PMI does not disclose the passing score for the PMP® exam. PMI uses an algorithm to determine your result. This algorithm analyses answers to your questions and gives a grade based on their difficulty level. It means PMI sets a difficulty level to all questions and evaluates your performance based on that . Practicing with high quality online practice questions is the better way to ensure succss in the PMP exam. If you are scoring 80 percent or above the probability of passing becomes higher

The steps to get PMP® certified are as follows: Step 1: Confirm your eligibility as per the PMI guideline. (refer to ---- https://www.pmi.org/certifications/project-management-pmp/earn-the-pmp/how-to-apply) Step 2 : Attend 35 hours of training from a PMI -Approved institute Step 3: Gather basic information on your experience. This means gathering information about Projects you’ve managed, Organizations where you have worked, Your role and responsibilities, Duration of projectsTraining You’ve Completed, Institutions attended, Courses completed and Qualifying hours. Step 4 : Start filling your PMP application form .You’ll need a pmi.org account to kick the process off. Tips - Have all the info you’ve gathered from Step 3 handy so you can sail through the application. Need a break? Don’t worry: You can save the application as you go. Step 5: Submit the application.Your application will be reviewed and then you’ll need to pay an exam fee if you’re qualified to move forward. Member Price: US$405 Non-Member Price: US$555 ,Once approved to take the exam, you can schedule your exam time at a testing site near you (or you can take it online). Step 6" Develop a systematic study plan, read PMI student guide atleast three times and attempt good quality online pmp practice test including 200 cloned questions provided by PMI

You can take up to three attempts within one year period of your PMP® exam application approval. However, If you failed more than three times in an year, you will have to wait for a year from the date of the last exam taken

No, you don't need to take 35- contact hours of training again. The validity of 35 contact hours do not expire with time or with any failure attempt.

The class is structured into 5 topic-led lessons, taught over 6 days. It’s a full 35+ hours of live training in an interactive online classroom environment. By the end of the class, you’ll have covered all the concepts and topics you need to know for the exam, additionally you would have practiced 200 cloned PMP Exam questions with our PMI Approved Trainer.

Yes, PM Expert's PMP exam prep course has been approved by PMI to issue the 35 contact hours required to sit for the PMP exam. Upon completing the required PMI Post-Class Survey (instructions are provided in-class), your 35 hours will also populate in your PMI profile to streamline your application process. For extra assurance, we will provide you with a certificate of completion at the end of the course that you can submit to PMI if you get audited.

Each student is different, so there is no "one size fits all" approach. The average student takes the exam roughly 3- 4 weeks or 60 hrs of study after the course. You should plan to spend some time studying after class to make sure you are ready. We provide you with a lot of resources to help you prepare, so you will want to set aside time after class to utilize these tools. We also provide metrics along with our practice tests, which will help you know when you are ready.

The PMP exam is administered at Pearson VUE testing centers. Pearson VUE has hundreds of centers worldwide and usually offers the PMP exam Monday through Saturday. Since each center is independently operated, you should check with your local center for hours of operation and exam availability. You can locate the centers nearest you by visiting www.pearsonvue.com. Note that, in some cases, the availability of testing appointments reflected may seem rather limited. We recommend you call the center directly if this happens, as the availability shown online may not always reflect the true availability (due to cancellations, re-scheduling, etc.). Our students have found this to be very helpful in many cases. Additionally, you can now take your PMP exam online via a secure platform using proven exam delivery technology with Pearson VUE. The online exam is exactly the same as the version administered at a test center. You are required to be video monitored by a live proctor during your exam and you will need to schedule it ahead of time. Virtual exam appointments are offered 24/7 so you should be able to find a time that is convenient for your schedule. Both the online proctored testing and center-based testing option for the PMP exam has a built-in 10-minute break. You do not need to take the entire break but are more than welcome to. The exam is divided into two parts and your break will start once you review and submit the first part of the exam. Please note, you will NOT be able to review questions from the first part of the exam after you submit it and start your break. For more information, check out PMI’s Online Proctored Testing page.