Видео

Sorry no idea, the restaurant name is Shabu and it’s located in Duluth, Georgia

@@SwatiinUSA then why did you put the north korean flag in your caption?

Hi, thanks for watching my video. Here are your answers below; 1. Don’t focus too much on memorising the ITTO’s but get an idea what happens in each process. EVM formulas are important you might get one question from CPI, SPI or any other. The question might not ask you to calculate anything but an interpretation of how it affects the project. 2. I got 1 or 2 questions from EVM but not from the critical path but just understand what does float or zero float means to get an idea!

Hi, please watch part- 3 of this video where I have shared resources used by me to prepare for PMP😊

Hi, just wanted to confirm - are you talking about PMI study hall mock exams? if yes, may I know why you score low in your third attempt. I am not sure about the Tridip Roy mock exams but if you faced issues with time management, I would say to work on that. Some recent students are facing time issues after they complete the last set of questions, they don’t get enough time to review flagged questions so try to save atleast 10-15 mins during mocks.

Hi, I am sorry actually it’s been over 3 months now and I have lost my access to study hall but as far as I remember for first 3 mocks my scores were above 70 and for 4th and 5th mocks my scores were below 70 or in 65’s, I have heard level of difficulty in mocks increases, 5th being the toughest so don’t worry your score in 70’s looks good, if you are getting more of difficulty or expert level questions in your mocks, then probably you will get low score because sometimes expert questions doesn’t make any sense. Hope this helps, let me know if you have any other question😊 good luck for your exam 🤞🏼👍🏼

Hi, I took roughly around 2-2.5 months of prep time. First month was going through the course and rest of the time, I watched youtube videos, solved Study Hall questions😊

@@SwatiinUSA thanks a lot Swati for replying. Would be getting in touch with you for any kind of suggestions related to exam.

Sure, no worries😊

I know dear but life got busy lately😣

That’s great! Yes, I believe you will pass your exam, keep practising SH and take your next mock, I hope it goes well too!

@@SwatiinUSA I got 66% for the second mock exam of SH I felt it was much harder with many expert and difficult questions, hopefully, I pass the real exam next week on the 17th

That’s amazing☺️

Hi, I haven’t come across anyone who’s application went under review. What I have heard from others that if PMI feel they need further verification with your listed work experience, PMI will send you an email with next steps and they may ask you to get your roles and responsibilities signed by your previous supervisor (in your last company). That’s all I know about it!

@@Sachin-oi7ld Hi, not exactly the same question but the pattern of the questions was similar. The length of questions, option choices and difficulty level was similar with the study hall.

@@cocoleung6748 Hey thanks😊 I didn’t read a single word from any book😅 I didn’t purchase any book. Andrew Ramdayal’s 35 hour udemy course, David’s 3 videos and PMI study hall is sufficient to pass the exam 😇

@@fopcalls7126 Hi, I would say first to work in project management and gain atleast 3 years of experience in managing and handling projects and then you can apply for PMP. The alternative route is to apply for CAPM which certified associate in project management, it doesn’t require any PM experience. CAPM certification is also widely acceptable. Once you get your CAPM and work as a PM for 3 years, you can apply for PMP😊 hope this helps!!

@@SwatiinUSA yes Thank you Swati.

I would say any other professional can take this exam but you need to have some sort of experience in managing and handling projects. Please watch part - 2 video of PMP series to get better understanding of minimum requirements to take PMP exam😊

@@SwatiinUSA thank you

@@fopcalls7126 Thanks for watching😊

Thanks😊 I am glad you found my video helpful

@@somaratighosh3133 Hi, I would say try to bring it at or above 60

@@SwatiinUSA After that I can take the actual pmp exam? How much did you score in your study hall exams?

