Why should you plan to attend your PMP exam before 12 Jan, 2016?

• Existing study material becomes obsolete– All the PMP material you will find on the internet

are all catering to current version of PMBOK and current syllabus.

• How does the new exam look like?– PMI is changing the syllabus in “Examination

content outline” document, not in PMBOK.– So, there is no sure-fire way to figure out the

changes to actual exam itself.

What does RDS (Role Delineation Study) do?

• RDS is conducted at regular intervals, and is conducted by an independent agency called Professional Examination Services.

• PMI wants to update the PMP syllabus to reflect the real project management scenario in the world.

• PMI wants to assess what is most relevant to practice as the Project Management profession evolves over time.

What are the overall PMP exam changes?

• 8 new tasks are added• Initiating domain – THREE new tasks added – task

2, 7, & 8• Planning domain – ONE new task added – task 13• Executing domain – TWO new task added – task 6

& 7• Monitoring & Controlling domain – TWO new tasks

added – task 6 & 7• Closing domain – NO new tasks added

Initiating a ProjectKnowledge & Skills

Planning a Project Knowledge & Skills

Executing a Project Knowledge & Skills

Monitoring & Controlling a Project Knowledge & Skills

Closing a ProjectKnowledge & Skills

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Date to remember

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