Great confidence builder in the latter stages of preparing to write the PMP exam. The type and quality of questions prepares you for what to expect on exam day and can serve as a very powerful studying tool if you take the time to understand the questions you answer incorrectly. I highly recommend to all my peers preparing for PMI exams.

The PMP Exam simulator is very good and organized. It helps me a lot on passing my exam on 1st attempt in year 2020. Highly recommended for anyone who in preparation for their PMP exam. Thank you very much for you and your team's great job @Cornelius Fichtner.

Very good for exam preparation. Mock test and data analysis are really help to pass the exam

Excellent PMP resource! Very flexible product, and provides various ways of listening and learning. Super easy to navigate!

Quality questions and detailed explanation makes aspirant clear many aspects

Definitively, it helped me to build confidence and to understand how the questions are built! I put 4, because during two of the full lenght mock up exam, it crashed. Even though, I really recommand it!

PM PrepCast is a great way to complete your contact hours. Easy to use and informative. Additionally the exam simulator is critical to preparing for the PMP Exam!

I used the Project Management PrepCast to prepare for the PMP exam and was excited to finally pass. This was my second attempt taking it. I decided I would whatever it took. I am now PMP certified. I will use this when preparing for the PM Agile Practitioner exam. So worth the money.

This simulator helped to achieve my goal of earning PMP certification! This software not only helped me to close the gaps in my preparation plan but helped me to strategise the most critical topics before the actual exam date. It is a great training tool and a combination of a good price and value!

I used the PrepCast program both for my exam preparation as well as the simulator for the exam in DEC 2020. The program critical to me passing the exam. I prepped for 3 months using the videos, PMBOK and Rita Mulcahy's book. But I can't say enough about the exam simulator! It was an excellent resource for the study process, because it provided detailed answers for all questions, and helped me shift to thinking the PMI way. It also helped me build my endurance for the 4 hour exam. Thank you, Cornelius and the rest of your team!

PMPrepCast Simulator and Cornelius Fichtner Video's are great source to prepare for PMP exam. The simulator exams greatly helped me. I have earn my PMP Certification.

The PM Prepcast was the key resource for my passing the PMP with 3 ATs. After failing the test, I then learned of PM Prepcast through a Reddit form. I signed up for the PM Prepcast Premium package, studied and passed with a very solid performance. There are elements that make the PM Prepcast a great study tool. 1. There are clear objectives for each topic. The length of each module is a perfect length for adult learning. 2. The modules are available as podcasts. I could listen while I went on my daily walk. 3. The test taking advice was very valuable. I took four full 200 question practice exams before I sat for the official PMP test. The content was very true to the format of the actual exam. I was mentally and physically ready for the exam. 4. Cornelius's tone and enthusiasm got me through all the processes. I will be sure to purchase more learning from Cornelius Fichtner/OSP International for continuing education and other PMI exam preparation.

Passed the PMP exams in my first attempt. I did both Cornelius Fichtner's PMP Prepcast or Casey Ayer's training. I think both trainings really helped understanding the flow of the processes. Since the course is vast and i was attempting to study after a long time, i guess i needed more than one training :). The PMP exam simulator is excellent and absolutely essential for the exam. I practiced the learning quizzes after every knowledge area, then tried the 100 questions , then 3 or 4 of full length exams. The exams questions are very similar although the answer choices can be confusing in the real exams . I used process of elimination most of the time. Surprisingly i got 3 Critical path method questions in the exams, although i find those questions very easy when i write it down on a piece of paper , drawing it in the online Paint like whiteboard is time consuming. I got above target in 3 process groups. I would like to say Thanks to Cornelius and the PMP exam simulator, it really helped me pass. GO FOR IT!

I highly recommend using the PM PrepCast for the PMP exam. My experience: I worked through all of the PrepCast training course videos over a few months and took notes through each video. These videos are very detailed and this took a long time. After having a decent understanding of the concepts, I took the seven practice exams over about a month. I only referenced the PMBOK Guide when reviewing the practice exams. I then took the exam and passed. From start to finish, it took about 6 months while working fulltime. Felt like I actually over studied for the exam. If I were to do it again: I believe the PrepCast training videos are a great resource but the detail they go into is more valuable for overall PMP knowledge rather than for just passing the exam. I would have most likely just watched the videos and skipped taking notes. The real value from PM PrepCast are the practice exams. By working through them, reviewing incorrect answers, and then using the training videos or the PMBOK guide to review gaps, I think I could have passed the exam in 2 months. I also recommend Ricardo Vargas' video on the PMBOK Processes which layouts the overall flow of the PMBOK process/ knowledge areas. Overall I believe the PrepCast training platform is a good value and can be used by itself to pass the exam.

These questions are good but real exam questions are more confusing than what is in the simulator. So if you are taking the simulator questions, Make sure you do all tests and spend enough time to review all doubts as making sure why 3 options were not as good answer as the correct one. Sometimes there would be hairline difference in options given on real exam, so If you do not have clear understanding of the concept, you might choose wrong answer.