Preparation for PMP Exam

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PMI-RMP is a globally recognised credential that helps an individual become a specialist in risk management.

Here are few things a PMI-RMP pursuant should know while preparing for the exam:

PMI-RMP Exam process: Before beginning the preparation for the examination it is important to understand the process developed by PMI specifically for this exam .

1. Five important domains: The PMI-RMP exam i focused on five key domains

  • Risk and Strategy Planning
  • Stakeholder Engagement
  • Risk Process Facilitation
  • Risk Monitoring and Reporting
  • Performing Specialised Risk Activities

Preparation for PMP Exam


2. Proportion of Question: PMI has created a clear outline of the exam by concentrating specific proportion of questions from each domain

3. Importance of PMI-RMP Preparation Course: PMI requires the candidate to have project risk management education of total 30 - hours (if you have bachelor's degree) or 40 hours (if you have a secondary degree)

4. Study Resources: The exam requires rigorous preparation and access to useful resources to pass it. The candidates need to have idea of real-world risk management situations since several questions are base on real world scenarios.

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