The PM PrepCastReviews of project-management-prepcast.com

Allow to prepare exam effectively and to grow up general project management knowledge

One of the best simulator out there, with evey single detail covering all the aspects for PMP in detail. A great way to make a clear understanding of concepts.

I learned so much through this thoughtful PMP exam simulator. I highly recommend to anyone who wants to pass the exam. I have made the right choice to entrust them with my learning. The return on investment is invaluable. I passed the exam with above target in all the three domains!!!

I can't say enough great things about the PM PrepCast! It's super convenient and the content is solid and I feel it very adequately prepares you for the PMP Exam. The PM PrepCast was, undoubtedly, a major factor in my passing the PMP Exam on the first try!

The simulation program is very good and helped me to get my PMP exam pass in first attempt.

Very explanatorily presentations, even if they were already recorded gave me the sense that there were live and I could interact with the presenter.

The PrepCast simulator is really the best simulator to prepare for your PMP Exam. I passed the PMP Exam and scored AT in all domains.

After failing my first PMP exams, I decided not to use only the PMBOK guide and the Rita guide as my main learning tools. I searched online for some exams simulators and settled on PM Prepcast. initially, I thought the PM Prepcast was too expensive compared to other simulators but when I started using the product, I realized there was value for money. The PrepCast questions are very similar to the main PMP exams if not the same and the explanations to each option are explained very well, Gaining new knowledge after attempting each question is assured. After attempting and reviewing over 90% of the PM PrepCast simulator, I was well equipped and very confident to retake the PMP exams. I could not trust my internet in the house so decided to take the exams in an Exam Center. On the exams day, even though I was confident, i was a bit nervous. The exams are 180 questions to be taken in 230 minutes with two ten minutes breaks. You have the first ten minutes break after attempting the first 60 questions which you have the option not to go for that break but the time would not be added to your time as a bonus and the second 10 minutes break after answering the next 60 questions. I recommend you take both two breaks to relax your mind and prepare yourself for the next set of questions. LESSON LEARNED Practice more questions before the main exams and I will recommend PrepCast. Use simulators with other reference books when preparing for the exams, the PMBOK guide and Rita's will be recommended. The exams are divided into three sets and each set has 60 questions, apportion a specific number of minutes for each set and make sure you don't go beyond that time. When I was taking the exams, I realized that the first set of questions were tougher than the second set, which was also tougher than the last set so I used about 83 minutes for the first set, 74 minutes for the second set, and the rest of the time for the last set. Take breakfast and or lunch depending on the time you are writing the exams and make sure you take extra food along you can eat during each break to give enough glucose to the brain (sitting and reading for over 4 hours requires a lot of energy) but avoid caffeinated foods. After using the PrepCast for 90 days, it helped me in not just passing my exams but scoring "above target" in all three domains. I will recommend the PM PrepCast to everybody who is preparing for the PMP exams.