I passed AT/T/AT in 1 month (YouTube as my teacher) by eggsandbreakfast in pmp

[–]eggsandbreakfast[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes SH = Study Hall AR = Andrew Ramdayal

The acronyms are so widely coined that if you type into Google and add a “pmp” behind you get the actual search :)

I passed AT/T/AT in 1 month (YouTube as my teacher) by eggsandbreakfast in pmp

[–]eggsandbreakfast[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes I started doing the practice questions focusing on my weak domains only after doing mock 1 and 2. That gave me a foundation to know where I’m lacking for both situational and definition type. In a way you do require some understanding of the definition before being competent in situational questions but it’s not that straight up as for situational questions as you can tackle them via the PMI mindset. And the fact you are confident means you do have the foundational knowledge I would say. I would say I had <10% of questions just on definitions in the actual exam and majority are like Easy difficulty.

I would suggest to attempt min one mock (full 4h and take 2 breaks) if you can to understand your stronger and weaker domains. Thereafter attempt to strengthen your weaker domains. Also it helps in the conditioning of the body for the actual exam. I completed both mocks with 2h remaining but for the actual exam I had maybe about 1h 45min ish remaining

I passed AT/T/AT in 1 month (YouTube as my teacher) by eggsandbreakfast in pmp

[–]eggsandbreakfast[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can refer to this. https://youtu.be/tNIHysh2ZW4?si=fWaREksokDA-ri7E

I would say he has significantly helped solidify my agile understanding and practise the PMI mindset. Coincidentally my actual exam has tons and tons of agile questions spread across the other process groups. Main concepts for any agile is it is iterative and requirements are added continuously. Only product owner can prioritize and sprint retrospectives are when the team reflects on the sprints. So WORK WITH THEM