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DAY 30 (STUDY GUIDE)

?? How to Study Both Effectively:

For the PMI Lexicon:

• Daily 10-minute reviews of key terms.
• Highlight and bookmark confusing or similar-sounding terms.
• Teach the definitions aloud to yourself or others (teaching reinforces learning).

For the Agile Practice Guide:

• Read the entire guide at least twice.
• Create a comparison chart of Agile vs. predictive vs. hybrid methodologies.
• Take Agile-specific practice quizzes to apply what you’ve learned.
• Join study groups focused on Agile and hybrid PMP questions.

?? Conclusion

Both knowing PMI's key terms and studying the Agile Practice Guide are critical components of PMP exam success. The PMI Lexicon ensures you interpret questions the way PMI intends, while the Agile Practice Guide prepares you for a major portion of the exam focused on flexible and adaptive project delivery.

By mastering these two resources, you’ll be able to confidently tackle terminology-based questions, Agile scenarios, and hybrid case studies—all of which are essential for passing the PMP exam.

Great question! Once you've completed the PMP? (Project Management Professional) exam, what happens next depends slightly on how you took the exam, either online via Pearson VUE or in person at a test centre. Here's a clear breakdown of what to expect:

? 1. Immediate Exam Result (Pass/Fail Notification)

As soon as you submit your exam, you’ll receive an immediate preliminary result:

• In most cases, you'll see a screen saying either: “Congratulations! You have passed the PMP Exam” or “You did not pass the PMP Exam this time.”

This result is provisional, but it’s usually final unless there's a security or technical issue flagged during the review.

?? 2. Official Score Report

Shortly after finishing the exam (typically within a few minutes to a few hours), you'll get access to your official score report via email and in your PMI.org dashboard.

The report includes:

• Your overall result (Pass/Fail)
• Performance ratings in each of the 3 domains: People, Proces,s Business Environment
• Performance levels are categorised as: Above Targe,t Targe,t Below Targe,t Needs Improvement

Note: The PMP exam doesn't provide a numeric score or percentage—only performance levels.

?? 3. PMI Certification Confirmation

If you passed:

• You’ll receive an official congratulatory email from PMI within a few days.
• Your name will be added to the PMI Online Certification Registry (unless you opt out).
• You’ll be able to download a digital certificate from your PMI profile.
• PMI will also send you a PMP badge via Credly to share on LinkedIn or your resume.

?? 4. PMP Credential & Maintenance

After passing:

• You are officially a PMP-certified professional.
• Your certification is valid for 3 years.
• During those 3 years, you must earn 60 PDUs (Professional Development Units) to maintain your certification.
• You can report PDUs via PMI’s Continuing Certification Requirements System (CCRS).

? If You Didn’t Pass

• You’ll receive a detailed score report indicating which areas need improvement.
• You can retake the exam up to 3 times within a 1-year eligibility period.
• It’s highly recommended to focus on the domains where you scored lower before your next attempt.

??♀? Next Steps: After the Exam

If you passed:

• Celebrate! ?? You’ve earned a globally respected certification.
• Update your resume, LinkedIn profile, and email signature with “PMP”.
• Consider joining PMI or a local PMI chapter for networking and PDU opportunities.

If you didn’t:

• Take a few days to rest, then analyze your score report and adjust your study strategy.
• Plan your retake based on PMI’s retake policy and your confidence.

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