PMP 7th edition Exam Practice Questions

What is the PMP?

Research indicates that employers will need to fill nearly 2.2 million new project-oriented roles each year through 2027. This means skilled project managers are in high demand. The PMP certification is designed by project professionals, for project professionals and validates that you are among the best—highly skilled in:

• People: emphasizing the soft skills you need to effectively lead a project team in today's changing environment.

• Process: reinforcing the technical aspects of successfully managing projects.

• Business Environment: highlighting the connection between projects and organizational strategy.

PMP certification validates that you have the project leadership skills employers seek. The new PMP includes three key approaches:

• Predictive (waterfall)

• Agile

• Hybrid

PMI is changing their style of questions rapidly, these question have been designed to set the student mind on the right way of answering the questions in the PMP exam. The most important PMP exam prep activity is to answer as many  questions as you possibly can to PASS with confident.

My advice to you is read pmbok6 twice before attempting the exam to make use of the question. understand the relationship between knowledge areas then do the exam. Do not memorize the answers and try to make use of them in building up your knowledge.

exam have been divided into 4 parts each part contain 50 Q. try to Get 85 out 100 in each part to ensure that you digest all type of questions.

What Skills Does the PMP Cover?

The PMP certification requires an understanding of the most important project leadership skills and practices across three domains as listed in the Examination Content Outline. You’ll be expected to apply this knowledge in the context of leading and managing predictive, agile and hybrid projects.

People Doman: The people domain represents 42% the questions on the PMP exam. It covers leading projects teams and managing stakeholders with effective interpersonal skills including:

• team building

• removing roadblocks

• conflict management

Process Domain: The process domain represents 50% of the PMP exam. You’ll be tested on the technical skills to integrate all facets of project planning and management to realize project benefits such as:

• budgeting  scheduling

• managing risk

• project methods and practices

Business Improvement Domain: This domain represents 8% of exam questions. You will need to understand the connection between the people and process within the business context. Domain topics include:

• compliance

• delivering value

• organizational and business change