Everything there is to know about the PMP exam and certification

Project Management Professional (PMP) is a highly valued certification and plays a vital role in the field of project management. The candidates who clear it are portrayed as the one with great project management skills. The PMP certification is a bonus and it gives an edge to the resume, as the employers feel more confident while hiring you.

PMP Credential Handbook is always available online for free and presents an overview of the PMI Certification program. With thorough reading, one can get through the process of PMP exam with ease.

Guide on how to get a Project Management Professional (PMP) certificate.

1. There are a certain, eligibility criteria which one needs to meet in order to appear for the  
    certification:

·         Minimum of three years (36 months) of project management experience.

·         4,500 hours spent on direct and leading projects for bachelors or undergraduate.

·         7,500 hours spent on direct and leading projects for non-bachelors.

·         35 hours of project management education.

2.  Know thoroughly about the PMP certification and training:

       The online certification consists of 200 multiple choice questions, all related to areas of project  
       management involving questions that test your abilities, skills, and standards. 35 hour training 
       is mandatory, irrespective of the education or experience you hold.

3.  PMP tools:

·         Visit PMBOK guides to get a standard terminology and guidelines for project       management.

·         Post PMP exam prep, if you want to check your progress, PMP exam simulator and mock tests help you to evaluate yourself.

4.   Once you have passed the certification, you get the Project Management Professional certificate.

5.   The quest doesn’t stop after clearing the certification. To maintain PMP certification, you must
       meet the certification requirements held by PMI.

There are various benefits in opting Project Manager as a career option:

·         Better efficiency in delivering services.

·         Improved and enhanced customer satisfaction.

·         Better flexibilities.

·         Growth and development, etc.