PMP Practice Exam is run by Stefan Greeff. It is one person and one question bank, not a training company — which is the reason the questions get the attention they do.
A bank of 2,141 scenario-based PMP practice questions, plus 164 articles measuring how the questions themselves are built. Everything is graded on the server, so answer keys never reach the browser. Twenty questions are free.
The PMP exam changed on 9 July 2026: it now follows PMBOK 8 and the July 2026 Exam Content Outline, which moved the domain weightings to People 33%, Process 41% and Business Environment 26% and renamed a good deal of the vocabulary. Every question was re-reviewed against that standard rather than relabelled.
Each question was reviewed against PMBOK 8 by two independent passes. The first solved it blind — without seeing the recorded answer — so a wrong key shows up as a disagreement instead of being read past. The second reviewed the full record, including the explanation and every distractor.
Where the two disagreed, the question went to an adjudication step whose brief was to refute the claim, not confirm it. Every fix was then re-solved blind by someone who had not seen the finding, which is how two defects introduced by the repairs themselves were caught.
Explanations are held to one standard: rule out every wrong option, rather than restate why the right one is right. On exam day the distractors are the difficulty.
Corrections are welcome and get fixed — if you think a keyed answer is wrong, say which question and why: support@pmp-exam-test.com.