The PMP® exam is a 200-question multiple choice exam. Each question has four possible answers: A, B, C, or D; each correct answer is worth one point towards passing the PMP® Exam.

1. Don't leave a single question
unanswered!
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2. The PMP® exam is a 200-question multiple choice
exam. Each question has four possible answers: A,
B, C, or D; each correct answer is worth one point
towards passing the PMP® Exam. If you don't
select an answer then it is considered incorrect.
Your goal is to answer every single question on the
exam even if you have to guess.
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3. Method to help find the Best Answer
 Start out by reading the
question completely, make
sure that you understand
it, and that you can
distinguish between the
important facts and the
extraneous information;
 Learn to ignore those
facts that do not relate to
the question;
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4.  Then read all four possible answers;
usually two of the four will be very
obviously
incorrect
and
can
be
eliminated;
 Finally, weigh the two remaining
questions against each other and make
your choice. Also remember, that you
will have a checkbox that allows you to
mark any questions you are uncertain of
and want to come back and review later.
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5. To practice this approach stop by at our Resources
section where we have a list of more than 20 links
to websites that offer free practice tests.
And what if you really don't know? Then just pick
one. That way you have at least a 25% chance of
getting it right. If you don’t answer a question then
your chance of getting it right is 0%.
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