u/wander_7

I took the SH mock yesterday and it was divided into 3 sections of 80mins each and 60qns in each section.

I saw from the group that many have mentioned that in actual exam the first break comes after the 2 case study questions i.e. in about 10 questions within the exam.

Does each section have separate timing in actual exam as well? If so, what are the section wise timings?

Will I be able to go back to previous sections for review at the end of exam?

Looking for 2 / 3 bhk

Looking for a 2/3 BHK within 5–6 km of ETV Bellandur (Panathur, Bellandur, Yemalur, Kadubeesanahalli, Iblur, Kaikondrahalli, Doddakannalli, Chikkakannalli, Sarjapur Road, ORR).

Requirements:

Gated community

Safe kids play area and walking space inside the society

Dedicated car parking

Power backup

Decent natural lighting & ventilation

Easy access to main road

Unfurnished or semifurnished

Budget around 35-45k, can extend based on amenities.

If you have or know of any owner-listed apartments available for rent in these societies, those leads are also most welcome.

I'd appreciate recommendations for societies to shortlist (or even societies to avoid). If you've lived there recently, I'd also love to hear about your experience with maintenance, water supply, water logging, congestion, road accessibility and overall livability.

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Looking for a 2/3 BHK within 5–6 km of ETV Bellandur (Panathur, Bellandur, Yemalur, Kadubeesanahalli, Iblur, Kaikondrahalli, Doddakannalli, Chikkakannalli, Sarjapur Road, ORR).

Requirements:

Gated community

Safe kids play area and walking space inside the society

Dedicated car parking

Power backup

Decent natural lighting & ventilation

Easy access to main road

Unfurnished or semifurnished

Budget around 40k, can extend based on amenities.

If you have or know of any owner-listed apartments available for rent in these societies, those leads are also most welcome.

I'd appreciate recommendations for societies to shortlist (or even societies to avoid). If you've lived there recently, I'd also love to hear about your experience with maintenance, water supply, water logging, congestion, road accessibility and overall livability.

Hi,

I'm in the process of applying for PMP and I have done AR's course for the 35hrs requirement.

The professional experience section in my application looks a bit different from what's shown in videos by AR and DM and others and it's a bit confusing.

https://preview.redd.it/45xy2oqolldh1.png?width=671&format=png&auto=webp&s=8703fe515e761e00f15864ed978b1ddbc7351fc7

It's asking for experience start date & end date, not project start date. And it's asking for Job title but not project title. It's also asking for role summary and not project description.

But the videos shown in AR & DM shows a different template like project title, project start date & end date, approach, budget, team size etc.

I'm not sure if this is a recent change for the new exam or if it is India specific.

Has anyone filled out application like in the attached pic? Please share inputs on what needs to be put in - whether the actual experience or project details.

I've been going through Udemy courses for PMP prep, and most of them seem to use examples that are either IT/software-focused (building a website, app development) or generic (painting a house etc.)

I come from a mechanical/manufacturing/automotive background and I'd really benefit from a course where the concepts are explained using examples from manufacturing, product development or engineering projects.