Choose the stronger answer
Compare every option, then see the fact that makes the best action win.

PMP Exam Coach builds a study route from your diagnostic, exam date and weak tasks. Practice the decisions, review the reasoning and make your next session count.
For iPhone and Android. Screen previews use fictional sample data.
It connects practice with the reasoning you need next: why one answer fits, what the numbers show and which tradeoff matters.
Compare every option, then see the fact that makes the best action win.

Connect earned value, cost and planned work with the decision they support.

Work through priorities and constraints in the agile sprint simulator.

Actual app screens captured with fictional sample study data. Select a screen to inspect it in full.
Start with a short diagnostic, then follow a route built around your available time and the tasks that need attention. Make review part of the session.
Use your answers to identify where practice can help.
Practice the concept in a fresh scenario, then inspect each option.
Use review and timed work to see whether the idea holds under pressure.
This diagram is an example, not a prescribed schedule or a promise of passing.
Look at fresh mixed questions, your reasoning and your pace together. A single score does not prove you are ready.
Find the fact that makes one option stronger than another.
Separate learned reasoning from memory of a familiar question.
Timed mocks reveal review, concentration and section-management gaps.
Study estimates are internal app signals. They are not PMI results, an official passing score or a guarantee of passing.
Use the PMP readiness checklist ↗The study route is built for PMI’s current exam outline, with predictive, agile and hybrid decisions across all three content areas.
About 40% predictive; about 60% agile or hybrid. Exam weights are content proportions, not passing scores.
Read PMI’s current exam outline ↗Leadership, conflict and engagement.
Planning, delivery, risk and controls.
Benefits, governance and business context.
Fifteen guides with direct answers, original examples and reasoning checks. Start with your plan, or choose the decision you keep missing.
The PMP exam changed in July 2026 to place more weight on business outcomes and applied judgment.
02You’re eligible to take the PMP exam when your education, professional project-management experience and training meet a PMI eligibility route.
03A PMP study app doesn’t automatically count toward the 35 training hours.
04How long you should study for the PMP while working full time depends on your starting knowledge, available hours and performance on fresh questions.
05PMI does not publish a universal percentage you need to pass the PMP exam.
06You’re better placed to take the PMP exam when you can explain unfamiliar mixed questions, maintain pace through long timed work and cover the current outline without repeated gaps.
07Choose the best answer in a PMP situational question by identifying the project approach, the problem, what has already happened and the action the question asks for now.
08Predictive project management plans work against defined scope and approved baselines.
09When a stakeholder requests a change, the project manager should clarify the need, assess its effects and use the agreed decision process before committing the team.
10A project manager should handle team conflict by understanding its cause, listening to the people involved and helping them agree a workable response.
11A risk is an uncertain event or condition that could affect a project.
12For PMP earned-value questions, calculate CPI as EV ÷ AC, SPI as EV ÷ PV, CV as EV − AC and SV as EV − PV.
13For a PMP scheduling question, find the critical path by following the longest-duration dependency path through a simple project network.
14For PMP study, know Scrum’s three accountabilities and what each event is for.
15Approach PMP case studies by separating the shared facts from the decision each question asks you to make.
Practice with PMP Exam Coach on iPhone or Android. Choose weekly or annual access; the website guides are free.
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No. PMP Exam Coach is an independent study app from Cyber Phoenix LTD. PMP and PMI are marks of Project Management Institute, Inc. The app is not affiliated with or endorsed by PMI.
No. PMP Exam Coach supports study and practice but does not issue a qualifying 35-hour certificate. Read the training-hours guide before choosing a course.
No. The screenshots use fictional sample data to demonstrate the interface. Study estimates are not official exam results or a promise of passing.
No. Use PMI’s current requirements and outline as the authority for eligibility and exam scope. The app and free guides help you practice within that scope.
Choose one decision to understand, then test it on fresh work.