Master of Project AcademyReviews of masterofproject.com

Sorry I have to post it here since the comments section on the simulation page doesn't seem to get any of the team's attention. The so called simulator is a very poor designed web page. It doesn't give you any experience like the real exam would. Yes it does provide a 15 questions demo page for you to decide before purchasing, but I just thought that they are only giving the questions as demo, not the simulator it self, because I could not imagine they have the confidence to sell such a lousy "simulator". With they using the term "simulator" I expected it should has at least a decent interface but it does not. After you finish the test, you only know how many questions did you answer right and the overall percentage which is a very simple calculation (right answers/200). You won't know your score grouped by Process groups Or Knowledge Areas. And because of that, you can't determine which process group or Knowledge Area needed improvement! Very poor experience ! The question/answer them selves also in very poor quality. They focus on ITTOS thing while the real exam focuses on situational cases. The rationale is also bad, they often don't explain why the wrong choices are wrong, and they become less and less detail as I completed the tests (for example, the rationale is : "Correct answer c". Yes, that's all you can get :( ). I detected a "bug" in the #1 test's rationale and contacted them, they admit that the answer is "confused" and will get there PMP expert to look into the issue. I never got an explanation about this issue, this is what they told me "We do not provide exam content support here as there are answers/rationales available. I will have this checked by our PMP experts as you highlighted there is a confusion here. If you wish, you can write down your notes and purchase a PMP coaching to clear your questions in the end." I gave up at test #4 although there are 7 tests in total. Because I feel answering those question is wasting time and useless. The reasons I chose Master Of Project Academy are first they offer a 1 month plan, which is suitable for me because I won't need a 3-month plan which other providers offer. Secondly because of an article I read on the internet when Googling what is the best PMP simulator (the article will appear at the top results), which rated MOPA PMP simulator is the best simulator. And now I strongly believe the content is not reliable, either the author had no idea what he is writing about and just made up that list based on internet research or he is getting paid to write that, there is no way on earth MOPA's simulator is the best , I mean both the content and interface are at low quality... Anyway the customer care is quite good. They reply very fast if you sent them an email.

PMP tests are OK (nothing special), but once you cancel the subscription, they immediately delete your account and won't let you log in, even if you canceled after 10 days in a 30days subscription. So be careful not to forget to cancel, but not too early. I don't consider such set-up fair, since the customer gets cheated. In more detail, you pay for 30 days with monthly subscription, you cancel after 10 day the subscription, they immediatelly revoke your acces. They dont warn or explain it in the process, which i consider a false behaviour.

Beware of very dubious practices and misleading "no hassle 30 day money back guarantee promise" 1. After enrolling and paying for the PMP Online Certification course based on the testimonials of the advertised course instructor, I find that the real course instructor is located in Hyderabad India and is not the advertised course instructor. I immediately requested the switched course instructor CV. The CV did not mention The Master Of Project Academy. I emailed asking for clarification whether the switched instructor had ever worked for the Master of Project Academy before. This question was ignored. 2, After receiving no response to the question, I requested the money be refunded. However, the Master of Project Academy will only reschedule the course and will not honor the 30 day no questions asked money back guarantee. They claim the course has to be cancelled 72 hours before the course begins 3. In short, in order to qualify for the "30 day hassle free money back guarantee" you will need to know you are not satisfied 72 hours before the course begins. 4. If you do not wish to be cat-fished (the practice of showing the credentials of one instructor but it really is another instructor) and not receive a refund when not happy with such cat-fishing, then I recommend you stay well clear of this company. 5. Note that I have not received a refund and have completed 0% of the course content. I requested a refund within 7 days of paying for the course (i.e. well within the 30 day money back guarantee period). 6. As an update, I contacted the advertised course instructor of the PMP Online course via LinkedIn. He claimed he has not taught for the Master of Project Academy for more than 1 year. He also stated that he had only ever taken 2 classes for them. 7. Despite showing all of this evidence to the Master of Project Academy, they refused to refund the money. 8. I am located in Australia and have noticed a regional website for them. Sometimes I get the US based site, and other times I get India. There are different pricing, terms and conditions for students in India. I suspect the positive reviews might be regionally focused. 9. I have found the company to engage in false and deceptive advertising. I encourage you to read the company's money back guarantee policy and read their response to this complaint below. 10. I recommend to all prospective students to stay well clear! There must be more legitimate means to achieve your desired PMP certification. Good luck. Cheryl Calvert - SAP Project Manager

I bought the PMP Exam questions online at Master of Project Academy. They are not up to date. Don't buy it.

Horrible waste of money. I'm shocked at the high rating. After trying the product I'm convinced the reviews are planted. The PMP exam questions were simplistic and the site design is unusable.