u/Wise-Difference881

Hey everyone,

I just finished all 5 mock exams today. After mock 3 I was feeling pretty confident, but mocks 4 and 5 definitely brought me back down to earth 😅. I kind of expected that though since I knew the difficulty would increase.

One thing I’ve noticed is that some of the difficult/expert-level questions ask you to identify specific tools, models, or techniques based on a scenario. That’s where I struggled a bit. I’ve been focusing more on understanding the mindset and concepts rather than memorizing every tool or framework.

Also, some of those harder questions didn’t seem to fully follow the standard PMP mindset and felt more like real-world judgment calls, which threw me off a bit.

For those who’ve recently taken the exam, do questions like these actually show up on the real exam? Overall, do you think I’m on the right track, or should I adjust anything in these last 6 days before my exam?

My plan right now is to:

Review all mock questions (especially wrong ones)
Focus on mindset
Go through Third Rock notes

Would appreciate any last-week advice 🙏

I have 10 days until my PMP exam and could use some advice on how to best use the remaining time.

My current scores:

∙	Practice questions: 68%

∙	Mini mock: 72%

∙	Full mock #1 (yesterday): 80%

I have Study Hall Plus and 4 full mocks remaining.

My constraint: I’m a working professional with only 1–2 hours available on weekdays. I have one more weekend where I plan to take 2 mocks.

The dilemma: I can either take all 4 remaining mocks but won’t have time to review them thoroughly, or take 2 mocks and do deep reviews of every answer.

From what I’ve read in this sub, thorough review matters more than volume. But I’d love to hear your opinion. What would you prioritize in my position?

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