I passed using the official PMI CAPM class, udemy had a huge sale on Andrews class, PMI Study Hall, and pocket prep. Maybe 6 weeks total studying.
Did I go a little overkill? Yes. Was it worth it? I think so.
I passed AT in all domains and really can't believe it, I thought the exam was harder than any practice I did. I flagged probably 40-50 questions total and took longer than I thought I would, and I am typically a good/fast test-taker. If you're curious:
I would agree that Landini was the best practice, but I disagree that the questions were harder than the exam (luckily, it seems like I am in the minority, don't wanna scare anyone). I found that exam response options were way more similar to each other than on practices. Also hardly any EVM questions. Overall I am very relieved, thanks to anyone that posts here, it's very helpful!
(Background: I really had none related, I studied for about 1.5 months, 0-2ish hours a day including the learning hours. Came into this pretty blind trying to add something to my resume)
Just completed the exam with T/AT/AT/AT.
Somehow I got AT for Predictive, when it was my only NI domain throughout the practice tests I did.
Memorizing inputs and outputs to processes might’ve been the single best approach to studying. Much of the exam felt like it was asking “what process / event has already occurred, and what does it mean for your next immediate action?”
I found using Pockprep’s AI Tutor to clarify questions I got wrong on Landini sets was really helpful as a feedback tool.