After eight years as a project management trainer, I have helped more than 20,000 students prepare for their PMP  Exam. In my experience along the way, I've found one thing that unites them all: They all want to practice with free PMP Exam sample questions.

In an effort to help, I have identified top web sites that offer free PMP Exam sample questions. I recommend each of them for the quality of their questions...

This PMP exam sample question is taken from Free PMP Exam Simulator. Go ahead and answer this question. Do you think you will get it right?

You are managing a process improvement project for your organization. During the Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis process you identified that there are some risk categories missing in your Risk Breakdown Structure (RBS). You need to document these new risk categories in your RBS. What is the best way to do this?

A. Revisit the Plan Risk Management process to update the RBS
B. Revisit the Identify Risks process to update the RBS
C. Revisit the Perform Qualitative Risk Analysis process to update the RBS
D. Update the RBS in the Perform Quantitative Risk Analysis process

Hint: The RBS is a hierarchically-organized depiction of the identified project risks, arranged by risk category and subcategory that identifies the various areas and causes of potential risks.

This week's featured lessons learned comes to us courtesy of Joy Iyer, PMP. Learn from her experience and study plans that made her succeed the PMP exam..

After a quick check I decided on going with the PM Prepcast as my study aid. I purchased the Prepcast on the 4th of Jan and started going through the lessons immediately on my iPad. I would listen to the applied concepts lessons via my iphone on my drive to and from work...

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How would you feel if you fail the PMP Exam by just one question? Avoid this by using your exam time wisely. Here is one such strategy:

Four hours is plenty of time for you to read and re-read all questions. You should be able to go through all questions in your first pass in about two to three hours. During this first pass you will probably not know all answers to all questions. That's OK because that's what the "mark" feature is for. Use it to mark the questions you are unsure about and then use the remaining time to review all those questions in detail that have stumped you at first...

This video provides an overview of the Project Management Professional exam. It's value to you and the process you will have to go through to become PMP certified.

We look at the prerequisites for taking the exam, the cost and the fact that once passed you will have to continue to maintain your certification by gaining PDUs.

Achieve PMP Exam Success
by Margaret Chu, Diane Altwies, Janice Preston

This book comes highly recommended because it was the book Cornelius Fichtner, PMP (the president of our company) used when preparing for his own PMP exam.

The material contained within the PMBOK Guide heavily influences the PMP exam. Unfortunately, many people studying for their exam find the PMBOK Guide to be difficult to read. Many students have been intimidated by the sample exam questions because they weren't able to fully comprehend the material within the guide.