PMP Exam Prep 2026: 4 Mock Exams

Are you preparing for the PMP certification exam and want to practice with questions that actually feel like the real thing? This course gives you everything you need to pass the 2026 PMP exam in one place concise study notes built around the PMI Exam Content Outline and three complete 180-question mock exams designed to push you well beyond basic recall. Use this code to get the course for free: 5C5AED85A47AA5C8EA1AWhat you get:720 scenario-based practice questions across 4 full mock exams Every question puts you inside a real project situation and asks what a competent project manager would do.

No definitions. No trivia. Pure applied judgment exactly how PMI writes the real exam.

Three exams at three difficulty levels Mock Exam 1 covers the full range of PMP topics at exam-standard difficulty. Mock Exam 2 turns the pressure up with advanced formula questions, contract law edge cases, and ten "impossible-tier" scenarios that combine multiple domains into a single decision. Mock Exam 3 is fully aligned to the 2025–2026 ECO updates and covers the topics most candidates are not prepared for.

Every answer fully explained You don't just see what's correct you learn why every distractor is wrong. Each question includes a detailed overall explanation anchored to PMBOK 7, the Agile Practice Guide, and the PMI Exam Content Outline. Topics covered across all three exams include:Earned Value Management: SPI, CPI, TCPI, EAC three-method comparison, VAC, programme-level EVM across multiple workstreamsSchedule network analysis: critical path, float, crashing, fast-tracking, cost-slope optimisationContract types and procurement: FFP, CPIF, T&M with NTE caps, FP-EPA, CPFF audit rights, vendor claims resolutionAgile and hybrid delivery: sprint governance, Definition of Done, backlog management, PI planning, technical debt, spikes, rolling wave planningProduct Owner vs Project Manager role clarity: who owns scope, acceptance, sprint changes, and compliance decisionsRisk management: EMV, Monte Carlo concepts, qualitative and quantitative analysis, secondary risks, risk response optimisationStakeholder and people leadership: psychological safety, servant leadership, cultural intelligence, conflict resolution, distributed teamsBusiness environment: benefits realization, ESG and sustainability compliance, AI ethics and bias governance, data sovereignty laws, digital transformation strategy, business case reassessment mid-projectEthics: PMI Code of Ethics scenarios involving falsified reports, conflicts of interest, facilitation payments, and whistleblower situationsWho this course is for: PMP candidates who have completed their study materials and are ready for serious exam practice.

Whether you are attempting the exam for the first time or retaking it after a near-miss, this course gives you the volume and quality of practice needed to build the PMI mindset and walk into the exam with confidence. Prerequisites: Basic familiarity with project management concepts and completion of the 35 contact hours required for PMP eligibility. This course is practice-focused, not a beginner introduction to project management.