Hundreds of thousands of people have used these five free videos to pass the PMP exam on their first try. They come up repeatedly in congratulations posts and resource lists shared by people who have already made it through. Here they are in one place.
1. 150 PMBOK 7 Questions and Answers
This video works through the PMBOK Guide Seventh Edition from start to finish using scenario-based questions in the same format you will encounter on the exam. Each question typically has two answers that both appear plausible, which mirrors the real exam experience closely. With more than a million views, the comments section is filled almost entirely with people sharing that they used it to pass.
2. PMP Fast Track
This one is built from more than a thousand PMI practice questions and distils a set of shortcuts you can default to when answering exam questions. Think of it as a cheat sheet for decision-making under pressure. If you are stuck on a question during the exam, this video gives you a reliable method for working through it. It consistently appears in the resources people credit when they share their results.
3. PMP Cheat Sheet
This video covers the exam content outline across the three domains: project management process, people and business environment. It runs for under 20 minutes and is designed to show you exactly what the exam tests and whether you have any gaps in your knowledge. It is one of the most efficient ways to check your readiness before sitting the exam.
4. 200 Agile Questions and Answers
This returns to the scenario-based question format with a focus on agile content, which makes up a significant portion of the current PMP exam. The questions follow the same style as the real exam and give you targeted practice in the agile domain.
5. 100 PMBOK 6 Questions and Answers
The PMBOK Sixth Edition is now known as the Process Groups Practice Guide and it remains highly relevant to the PMP exam. The core project management process has not changed significantly across editions. You will still be tested on initiating, planning, executing, controlling and closing a project or phase, and on managing scope, schedule and cost throughout. This video has been viewed more than a million times and the comments reflect how consistently it helps people pass.
If you finish all five videos and don’t want to lose study momentum, here are two bonus videos:
Bonus 1: Six Mistakes to Avoid on the PMP Exam
Bonus 2: 110 Drag and Drop Questions (Perfect Study Review)
63 project Management Tools for your PMP Exam
If you make it through all seven, you are doing more than most people ever will. Keep going, I know you will pass your PMP!
– David McLachlan
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