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What are the types of questions in the Exam? The PMP® Exam is a four hour, 200 multiple choice questions exam. It includes different types of questions such as situational, knowledge, formula, interpretational, and ethics based questions. Each question comes with its own set of challenges and one must get used to all types of these questions. The Project Management Institute will examine one’s ability to analyse, apply informational logically, and use their mathematical, management, and leadership skills. Situational questions test your theoretical knowledge with realistic situations. In this type of question, you will be given a situation and asked to find the best answer for that situation. Often these questions are quite lengthy with relevant and irrelevant information that the candidate must be able to separate and eliminate. Situational questions offer choices that will seem reasonable. However, it is vital that you are able to identify the best option. Knowledge-based questions test your factual knowledge of the PMBOK® Guide. In this type of question, you may be asked to select the correct Input, Tool & Technique, or Output for a given process. Knowledge based question may also ask you to identify an example chart or graph, such as recognizing a RACI or Pareto chart. They can also ask you to identify the meaning of a project management scenario based on the information provided. These can often be the simple content based questions that test definitions such as risk, secondary risk, residual risk, etc. Our app ‘PMP® Exam Mentor’ can be used to learn, memorise and revise your knowledge of the PMBOK®. The app, based on PMBOK® fifth version provides content about knowledge areas, process groups, glossary, and project framework for you to learn from and apply in the exam. Formula-based questions test your memorisation and application of around 50 formulas. You must know both the formula and plug the values in the formula in order to get the answer. Formula based questions are really good in multiple-choice PMP® questions. Thus, it is of vital importance that you learn these formulas inside out and to actively practice using the formulas. Our free app ‘PMP® Exam Mentor’ is an excellent source to learn, revise, and cement your

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What are the types of questions in the Exam?

The PMP® Exam is a four hour, 200 multiple

choice questions exam. It includes different

types of questions such as situational,

knowledge, formula, interpretational, and

ethics based questions. Each question comes

with its own set of challenges and one must

get used to all types of these questions. The

Project Management Institute will examine

one’s ability to analyse, apply informational

logically, and use their mathematical,

management, and leadership skills.

Situational questions test your theoretical knowledge with realistic

situations. In this type of question, you will be given a situation and

asked to find the best answer for that situation. Often these

questions are quite lengthy with relevant and irrelevant information

that the candidate must be able to separate and eliminate.

Situational questions offer choices that will seem reasonable.

However, it is vital that you are able to identify the best option.

Knowledge-based questions test your factual knowledge of the

PMBOK® Guide. In this type of question, you may be asked to select

the correct Input, Tool & Technique, or Output for a given process.

Knowledge based question may also ask you to identify an example

chart or graph, such as recognizing a RACI or Pareto chart. They can

also ask you to identify the meaning of a project management

scenario based on the information provided. These can often be the simple content

based questions that test definitions such as risk, secondary risk,

residual risk, etc. Our app ‘PMP® Exam Mentor’ can be used to

learn, memorise and revise your knowledge of the PMBOK®. The

app, based on PMBOK® fifth version provides content about

knowledge areas, process groups, glossary, and project framework

for you to learn from and apply in the exam.

Formula-based questions test your memorisation and application

of around 50 formulas. You must know both the formula and plug

the values in the formula in order to get the answer. Formula based

questions are really good in multiple-choice PMP® questions. Thus,

it is of vital importance that you learn these formulas inside out and

to actively practice using the formulas. Our free app ‘PMP® Exam

Mentor’ is an excellent source to learn, revise, and cement your

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knowledge about the formulas and help you prep for the exam. The app provides 66

formulas for you to learn from and apply in the exam.

Interpretational questions test comprehension abilities to a condition. They provide a

description of a condition that requires analysis to find the correct answer.

Ethics questions- Questions are based on

based on PMI code of ethics and professional

conduct. They test ethical knowledge of

candidates. Thus, you might see these types

of questions in the exam.

The questions in the list provided above test

a candidate’s mathematical, situational,

ethical, interpretational, and content

knowledge. Thus, you need to practice as

many questions as you can and as many

times possible. Download our free ‘PMP®

Exam Mentor’ app to practice and test your

preparedness for the important exam. The Practice section includes quizzes on each and

all knowledge areas, to allow you to practice a variety of questions. If you wish to be

successful in the exam, then you must be aware of all types of questions and increase

your odds of success.

The ‘PMP® Exam Mentor’ app allows to choose how you learn, what

you learn and when you learn. This app would help you immensely on

various aspects of Project Management whether you are preparing for

the PMP certification exam or you're a practicing project manager. The

‘PMP® Exam Mentor’ app provides you an opportunity to make best

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waiting, in-between meetings, small breaks etc.) to quickly refresh your

knowledge on various

aspects. This app is made

up of various sections

providing you a

multidimensional learning

path.

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Areas (covering all the 47 processes and their ITTOs), we are sure that the app will

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