Why PMI Won’t Say If You Passed Or Failed Your PMP Exam
Why PMI Won’t Say If You Passed Or Failed Your PMP Exam By Guest Blogger Cornelius Fichtner, PMP The PMP Exam is changing on August 31st 2011. If you are taking the exam on or after this date, then your 200 questions will be based on the new PMP Exam Content Outline. To learn more about the detailed changes to the exam, please read my article “ The PMP Exam Changes on 31 August 2011. What This Means For You ”. In addition to what you can find in that article, PMI recently announced the following: If you are taking the PMP Exam on or after 31 August 2011, then - for a limited time only - PMI will not immediately tell you if you have passed or failed your exam. Let me explain: If you take your PMP Exam today, then “pass” or “fail” will immediately be displayed on your screen and printed on your examination report. But because PMI is changing the exam, they require some time to validate the new structure. They also need to make sure that the percentage of people passing/failing the ...