The PMP® is the most recognised project management credential in the world, and the 2026 exam is scenario-based across predictive, agile and hybrid delivery. This hub gives you the exam facts, the eligibility rules, a realistic 8-week study plan and the exact courses and mock exams we use to get candidates over 75% before they book.
Read the PMBOK® Guide 8th Edition once end-to-end, then follow a structured video course. Focus on principles, performance domains and tailoring.
Servant leadership, conflict resolution, stakeholder engagement. Map every process onto a project you actually delivered.
Scrum, Kanban, SAFe basics and hybrid patterns such as Scrum inside stage-gates — roughly half the exam.
40 timed questions daily. Write down why the correct answer wins, not just that it does.
Three to four full 180-question mocks under real conditions. Book the exam once you hold above 75% consistently.
Six full PMP practice exams with 1,200 realistic scenario-based questions aligned to the latest exam approach.
Prepare for PMP with practical coverage of predictive, agile and hybrid delivery, mindset and exam questions.
Most working professionals need 8 to 12 weeks at 8–10 hours per week. Our 8-week plan assumes you already lead projects day to day.
The exam fee is $405 for PMI members and $575 for non-members. PMI membership is $139 plus a $10 joining fee, so joining first is usually cheaper overall.
It is demanding but predictable. Candidates who complete 1,000+ scenario questions and score above 75% on full mocks pass first time in the large majority of cases.
Yes. Our full PMP prep course provides the 35 contact hours / PDUs required in the PMI application.
No. The exam tests judgement, not recall. Pair the guide with scenario-based video training and timed mock exams.
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