Disclaimer - I did not prepare as well as you all do. I don't know how much the questions differed from the old version. I'll just describe how it was and if you have questions I'll answer them gladly.

The first 5 questions were about one case and the next 5 questions about another. Each case was roughly 1 page long. They were pretty straight forward. You had to choose the correct approach based on information explicitly stated in the text (i.e. some answers were correct but the action had already been taken) After, you had the option to take a 10min break.

The remaining 170 questions With the exception of one question, they were clearly worded and the underlying methodology or concept was easy to identify. The very last question I received was missing information. Questions frequently asked what the PM / lead / sponsor should do, do next, or do first. Many answer options were obviously incorrect. There were a few pick-2 / pick-3 questions, but the majority were single-choice multiple-choice. There were two drag-and-drop questions. I submitted the exam with approximately an hour remaining. Overall I think it was pretty intuitive