@@somaratighosh3133 Yes, if you are scoring in 60’s - 70’s in PMI study hall, you will likely pass the exam😊 I scored in between 73-78% in study hall

@@vickychavda6743 Thanks for watching my video 😊

@@yasirabbasi9902 Thanks for watching😊

Hey thanks for watching my video ☺️ have a good day you as well 😊

Thanks for watching my video ☺️ I am glad you found my video helpful 😊

@@Ds74-pmrq we are already in Atlanta😅 been almost 2 years now

That is true😊

@@SisandaTshele Hey, good luck for your exam. I am glad you found my video helpful and informative. You will do great in exam😊

@@subhanil4u Hi, I can completely understand your feelings. Study hall really gives you a tough time. I scored in between 73-78% in my practise tests, questions and full length mocks. Don’t get discouraged by expert level questions, those are really tricky and won’t be likely part of actual exam. Focus on easy, moderate and difficult questions getting wrong, the reasons behind it. If you are scoring in 60’s- 70’s or above 70, you will pass your exam😊 good luck👍🏼

@@SwatiinUSA Thank you for your support. I passed my exam ! 😁

@@subhanil4u Hey that’s great, congrats and celebrate well 🥳👏🏼

@@Shrads_Jay_24 Hey that’s great😊 thanks so much. Good luck with your preparation, I hope you all pass your PMP☺️

@@ScrollNRoll365 Hi, I took roughly around 2 months to prepare for PMP. I went through the course in first month and second month was mainly for solving practise questions and mocks as much as I can😊

@@SwatiinUSA thank you

@@bilalkarimbath9147 No worries😊I am glad you found my video helpful🙂

@@Rodrigo-cf1lr No, I took the exam at center. I feel in center exam is better than online because I came across few videos where people said online exam is very risky so I didn’t want to take any chance. In exam center, I got 2 markers and a notepad to write down. I remember online exam (at home) gives you a whiteboard virtually on the screen to write down anything or solve any formula based question.

@@sriramraghavan9446 Hi, there were no particular questions regarding ITTO’s for me, do not memorise them. I would suggest you to just have a good understanding about them and same goes for 49 processes. Hope this helps😊 let me know if you have any other question for me!

@@SwatiinUSA thanks for reply..in that case mostly agile only asked .is it ? Am more comfortable with agile than Predictive

@@sriramraghavan9446 Agile and hybrid was 60% and waterfall was 40% for me but prepare yourself for both😊

@@zimiam Hey, no I don’t 😅 but thanks😊

@@ilakkiashanmugam972Study hall plus version is little expensive but has more questions and mocks to solve as compared to Study Hall Essentials. If you have your exam in next 2 weeks, I would say study hall essentials is sufficient but if you have around 3-4 weeks for your exam, I would say you should go for plus version since you have more time to solve questions 😊 Let me know if you have any more questions for me🙂

@@ilakkiashanmugam972 Hi, thanks for watching my video😊 please like and share this video and subscribe to my youtube channel🙂

Hey thanks 😊 I am glad my video was able to help you out. Here are my answers below for your questions; 1. As per my experience, I found TIA Simulator questions much easier as compared to study hall so I feel simulator questions are good to solve once you complete the course and study hall is good to practice once you are close to your actual exam date. I was scoring in between 75-85's in TIA Simulator and around 70's in Study Hall. 2. Study hall has 2 versions (as I have mentioned in my video) : SH essentials and SH plus. Study hall essentials has 2 full length mocks and Plus version has 5 mocks. 3. I would say actual PMP Exam is more close to Study Hall questions. Let me know if you have any further questions for me 🙂 Thanks!

Thanks for the detailed explanation 😊

​@@SwatiinUSA, Hi.. I need your suggestion/help. I am following 1.SH essential mock and practice questions. 2. David maclaran 3 video of questions.. 3. Andrew 35 hrs udemy course and 4. Ray Mock on udemy. Getting 65 ,% on SH Mock and 70% on Ray mock. Also mock scores are getting vary. So is this ok or I need to do anything more. Actually my exam next week. i am bit nervous. Thanks

@@pankajpotbhare7539Hi, so sorry I just came across your comment. If you are scoring in 60’s in study hall, I would say try to bring it up to 70 if possible, I haven’t taken Ray mocks so I don’t have any idea regarding his mocks. Did you take your exam? How was it?