One of the best online simulators for preparing for the PMP exam. I highly recommend it to those who are preparing for the exam.

The PrepCast was extremely helpful in my studying and critical to helping pass the exam on the first try. The details of the right and wrong answers are very thorough, and is a good way to learn how to parse through the information. I would recommend this simulator to others.

I would recommend Prepcast to everyone who is aspiring to sit the PMP exam. I studied on another site and thought I was good enough. One day I met one of my professional friends and express my concern to her that I was studying for the PMP exam. I was quick to let her know that I was ready to do the actual exam. She said I should prove it by doing a quiz on Prepcast. She put up her login and opened a 50-question timed quiz. I scored 42%. I was shocked and asked to try the strict 100 questions. She afforded me the time, and I scored a better grade of 43%, 1% better. She didn't say anything but me asking her to send me the link to Prepcast, which I bought right on the spot. These were her last words "when you start scoring 65% and above, don't hesitate to schedule your real exam." I developed a study tool. I didn't listen to the simulation since I already had the 35 required hours. I started the untimed practice quiz and included the ITTOs questions. The course's best and most helpful part is the relevant and detailed explanation and rationale for each answer choice. As I took the quizzes, I referred to the PMBOK guide recommended under the explanation and rationale section and read it for every wrong answer I got and even some correct ones that I wasn't 100% sure of. I created an excel spreadsheet for the ITTOs to group them according to similar inputs, tools and techniques, and outputs. After my first week, I did the first exam and scored a fair 72%. I continued this study habit and did the rest of the exams scoring better grades every time. One week before my exam I decided to listen to the Agile booster. After the first 4 lessons on the booster, I turned it off and knew that the explanations and rationale for each question i practiced were enough for me to sit the real exam. I set aside exam 4 for a final test 2 days before my scheduled PMI-PMP exam. I did this to do my final test of knowledge before the exam to see if I should postpone if I didn't get above 85%. I scored an 87%. At this time, I knew in 2 days I would successfully pass the PMP exam, which I just did with an "above target" score. Thank you Cornelius and team!!!!

Explanation is provided for every question which make the learning process easy. I highly recommend PrepCast.

Perfect simulator, that helps to highlight the gaps and understand the current level of your knowledge. Thorough explanation of each option (including the wrong ones) together with the list of links to the relevant resources cannot be overestimated. As a result, my exam was passed from the first try with 3 AT score. Thank you PrepCast team!

Great variety of questions, the simulator is very intuitive to use and the statistic they provide you are really helpful in improving and preparing properly for the PMP

It’s a great tool. Worth to read the explanations and take as much test as possible. In the end all question were familiar to me.

I would highly recommend the PM Prepcast Exam Simulator. It is a fantastic tool to test your knowledge and at the same time learn and understand areas needing improvement as it gives detailed explanations for all options/answers. I had passed with above target in the exam and can credit the tool with helping me get there. Thank you!

I've not yet used the Exam Simulator, but I've just finished the lessons on the PM PrepCast. I'd highly recommend this to anyone looking to complete the 35 contact hour requirement which is mandatory for the PMP exam. Lesson content is well structured and lucid, making for a fun learning experience. The podcast feature makes lessons accessible via mobile phone which is a huge time saver, since you can continue watching lessons while on the go. I especially appreciated the "speed adjustment" feature since I am used to a faster pace of speech than the natural pace of the tutorial. I loved the fact that I could increase the speed to a level I found comfortable, and which kept me mentally engaged. *Edit* Updated on 12th October 2019 (a few weeks after my original review) I used the Exam Simulator as well, once I had completed studying the PMBOK guide. I found it very useful. Each answer had a detailed explanation, and the "Live Feedback" feature is particularly useful to get additional clarifications or to provide feedback on any specific questions in the practice exams. Definitely would recommend! *Edit #2* Updated on 27th Feb 2023 After relying on PM PrepCast to earn my PMP exam a few years ago, I returned to PM PrepCast to prepare for my Agile certification (PMI-ACP). I would recommend the Agile PrepCast as well, it has helped me prepare for, and pass, the PMI-ACP exam!

This is an excellent PMP exam simulator. The explanations of the questions and answers really helps the student's understanding of the scope of PMP exam ECO.

The practice questions here are very similar to the one I got on my actual test and I believe PrepCast helped me all the way in achieving my goal of becoming a certified PMP. I would definitely recommend any aspiring PMP candidate to practice using this platform. There are enough questions to practice here and this is all you would need to ace your exam.

Comprehensive tool and analysis of my weak areas, assisting me to focus and improve the domain knowledge before taking the exam.

The questions on the Exam Simulator were a great way for me to get used to the language used on the CAPM exam. I was concerned when I consistently scored in the 63-67% range but decided to sit for the CAPM exam anyway. It quickly became clear that the actual exam was not as difficult as the Exam Simulator. I was able to pass on my first attempt and tested above target in all but one Knowledge Area (at target).

Great learning! I feel ready to pass the PMP

I have passed the PMP exam on April 10th, with overall Above Target result (4 KA Above Target, 1 KA "Closing" in Below Target). The exam was very mind demanding regarding the time scope, you don´t have enough time to think deeply each answer so you have to chose the option very quickly. There were 4/5 EVM very basic questions, and all of them uses the same sample so you don't have to recalculate all basic values (EV, CV, SV, etc.) again. There was one easy schedule question, and roughly 1/3 questions are straight forward, 1/3 situational but easy ones and another 1/3 that you never will know if you answered well or not!! When doing Prep Cast exam tests, I tried to write down the 10 KA and 44 Process in the very first minutes of the test, but it takes more than 10 minutes and that will be precious time for answer all the questions. Based on my experience, I recommend to avoid this and only memorize the 5 Process Groups, 10 KA and all the process (most of them are repetitive) but don't waste time writing down them. What I think is more important is to write down the formulas, you can do it in a couple of minutes and it is very helpful when you are in a rush and you don't want to waste time remembering every time you need them and are prone to make mistakes after 3 hours of extensive reading and thinking. Regarding my personal experience with Prep Cast. it was very positive, both with the course and with the test models. The classes cover all the PMBOK, the explanations on the ITTO's are clear and they cover the necessary for the PMP exam. The design of the presentations is very good, and the scope of them perfectly covers what is required in the exam. I recommend it either to those who need a course that can be done at different times or those who prefer to do it at their own pace and from any location. I took 2 month full time (5/6 hours a day) for preparing, my method was to watch PrepCast videos for one KA at a time and then read the same KA in the PMBOK. After I complete the Prep Cast course, I read the PMBOK once again, and then I took 5 test exams, with rating 72, 73, 77, 82 and 86.5.