The Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) certification is an entry-level credential offered by the Project Management Institute (PMI). It validates a foundational knowledge of project management principles and terminology. It’s ideal for those new to project management or those looking to solidify their understanding of the field.

Who Should Get the CAPM?

• Aspiring Project Managers: Those looking to kickstart their career in project management.

• Project Team Members: Individuals contributing to projects who want to enhance their project management knowledge.

• Students: Undergraduates or graduates studying business, engineering, or related fields.

Learning Objectives

The CAPM exam covers the following knowledge areas:

• Project Integration Management

• Project Scope Management

• Project Schedule Management

• Project Cost Management

• Project Quality Management

• Project Resource Management

• Project Communication Management

• Project Risk Management

• Project Procurement Management

• Project Stakeholder Management

• Project Environment

• Role of the Project Manager

Exam Format

• Multiple-choice questions

• 150 questions

• 3 hours duration

• Passing score: 3 correct answers for every 4 questions

Why Choose My Practice Questions?

1. Up-to-date with the Latest Exam Content: My practice questions align with the most recent PMI CAPM exam content, ensuring you’re prepared for the latest trends and topics.

2. Realistic Exam Simulation: I’ve carefully crafted questions to mimic the real exam environment, helping you build exam confidence and test-taking strategies.

3. Detailed Explanations: Every answer comes with a comprehensive explanation, enhancing your understanding of the concepts and reducing knowledge gaps.

By mastering the CAPM, you’ll gain a competitive edge in the project management job market and demonstrate your commitment to professional development.

Who this course is for:

• Aspiring Project Managers: Those looking to kickstart their career in project management
• Project Team Members: Individuals contributing to projects who want to enhance their project management knowledge.
• Students: Undergraduates or graduates studying business, engineering, or related fields.