Pass PMP 2026 | Complete PMBOK 8, 40 PDUs, 2 Practice Exams

About this course

Still Studying Process Groups? That Exam Is Gone.The 2026 PMP exam is a complete reset. The PMBOK Guide – Eighth Edition has retired the familiar 10 Knowledge Areas and introduced a principle-based, value-driven framework with 7 Performance Domains. If your study materials still show you 49 processes in the old structure, you're preparing for an exam that no longer exists.This course bridges the gap between what you know and what the 2026 exam actually tests.What Changes in 2026?The new PMP Certification Exam Content Outline (ECO) shifts focus to three weighted domains: People (33%), Process (41%), and Business Environment (26%). Approximately 60% of questions now cover Agile and Hybrid approaches. For the first time, the exam includes case-study sections with scenario-based questions, graphic interpretation items, and tests your ability to apply AI and sustainability considerations to project decisions.What You'll MasterThis course decodes the PMBOK 8 and the 2026 ECO so you can answer situational questions with confidence:→ The 3 Exam Domains & 26 Tasks: Learn what PMI actually tests—from "Develop a common vision" to "Evaluate external business environment changes"—and how to recognize each task in exam scenarios.→ The 6 Principles in Practice: The exam tests judgment, not memorization. You'll internalize principles like "Adopt a Holistic View," "Focus on Value," and "Be an Accountable Leader" so you instinctively select the right answers.→ The 7 Performance Domains: Master Governance, Scope, Schedule, Finance, Stakeholders, Resources, and Risk—the new organizing structure that replaces the 10 Knowledge Areas.→ The 5 Focus Areas: Understand how Initiating, Planning, Executing, Monitoring and Controlling, and Closing have been reimagined as flexible Focus Areas rather than rigid sequential phases.→ AI, Su

Course objectives

• Bridge the knowledge gap caused by changes to the PMBOK Guide
• Prepare for the new agile and hybrid content in the exam
• Internalize principles to apply in exam scenarios