Frequently asked questions

ExamAce is a bilingual (Arabic and English) PMP exam-prep platform with 2,300+ PMI-style questions updated to the 2026 Exam Content Outline, plus enabler-level diagnostics, a review center, and exam simulation.

The plans differ only in subscription length: one month, three months, or one year. Every plan gives you the same full content.

Full access to the question bank (2,300+), the 'your weak points' diagnostic report, the review center, and exam simulation, across every 2026 question format.

Yes. There are two separate courses, Arabic and English, and each language is a separate subscription so you choose your study language.

More than 2,300 questions covering every format: single and multiple choice, matching, drag-and-drop, hotspot, fill-in-the-blank, and case studies.

Yes, grounded in the PMBOK Guide 8th Edition and the 2026 ECO, including the new case-study and graphic question formats.

Yes. Most are real-world situations asking what you would do first or best, in PMI's style, not rote definitions.

After exam simulation, you get a report that pinpoints your weakness at the single-enabler level (one of 138 enablers in the ECO), not just the broad domain.

Most platforms tell you 'you are weak in the Process domain' — a domain that holds dozens of enablers. We identify the exact enabler, such as 'weak in Risk Assessment 3.5.2', so you know precisely where to focus.

Knowing you are weak in 'Process' does not guide you — the domain is broad. Knowing the exact enabler saves time and focuses your study on your real gap instead of guessing.

Yes. The review center shows unanswered, flagged, and incorrectly answered questions, and the report tracks your performance per enabler.

Yes — view the sample diagnostic report (PDF) to see exactly how we pinpoint your weakness at the enabler level before you subscribe.

Yes — 15 free questions on the website's demo page, and 60 free questions through our Telegram bot.

Try 15 questions right on the demo page, or 60 questions via our Telegram bot: @Examacenetbot.

A free bot that gives you 60 exam-style PMP questions with an explanation for each answer, so you can try our approach before subscribing. Link: t.me/Examacenetbot.

Payment is handled through Teachable and includes credit and debit cards, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and the Afterpay and Klarna installment options.

Yes. All payments are processed through the secure, dedicated Teachable platform. ExamAce does not store your card details.

Yes, Afterpay and Klarna are available through Teachable depending on your country and the provider's terms.

Choose the plan that suits you on the subscription page, complete payment, and full access opens immediately.

PMI is launching an updated exam starting 9 July 2026, with new focus areas including artificial intelligence, sustainability, and value delivery. Official details from PMI.

On 9 July 2026. Candidates testing before 8 July use the current outline; after that, the updated outline applies.

180 questions, of which 10 are unscored pretest items (170 count), completed over 240 minutes.

The weights of the three domains (People, Process, Business Environment) change, most notably a rise in Business Environment. See the breakdown on the PMP exam map page.

Single and multiple choice, matching, hotspot, and fill-in-the-blank, plus case-study sets in the updated outline.

Practice questions updated for 2026 across all the new formats, including case studies and graphics — which is what ExamAce provides.

The exam fee differs for PMI members (lower) and non-members (higher), plus a mandatory 35 hours of training. For the current exact figure, see the official PMI page.

Project leadership experience and 35 hours of formal project management training (or the CAPM certification). Official details are on the PMI website.

It is considered fairly hard; the first-attempt pass rate is estimated around 40 to 45%, and most questions are real-world situations under time pressure. Practicing applied questions and simulations improves your odds.

Estimated around 40 to 45% on the first attempt. PMI does not publish a fixed passing score; scoring is based on proficiency level in each domain.

Experts recommend 1,000 to 1,500 practice questions to reach readiness — and the ExamAce bank offers more than 2,300.

According to PMI's salary survey across 21 countries, PMP holders earn about 33% more on average than non-holders, with wider career opportunities worldwide.

Apply on the PMI website; once approved, pay the fee and schedule your appointment through Pearson VUE, either in person or online.

CAPM is PMI's entry-level credential and does not require project leadership experience, so it suits beginners. PMP is for experienced professionals and carries higher career value and salary. Many start with CAPM, then move to PMP.

PMP (from PMI) is knowledge- and performance-based, recognized worldwide and strongest in the Americas, Asia, and multinationals, covering predictive, agile, and hybrid. PRINCE2 (from PeopleCert) is a governance-, stage-, and documentation-based methodology, strongest in the UK, Europe, and the public sector. Many professionals hold both.

PMP is for managing a single project. PgMP (Program Management Professional from PMI) is for managing several related projects within a program; it is more senior and strategic and requires more experience. Most earn the PMP first.

Three years, after which you renew by earning 60 professional development units (PDUs) and paying a renewal fee.

By earning 60 PDUs during the three-year cycle through courses, webinars, volunteering, and self-directed learning, then paying the renewal fee to PMI.

A Professional Development Unit; roughly one hour of approved learning or professional activity. You need 60 of them every three years to keep your certification.

According to PMI's salary survey across 21 countries, PMP holders earn about 33% more on average than non-holders, varying by country, sector, and experience.

Both are available: online with remote proctoring from home, or in person at a Pearson VUE test center. You choose when you book your appointment.

Usually 8 to 12 weeks of serious study alongside work, depending on your background and consistency.

Yes, PMI requires project leadership experience (the number of months depends on your education) plus 35 hours of training. Official details are on the PMI website.