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Thoughts on iZen after a 2 week Pass

Passed!

2x Target, 2x Below Target, 1x Above Target. A pass is a pass 😂

Genuinely pleased with this one. I studied for about two weeks on a whim, partly to see whether I could and partly because it would help me be competitive for a new role I was eyeing up.

I wasn't sure where to go for practice questions.Getting the book is one thing, but I don't absorb material well in that format, and iZen came recommended often enough that it seemed worth trying.

I ended up doing only the practice questions, and I didn't even finish those, roughly 100 were still left when I sat the exam. I tried the videos, but the pace was too slow. Speeding them up made the accent too hard to listen to, and when I switched to reading the transcripts I lost interest entirely.

I'd rate the question bank a 7 out of 10. I was scoring consistently under 60% until mock exam 4, where I started clearing 70%.

Some questions are excellent: the format closely mirrors the real exam, the explanations go into real depth, and the knowledge is applicable. Others are poor, bad grammar, typos, no explanation beyond "A is correct," and a few answers that appear to be wrong outright.

That said, I'd still buy it. At minimum it got me back into the PMI mindset and gave me the repetition I needed to make the material stick.

Good Luck!

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u/lvl100totodile — 7 days ago
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Study Tips & Exam Simulator Recommendations

Hi everyone! 😊
I submitted my PgMP application this morning and have just started preparing. I bought David McLachlan’s Udemy course and downloaded the official PgMP guide from PMI.
I earned my PMP last March, and Study Hall was a big part of my preparation. Since there doesn’t seem to be a direct equivalent for PgMP, I’d really appreciate any tips or strategies that worked well for you, especially recommendations for reliable question banks or exam simulators that are close to the actual PgMP exam style.
Thanks in advance for any advice, and good luck to everyone preparing! 🙏

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u/mariyam19 — 12 days ago
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PgMP question

You are assigned as a program. The program sponsor does not like many reports about the program and he has a fear about the program's progress. What report can address his concerns? ETC, CPI, SPI or EAC? why

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u/Useful_Access_2380 — 13 days ago
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PgMP question

The sponsor of one program of these initiatives has selected you as a program manager. Now you want to obtain initial validation and approval for the program by? Program business case or Program high-level road map or Program Charter or Program management plan.

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u/Useful_Access_2380 — 13 days ago