Second Edition based on PMBOK Guide v. 5 Let's see if you're really ready for PMP There's no better way to find out than to sit through a 4-hour mock PMP test. Many of the students who attend my PMP Prep classes do very well in the first hour of a mock test, but the full four hours of grilling will steel you for the exam's battle of nerves as well as assess your understanding of PMP concepts. I've organized this book to provide you with 20 hours of testing experience, gauging your understanding of PMBOK concepts and assessing your preparedness. All efforts have been made to make these tests reflect the real PMP exam. The questions in these tests will challenge even the advanced learners with a strong background in project management. The tests are set up in increasing order of difficulty: 1.Level I - Very Difficult. This is just the start and if you don't pass do not proceed I would recommend revising the concepts again. 2.Level II - Intense. If you barely pass this, I would recommend revising a bit more before attempting the next round 3.Level III - Hard. This is where a large number of application questions will challenge you. Getting above 70% here is a good indication that you are ready 4.Level IV - Marathon. Basic concepts are history at this stage; let's see if you can apply those concepts to situations at a new level of difficulty. 5.Level V - Are you nuts? If you can ace this, I'm confident that you can ace PMP Best of luck for your PMP exam