Sample PfMP Exam - Questions bank

Description

An example of PfMP exam consisted of 170 questions based on the Standard for Portfolio Management 3rd Edition, 2013.

The Correct answer is provided with explanation. 

This exam has been created after I had my exam with PMI and I tried to match the level of difficulties with my real exam.

Feel free to share any feedback about the exam by sending me an email or a message on my LinkedIN profile.

The exam is timed for four hours to match the exact time of the real exam

The distribution of the questions are as following:

Strategic: 43 Questions

Governance: 34 Questions

Performance: 43Questions

Communication: 25 Questions

Risk: 25 Questions

P.S. The sequence of "A" , "B" , "C" and "D" are randomized in each question to make it harder however in the real exam you will have the letters in the right order.

From PMI Website:

To earn your PfMP credential, you need to meet the experience requirements and pass both the panel review and PfMP examination, a 170-question, multiple-choice exam.

Regardless of how advanced your portfolio management experience might be, you should still prepare vigorously for the exam. Typically the use of multiple study aids — including courses, self-study and study groups — have been beneficial. It can take many hours to prepare, so make sure you leave yourself plenty of preparation time before you take the exam.

If you fail the exam on your first attempt, you can re-take it two more times within your one-year eligibility period. Fees are associated with re-examination. Details for re-examination can be found in the certification handbook.

What You Will Learn!

• Sample PfMP exam to prepare you for the PfMP certification exam
• I have summarized in this exam all my studying experience with the standard book. Pls use this practice to examine your studying and understanding of the book.

Who Should Attend!

• Applicants who have studied the STANDARD for Portfolio Management - Third Edition , and are ready to take the exam

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