All that is important is how much have you learnt from mistakes you have done in these exams and how confident you are.

your average of all 4 exams is 71.4 %. Ideally 80% + is what you can try for thats the exam perfect score.( I scored 82.75 in pmstudy exam)and I cleared PMP 5 days back).

Make sure you know( for the questions which were wrong) the right answers and why the other 3 options were wrong.

Once you understand it.

Based on your confidence you can go ahead.

PRACTICE MAKE A MAN PERFECT.

-Vinay

After seeing your results I would recommend you take the answers you did not pass and review them. I don't know if you took the Boot Camp, self studied online, or just the mock exams. Either way you are doing great. You do need to be within 75% overall. It appears you are in that range. Memorize your process chart, review a bit more and when you are comfortable take the exam. You can email me at frances.t@pmstudy.com and I will be happy to work with you on any questions you may have.

As a PMstudy instructor, we say 75%+ is where you should be to pass the exam. I like to have students strive for 80% on the simulated exams. Take a look at your weak knowledge areas, and focus your studies there. Also, pay particular attention to Risk, Procurement and Quality knowledge areas. All the best for your exam!

Great question Prakavi. Experience with PMstudy test scores and readiness are a speciality so I'll be honest and concise. Note I can chat with you to discuss beyond this comment should you wish to do so. :0)

In terms of your readiness, I can only utilize your scores so please realize I'm providing I ROM here. :0)

Your scores are low (below 75%) which usually represents a level of knowledge of PMI's methodology and ability to skillfully read questions, to be below what is necessary to pass the PMP.

Good news as you're not far off. My best, quick advise is to understand your gaps and review those areas. Be sure you know ALL the formulas and why they make finding changes easy. Understand the purpose of planning. Why plan anyway? :0)

Just a bit more studying and bump those scores to above 80% and I believe you'll pass.

If you're interested in saving study time, I have a study plan video available for a small cost. It's full of sensible methods for study and review and for mentally and physically preparing you for the PMP exam.

Let me know if you have other questions,

Best wishes,
Scott
www.pmacceleratedlearning.com