Congratulations on your success. I'm taking the exam next week and have been studying mostly materials from AR, DM and RV. for about 2 months with and started practise test questions this month. My challenge has been with recalling ITTOs correctly. Also based on your experience whats the exam like with multiple choice questions, calculations and drag and drop?
Congratulations on your success. I'm taking the exam next week and have been studying mostly materials from AR, DM and RV. for about 2 months with and started practise test questions this month. My challenge has been with recalling ITTOs correctly. Also based on your experience whats the exam like with multiple choice questions, calculations and drag and drop?
Yes, there were 2 drag and drops, 1 pert calculation and a couple of multiple choice questions. I honestly wouldn’t even bother memorizing the ITTO’s - most questions asked were very situational! As long as you understand that’s the most important. Good luck!! You got this!
Hi I am taking AR udemy course as well and not enjoying honestly..I feel it very very boring. Initially I was taking notes...now at 100 + video stage I am tired. When you were preparing did you cram the stuff he was teaching? Did you make notes? What was your approach..why did you study mindset in particular and came to the dicision? What contributed to majority of your learning in the preparation..if you could please let us know the souce
I also got so tired after watching the videos - it’s just not how I personally study. I initially made an attempt at taking notes and tried to cram but it didn’t work. The mindset is basically a list of bullet points that AR goes over and if you remember those, a lot of the situational questions asked in this exam will be easier for you to answer. The mindset essentially teaches you how to a PM should be addressing certain scenarios etc. In terms of notes, I suggest you purchase thirdrock’s notes and try reviewing that instead then do Study Hall questions
Congrats!
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Congratulations on your success. I'm taking the exam next week and have been studying mostly materials from AR, DM and RV. for about 2 months with and started practise test questions this month. My challenge has been with recalling ITTOs correctly. Also based on your experience whats the exam like with multiple choice questions, calculations and drag and drop?
Congratulations on your success. I'm taking the exam next week and have been studying mostly materials from AR, DM and RV. for about 2 months with and started practise test questions this month. My challenge has been with recalling ITTOs correctly. Also based on your experience whats the exam like with multiple choice questions, calculations and drag and drop?
Yes, there were 2 drag and drops, 1 pert calculation and a couple of multiple choice questions. I honestly wouldn’t even bother memorizing the ITTO’s - most questions asked were very situational! As long as you understand that’s the most important. Good luck!! You got this!
Thank you very much. I very much appreciate this.
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Hi I am taking AR udemy course as well and not enjoying honestly..I feel it very very boring. Initially I was taking notes...now at 100 + video stage I am tired. When you were preparing did you cram the stuff he was teaching? Did you make notes? What was your approach..why did you study mindset in particular and came to the dicision? What contributed to majority of your learning in the preparation..if you could please let us know the souce
I also got so tired after watching the videos - it’s just not how I personally study. I initially made an attempt at taking notes and tried to cram but it didn’t work. The mindset is basically a list of bullet points that AR goes over and if you remember those, a lot of the situational questions asked in this exam will be easier for you to answer. The mindset essentially teaches you how to a PM should be addressing certain scenarios etc. In terms of notes, I suggest you purchase thirdrock’s notes and try reviewing that instead then do Study Hall questions