Pearl Qualified Professional | Estidama | 6 Practice Tests

About this course

Pearl Building Rating System - Pearl Qualified Professional "PQP" practice exams consist of multiple-choice questions. The students will be able to assess their knowledge and ability to finish the exam with the required score practicing 240 Questions in a 6 simulation exams to be completed in 1 hour each. The simulation exams are applicable for Pearl Building Rating System Version 1.0. and will give you a life-time access to the tests. Estidama provides sustainability and green building initiative and created Pearl rating system. After passing the final exam and satisfying all the documents, you will become PQP-PBRS in Abu Dhabi - Emirates (UAE).The practice questions were prepared by a USGBC approved instructor "USGBC Faculty - Karim elnabawy.Each simulation exam will allow the students to focus on the credit sections they are studying while providing explanation on correct and incorrect answers. Our simulation exams are designed to make you pass the exam from the first attempt.Benefits of our simulation exams:You will assess your knowledge prior to the final PQP exam.You will get access to 240 questions in 6 simulated exams.Understand the reasoning behind each question and answer and the related knowledge area to be able to restudy or revise.Our simulation exams are considered part of your studies as it will cover the whole Pearl Building Rating system V1.0.You will become familiar with Green Building and sustainability terminologies.You will likely pass the exam from your first attempt.You can directly contact the course provider for any question that requires more clarification, and he will reply as soon as he can.How our simulation exams were designed:Each section contains a predefined number of questions prepared with reference to the number of points allocated to thi

Course objectives

• pass the final PQP exam on the first attempt
• gain access to practical exam simulations
• prepare through a structured learning path focused on credit sections of the Pearl system