Latest Changes in PMP Exam

Your Continuity is Ours

Do you know that PMP exam is changed from 31st Aug 2011?
Every five to seven years, the Project Management Institute (PMI) performs a Role Delineation Study to determine authority ("the role"), responsibilities & duties of PMs today. The findings are then used to update the Project Management Professional (PMP) Exam. This is to ensure that PMI always gives the latest and updated exam resources for the PMP aspirants. In this way, PMI completed their latest study at the end of 2010. The findings will lead to an update in the PMP Exam on 31 August 2011. Let`s look at what this means to u.

THE CHANGES
Now, lets take a look at what is going to change for the PMP exam.

Professional & Social Responsibility Will Be Integrated: In the current exam format Professional and Social Responsibility is tested as a separate domain. The Role Delineation Study showed that Professional and Social Responsibility is integrated into all of the work of project management and cannot be seen as separate. The Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct should therefore be viewed and tested as an integrated part of a project manager`s day-to-day work, be it on dealing with project scope, project time, quality etc. For the new exam, students will have to understand the effects of Professional and Social Responsibility on their daily tasks. Exam questions will ask about ethical considerations during procurement, mix social responsibility with team management and test your application of professional responsibility in a written status report. So the Professional & Social responsibility is really mixed with the day-to-day activities of a Project manager instead of listing it out as a separate domain/entity. The Exam Changed on 31 August 2011.The new exam pattern will be rolled out on 31 August 2011 onwards No exceptions.

THE NO CHANGES
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This suggests that the way the passing score is determined will
remain the same. The Eligibility Requirements Are Not Changed The education and experience eligibility requirements for the PMP Exam will remain the same. Please read the eligibility section of the PMP Credential Handbook for the details. Contact US Elate IT Pvt Ltd. C-39C, 22nd Commercial Street, Phase II Ext. DHA Karachi - 75500 Pakistan Phone: 021-35313712-4 Direct: 021-35318234 Fax: 021-35313716 E-mail: info@elateit.com URL: www.elateit.com

First, lets take a look at what is NOT changing for Aug 31, 2011 The PMBOK Guide Is Not Changed This is very important. There is NO change to the PMBOK Guide. The PMP Exam is currently based on the PMBOK Guide 4th Edition. The 5th edition is scheduled for publication at the end of 2012. This means that the PMP Exam will continue to be largely based on the 4th edition until sometime in 2013. Therefore, everyone preparing for the PMP Exam can continue to do so using the PMBOK Guide 4th edition until 2013. The Exam Format Is Not Changed Another good news. The PMP Exam will continue to be a computer-based exam, and you have four hours to answer and the 200 multiple-choice questions is also not changing. The Score Report is Not Changed PMI stated "At this time, PMI does not anticipate any changes will be made to the PMP score report.