How get PMP Certified in Half the Time, A Few Days!

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[AndrewRamdayal]

If you agree with me on this, leave a comment and like the video.

[deepakkhadanga]

You’re so so right Andrew. I thought I was unnecessarily putting so many hours watching videos, clearing concepts and reading the book. Glad you made this video. Thanks a bunch!

[grimusgrubly]

I've just finished a part time night course over the last year learning about all 10 knowledge Areas and 49 processes. As I start my reviewing for the PMP exam it's amazing how much I really understand how each of the processes are tied to each other because I've spent so long with it. It actually is nice to have a deeper understanding of Project Management, because at the end of the day this will reflect in how in manage people and projects. Looking forward to adding the title PMP to my name with pride!

[albertappiah]

Thank you Andy! You contributed to me passing my PMP today. I appreciate you and everything you do.

[waterwindwineministries]

Hi Andrew—- I just passed my PMP today. I purchased your simulator and took the exams over and over then I bought two of your study guides and I just wanted to say thank you so much. I learned a ton from you!!

[kaustubhkk]

Thanks andrew for word of wisdom. Totally agree Just completed Cost Management and moving ahead with motivation.

[jenniferrhassan]

I totally agree %100. I’ve been preparing since end of Jan ( including 35 contact hrs) and my exam is scheduled for next Tuesday. There is so much to learn. If you don’t understand all the knowledge area and can apply it effectively, you won’t do well on the exam!

[amgleeson]

This is a great video. Thanks for emphasizing the importance of making the material real and relevant to succeed.

[HeathDamienHuffman]

Very well said. I’m studying now, and have to keep reminding myself that the goal is not passing the exam, but becoming a great project manager.

[spoorthigs]

Hi Andrew, I wanted to thank you for all your YT videos, tips and udemy course. I passed my PMP on the 4th. Your mindset video was the key. Thanks again!

[eddierk]

Took me 2-3 months total. Took my time with the video courses and took full advantage of the simulator!

[Ilovehuskyey]

100% support all what you are saying. As of this moment finishing your Udemy 35 PDU PMP prep - My journey has just begun and i am super excited- Thank you Andrew for all your tips and tricks. Greetings from Poland !

[OmarElliottgreen]

So glad this was the FIRST video I clicked on.
I needed to hear this truth!
THANK YOU!!!

[jethinnoahdwaram]

Just gave a big laugh after watching the entire video. I am already sleepless since 1 month figuring all this out, and I have a month to go. Thanks for the motivation, Andrew! Hardwork is the key. :)

[BOURGEOISMORGAN]

Thank you, I'm following this advice. 
I carefully watched all the videos from the course associated with your book, passed the exam application process, yet I'm dedicating several month to carefully work with several resources (including of course your book but also things such as PMBOK7, the Agile practice guide, the process groups practice guide, your video course again because just watching one time is not enough on some topics, flashcards, practice exams ..).
Honestly, I started the process thinking about the certification itself but instead, I already learned things that I can apply to improve my work at my current position even though I'm still weeks from being certified : that is also an important thing to be highlighted : there are some benefits from that certification projects that may be realized before the closing of the project :)

[gucciworldbaby]

I just passed my PMP this morning above target in all 3 areas. I don't recommend this, but I only studied for one week. I utilized your Udemy course and it was very helpful. The PM mindset was a game changer. I watched it everyday and it helped when I took my exam. Honestly all the questions I looked at the answers first and utilized PM mindset and then read the question. I also used your PMP exam simulator as well. Your questions were much harder than the actual exam. The highest I scored was 73 but it helped prepare for the exam. So good luck to everyone don't be discouraged, keep grinding and get PMP certified🙏🏾💯🔥 P.S. make sure you understand the 49 processes and 10 knowledge areas, it makes it so much easier

[jayjones]

I definitely agree Thank you! I'm so frustrated I'm not retaining information and it's because I need to study more and understand it and not try to rush it and memorize it❤

[kahliaevans]

Great video, been studying for about a month.

[AditiSingh-toum]

Great sir !I am appearing again and your videos are motivating thank you andrew

[BenAAlawi]

Excellent advice!

More than that its an excellent way to explain about 'why not'

I was searching a simple step guide to whole processes in chronological order
couldn't find.

Most of people starting their Fancy titled videos, totally wrong / not helpful way.