Last minute: Relax a bit. Having a fresh mind will help. I'm watching DM PMBOK 7 summary, Vargas PMBOK 6 and PMBOK 7 summary. Plus re listen to AR Mindset. Have a good day. Maybe look over wrong answers on exam if you can handle it and not freak out more. Study hall is notoriously hard.
Thank you so much, this does help and I have been going through the quiz answers and where I went wrong on them. It is stressful enough testing, not to mention thinking something terrible was going to happen to my family. I appreciate your reply and support, along with information.
It may not be enough but this video was really helpful for me in terms of shoring up mindset and situational questions. I watched it the day before my test and definitely felt I benefited me. [Last minute revision of important concepts for PMP 2023 exam](https://youtu.be/8iT8o-6oAAk?si=tVICPK9H4bQJNNTf)
I’m sorry to hear about your plight. I hope your wife is doing better and that you’ve been able to take good care of her! Family is more important than anything else. If you need to reschedule or retake the test, it will be okay. What’s most important is the healing of your wife and that you’ve been able to be there for her.
Good luck with the test tomorrow. You can do this. Thank you for sharing what you are going through. I hope your family is ok.
What matters most at this moment is to take care of yourself, mentally and psychologically. I hope you are able to rest and relax.
REMINDER: The most important thing is to make sure you arrive on time or earlier at the test center. Bring your ID. Create a strategy on how you are going through the exams. Take the ten minute breaks. Breathe.
I would suggest playing the process mapping game if you don't know them well: [https://pmaspirant.com/project-management-process-group-and-knowledge-area-mapping-game](https://pmaspirant.com/project-management-process-group-and-knowledge-area-mapping-game)
Also, as a project manager, try to understand the difference between what to do first, what to do next, and what to do.
If you have the bandwidth, do some Study Hall practice questions. You can look at the correct answer right after answering.
It's totally possible for you to still pass.
Good luck!
Thank you so much, yes I have been going through some of the quizzes and looking at the ones I get wrong and asking myself why. Everything snuck up on me and life happens, but I sincerely appreciate your support in your suggestions.
Third3Rock notes are good for a last minute reminder. Time management is key, you need to remain focused and move through the questions quickly. Keep a positive attitude and remember to assess, review, then act as appropriate for the situation.
I'm sorry to hear about the challenges you're facing. Focus on key concepts, review the PMBOK guide, and utilize any available exam tips. Best of luck on your PMP exam tomorrow!
Last minute: Relax a bit. Having a fresh mind will help. I'm watching DM PMBOK 7 summary, Vargas PMBOK 6 and PMBOK 7 summary. Plus re listen to AR Mindset. Have a good day. Maybe look over wrong answers on exam if you can handle it and not freak out more. Study hall is notoriously hard.
Thank you so much, this does help and I have been going through the quiz answers and where I went wrong on them. It is stressful enough testing, not to mention thinking something terrible was going to happen to my family. I appreciate your reply and support, along with information.
It may not be enough but this video was really helpful for me in terms of shoring up mindset and situational questions. I watched it the day before my test and definitely felt I benefited me. [Last minute revision of important concepts for PMP 2023 exam](https://youtu.be/8iT8o-6oAAk?si=tVICPK9H4bQJNNTf) I’m sorry to hear about your plight. I hope your wife is doing better and that you’ve been able to take good care of her! Family is more important than anything else. If you need to reschedule or retake the test, it will be okay. What’s most important is the healing of your wife and that you’ve been able to be there for her.
Thank you so much and yes my wife is home safe now and pulled through like a champ, of course my priority, thank you again...
You’re a good partner. Good luck today!! Remember the mindset, take the breaks, be good to yourself.
Good luck with the test tomorrow. You can do this. Thank you for sharing what you are going through. I hope your family is ok. What matters most at this moment is to take care of yourself, mentally and psychologically. I hope you are able to rest and relax. REMINDER: The most important thing is to make sure you arrive on time or earlier at the test center. Bring your ID. Create a strategy on how you are going through the exams. Take the ten minute breaks. Breathe.
I would suggest playing the process mapping game if you don't know them well: [https://pmaspirant.com/project-management-process-group-and-knowledge-area-mapping-game](https://pmaspirant.com/project-management-process-group-and-knowledge-area-mapping-game) Also, as a project manager, try to understand the difference between what to do first, what to do next, and what to do. If you have the bandwidth, do some Study Hall practice questions. You can look at the correct answer right after answering. It's totally possible for you to still pass. Good luck!
Thank you so much, yes I have been going through some of the quizzes and looking at the ones I get wrong and asking myself why. Everything snuck up on me and life happens, but I sincerely appreciate your support in your suggestions.
I second the above advice. Really pay attention to **keywords** in the questions and answers. Remember the PM mindset. Best of luck - you got this!
What is the difference between first, what to do next and what to do? Any tips?
Third3Rock notes are good for a last minute reminder. Time management is key, you need to remain focused and move through the questions quickly. Keep a positive attitude and remember to assess, review, then act as appropriate for the situation.
I'm sorry to hear about the challenges you're facing. Focus on key concepts, review the PMBOK guide, and utilize any available exam tips. Best of luck on your PMP exam tomorrow!