Fwd: Your PMP examination eligibility period has expired

[Renjith G]

Dear Sir,

I have undergone 35 Hrs Training and regitered for the PMP Exam with PMBOK 4

But Unfortunately I Did not attended the exam.

My Eligiblity is expired on Aug 11, 2012.

Pls Find the attached letter from PMI.

Now agian I want to attend the exam. 
For this what should I do...?

Again I need to attend the 35 Hr Training ..?

Weather I ned to pay the full amount for Examination..?

Expecting your earliest reply..

 

 

Regards,

Renjith.G

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From: Project Management Institute <DoNot...@pmi.org>
Date: Sat, Aug 11, 2012 at 6:52 PM
Subject: Your PMP examination eligibility period has expired
To: renjithka...@gmail.com

Dear Renjith Gopalakrishna Pillai,

Your one-year eligibility period to schedule and take the Project Management Professional (PMP)®Credential examination has expired. If you wish to pursue the PMPCredential, you must reapply and submit the full fee again.

If you recently took your exam, please disregard this message.

Please contact the Customer Care Centre in your region if you have questions or concerns.

Thank you,

PMI Customer Care

[PMGTI Poonam V]

Renjith,

Renjith,

1. You don't need to attend the 35 Hr training again, use can use
same certificate.

2. You need to pay PMI's PMP exam full fee.

3. You may be aware that by joining PMI as member, you can benefit
from (a) reduced PMP exam fee of $405 instead of $555, (b) can
download a soft copy of PMBOK guide (4th and 5th Ed), and (c) can
download a soft copy of many other PMI standards for future reference.

Hope this will be some assistance to you :-)




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Poonam Vishnoi, PM Training Coordinator @ PMGTI

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[Renjith G]

Dear Madam,

Thanks for your reply.

I am already a member of PMI.Membership is upto End of July 2013.

If I am trying to apply for PMP exam now,I need register fully...?

Wheather I need to undergo the audit process also..?

 

regards,

Renjith

On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 8:11 PM, Renjith G <renjithka...@gmail.com> wrote:

Dear Madam,

Thanks for your reply.

I am already a member of PMI.Membership is upto August End of 2013.

If I am trying to register the exam now,which Vesrion of PM bok is valid for me,PMBOK4 or 5..

Pls note my trainig is in PMBOK 4th Edition..

 

regards,

Renjith

[Renjith G]

Dear Madam,

Thanks for your reply.

I am already a member of PMI.Membership is upto August End of 2013.

If I am trying to register the exam now,which Vesrion of PM bok is valid for me,PMBOK4 or 5..

Pls note my trainig is in PMBOK 4th Edition..

 

regards,

Renjith

On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 6:31 PM, PMGTI Poonam V <poonam....@gmail.com> wrote:

[PMGTI Poonam V]

Renjith,

1. Your 35 hour training is valid forever, even if it is based on
PMBOK4. (Though someone mentioned 3 year validity, which is not
correct). Your 35 hour training and PMP exam content have no
connection. Your 35 hour training certificate fulfils the PMP exam
education eligibility requirement and certificate is valid for ever.

2. If you are taking the exam on or before 30th July 2013, you need
to base your preparation on PMBOK4 because PMP exam is based on PMBOK4
up to 30th July 2013. From 31st July 2013, exam will be based on
PMBOK5.


Now, coming to the question when should you take the exam? My opinion
is as follows -

Since you took 35 hour training based on PMBOK4, it will be much
easier for you to prepare for the exam based on PMBOK4 i.e. applying,
preparing and taking the exam on or before 30th July 2013.If you can
do that then it is the best for you.

You still have sufficient time to prepare for the exam if you prepare
with smart, effective & efficient strategy.

From PMBOK 4 to PMBOK 5 there are significant changes. You can
download a concise summary of changes from
http://www.linkedin.com/in/poonamvishnoi



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Poonam Vishnoi, PM & PMP® Training Coordinator @ PMGTI™


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