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Pass your PMP® exam with confidence

The 2026 PMP exam, governed by PMI's Exam Content Outline effective July 9 2026, has 180 questions (170 scored plus 10 unscored pretest) and a 240-minute testing window with two optional 10-minute breaks. Questions are split roughly half predictive and half agile and hybrid, across three domains: People (33%), Process (41%), and Business Environment (26%). Examova's more than 650 practice questions are mapped to all three 2026 domains, with timed exam simulations, study notes, and readiness tracking built for working project managers.

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650+
Practice Questions
3
Modules
PMBOK 8th Edition (2026)
Syllabus
Proficiency
based scoring (no fixed percentage)

Exam Domain Weights

People
33%
Process
41%
Business Environment
26%

What's covered

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Tools to help you prepare

Structured Study Pages

Focused lessons with key terms, definitions, and common traps, organised by module and topic.

Question Bank

Practice questions with answer feedback and explanations where available.

Exam Simulator

Timed practice sessions configured around the published exam structure for this certification.

ReadyScore

Readiness scoring based on accuracy, topic coverage, study completion, and flashcard mastery.

Simple Pricing

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$0

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  • 5 practice questions per day
  • Study page previews
  • Correct answer shown
  • Basic progress (streak)
  • Demo exam (5 questions)
  • Flashcards & spaced repetition
  • Essay practice with model answers
  • Study planner
  • Bookmarks
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Per certification

  • Unlimited practice questions
  • Full study pages with exam traps
  • Detailed explanations + why wrong
  • Full analytics + ReadyScore
  • Unlimited exam simulator
  • Flashcards & spaced repetition
  • Essay practice with model answers
  • Study planner
  • Bookmarks

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions are on the 2026 PMP exam?

The 2026 PMP exam has 180 questions — 170 scored and 10 unscored pretest items — with a 240-minute testing window and two optional 10-minute breaks. Examova's exam simulator uses the same question count and timing.

What are the PMP domain weights for 2026?

The 2026 Examination Content Outline weights the three domains as: People 33%, Process 41%, and Business Environment 26%. Business Environment was 8% in the previous outline, so it has grown significantly and deserves dedicated study time.

Does PMI publish a fixed PMP passing score?

No. PMI does not publish a numeric passing percentage. PMP results are reported using proficiency levels, not a pass mark. Any figure you see cited online — including the widely-repeated 61% — is unofficial. Examova does not present a target percentage as PMI's pass mark.

Is PMP preparation based only on the PMBOK Guide 8th Edition?

The PMP exam is governed by the 2026 Examination Content Outline, not by any single book. PMBOK Guide 8th Edition and PMI's Agile Practice Guide are important supporting references, but the outline is the actual blueprint. Examova's questions are mapped to the 2026 outline's domains and tasks.

How hard is the PMP exam?

Most candidates find the PMP genuinely challenging — it tests how you think and decide as a project manager, not what you memorise. The agile and hybrid content, which makes up roughly half the exam, catches many experienced PMs off guard if they have mainly worked in predictive environments.

How long should I study for the PMP?

Study time depends heavily on your experience. Most candidates prepare over several months of focused study, and those who already lead agile or hybrid projects usually need less time on that portion than managers with mainly predictive experience. Consistent practice under timed conditions matters more than any fixed hour count.

What are the PMP eligibility requirements?

PMI requires either a four-year degree with 36 months of project leadership experience, or a secondary diploma with 60 months of project leadership experience. Both paths also require 35 hours of project management education or training. Meeting these requirements is the application threshold, not a guarantee of exam success.

Is the PMP worth it in 2026?

For project managers who want an internationally recognised credential and a clear path to senior roles, it remains one of the highest-signal certifications available. The updated 2026 exam reflects current practice — agile leadership, stakeholder management, and organisational awareness — rather than the older process-heavy format. Whether it is worth the cost and study time depends on your specific career goals.

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