What are the most important things to do 2-3 days before your PMP® EXAM?

Question

Many project managers are living double lives.

Working, taking care of family, AND -- preparing for their very important PMP^® EXAM.

Many times studying is the list thing one does before going to sleep -- to do life over the next day.

To work smart and not work hard -- there are different ways of preparing for the PMP that one must consider sooner rather than later.

Let's talk about it!

1- what should you do best to confim knowledge is understood?

2-what should you do to confirm your test day is successful?

3-how to target what you don't know you don't know

4- list item in descending order of importance i.e.

day 10 - I will X,Y,Z

day 9 --

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day 5

day 4

day 3

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day 1

day 0

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Answer 1

Day 10 - Revise Key Concepts and Terms

Review all the important project management concepts and terminologies.

Focus on key areas such as Integration, Scope, Time, Cost, Quality, Human Resources, Communications, Risk, Procurement, and Stakeholder Management.

Ensure you understand the processes and their interactions within the PMBOK® Guide.

Day 9 - Practice Mock Exams

Take a full-length mock exam under timed conditions to simulate the actual test environment.

Identify your weak areas based on the results and make a list of topics that need more focus.

Day 8 - Review Mock Exam Results

Analyze your performance in the mock exams.

Focus on the questions you got wrong and understand why the correct answers are correct.

Revisit the PMBOK® Guide sections relevant to those questions.

Day 7 - Focus on Weak Areas

Concentrate on your weak areas identified from the mock exams.

Use additional resources such as study guides, videos, or flashcards to strengthen these areas.

Day 6 - Study Formulas and Practice Calculations

Review all the important formulas, such as Earned Value Management, Critical Path Method, and Cost Estimating techniques.

Practice calculations to ensure you can perform them quickly and accurately during the exam.

Day 5 - Group Study and Discussions

If possible, participate in a study group or discussion forum.

Discuss difficult concepts and share knowledge with peers.

Teaching others is a great way to reinforce your own understanding.

Day 4 - Simulate Exam Day

Take another full-length practice exam to build your endurance and assess your readiness.

Focus on time management and ensure you can complete the exam within the allotted time.

Day 3 - Review Notes and Flashcards

Go through your notes and flashcards for a quick review of important concepts and terms.

Focus on high-frequency topics and ensure you remember key details.

Day 2 - Relax and Light Review

Do a light review of your notes and flashcards.

Avoid cramming new information; instead, reinforce what you already know.

Ensure you have everything you need for the exam day (ID, exam confirmation, etc.).

Day 1 - Rest and Prepare

Rest well and ensure you get a good night's sleep.

Avoid any heavy studying; instead, relax and keep a calm mind.

Ensure you know the location of the test center and have planned your route and travel time.

Day 0 - Exam Day

Wake up early and have a healthy breakfast.

Arrive at the test center early to avoid any last-minute stress.

Stay calm, confident, and focused during the exam.

Use time management strategies and read each question carefully before answering.