pmzilla tough questions ::: when to use???

Submitted by faisaliiuc on Sun, 12/23/2012 - 16:01
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im preparing myself for PMP exam on 9 Jan. nowadays, im only solving problems. my score

pmpforsure 1 65%
pmpforsure 2 61%
pmpforsure 3 57%
scordo 11 68%
scordo 10 60%
scordo 16 62%
ESI 600 questions 65% 72% 88%
pmstudy 3 66%

do you think I should try pmzilla questions n when? I tried 30, score 60%.... huge complex :)
considering above, plz suggest me for preparation plan. I secure 8 hours daily in last 12 days. let's see.

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Mon, 12/24/2012 - 04:19

Yes, this is right time  for you to try PMZIlla questions. If you can score 60% in first try then you are good for real exam, even 55% is good score.

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faisaliiuc

Mon, 12/24/2012 - 13:28

got 52% in first 60 questions...
what's the remedy!!!!

mkar

Mon, 12/24/2012 - 13:44

 Hi faisaliiuc

I passed the exam on dec21st and I will write my LLs in a day or two. My experience was, my questions on the exam were no where in comparison with mock tests. I. Got max 10 math and they were so difficult and finally I guess  3 of them.
 
I could answer the questions probably by repeated readings of PMBOK and Rita, my concepts were clear.
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Tue, 12/25/2012 - 04:50

Go through the complete set and check your score. The only remedy is to repeat the same question set again, then take 75 Q , you should be scoring 60% in next 75 Questions.

Overall you will get a good feeling that you are now able to solve some tougher questions hence taking real exam may not seem very difficult.

bonnettja@msn.com

Mon, 12/24/2012 - 15:35

 I took the PMZilla test and at your point.   I also would look at the mock test scores and see why I didn't get in the 70s.  PMStudy shows you by chapters what your scores are, and then I would go back and read the PMBOK.  This increased my scores.   Go thru the flow diagrams in the book for how the ITTOs/processes flow.  Memorizing your weak points should get you thru.My PMP test had the VERY hard questions in the beginning, so be prepared for that.  

Good luck!

Amy