The document provides an overview of preparing for the Project Management Professional (PMP) certification exam. It discusses exam requirements, the application and scheduling process, study strategies using Rita Mulcahy's book, and an overview of exam question types. Key topics covered on the exam include scope, time, cost, quality, human resource, communication, risk, and procurement management. Effective study involves reading chapters multiple times with exercises and using a cheat sheet for revision.

1. Introduction to PMP Exam and PMI Framework PMBOK 3 rd Edition By Uzma Tauseef, PMP

3. Clarity in Mind Its very possible to pass on the first attempt!! Don’t Worry How should I start my preparation? Its Boring 

5. Examination Fee

6. Overview of Exam Questions Once you pass the exam, your score is irrelevant.

14. Sample Work Breakdown Structure

15. Time Management The Project Time Management Knowledge Area includes the processes required to accomplish timely completion of the project

21. Cost Management The Project Cost Management Knowledge Area includes the processes required to accomplish timely completion of the project within budget.

26. Quality Management The Project Quality Management Knowledge Area includes the processes required to determine and execute quality policies, objectives and responsibilities

31. Human Resource Management The Project Human Resource Management Knowledge Area includes the processes required to organize and manage the project team.

40. Communications Management The Communication Management Knowledge Area includes the processes required to ensure timely and appropriate information distribution among the project stakeholders.

44. Risk Management The Risk Management Knowledge Area includes the processes required to increase the probability of positive events and decrease the probability of events adverse to the project.

49. Procurement Management The Procurement Management Knowledge Area includes the processes required to purchase and acquire the Services, products from outside the project team.