Hi Michael,
Study techniques, you say? Practice and more targeted practice!
Take complete exams, identify areas where you have scored well and areas that could do with improvement.
Target those - do multiple tests in areas of focus and analyse each answer where you made a misstep.

Take another overall test. Rinse and repeat till you are scoring consistently in the 80% range. Then you're probably ready for the exam!

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I hope that helps, and Happy Studying!

Professor Kevin

Hey everyone,

I've been studying for the exam, but so far, I've been reviewing the PMBOK Guide and taking practice tests. Would love to hear from recent passers what study techniques worked best? I’m interested in any structured study plans or active learning techniques you did.

Thanks in advance!