you taking the time to make this 3-hour long video.

[aymanfateh]

I think it is very useful for training in the mentality of a responsible, proactive manager

Which takes the correct answers that require understanding, analyzing and evaluating the situation in order to make a decision or take the initiative to manage the situation... There is no action to raise the matter to those concerned and those in senior.


It is not useful to test the information and level of understanding of an advanced exam, even if it is a very beginner level. (Just Opinion)

[atulyakhobragade]

Hi Helena, thanks for the questions. The questions do not contain any match type and fill in the blank and diagram based questions

[jadstephan]

For a professional who has limited time to study, I’m passing this one as it does not give much value compared to other PMP channels. Already wasted an hour waiting for challenging questions that reflect test questions

[didasmalembo]

keep moving, thanks for your time, and hope to receive more from you.