PMI® posted the new PMP® Exam Content Outline (which is the equivalent of the exam syllabus for the PMP Exam) to be effective from 11 Jan 2016 online. It has included a few changes which will affect PMP Certification aspirants in their exam preparation if they plan to take the PMP Exam after 11 Jan 2016.

What have NOT been Changed?

The current edition of the PMBOK® Guide for the new PMP Exam is still the 5th edition meaning that most of the PMP exam reference books on the market will still be very useful. You will need to ready up on the areas of the change or take a refresher course focusing on those areas too.

There are still 5 domain groups for the PMP Exam:

Initiating the Project
Planning the Project
Executing the Project
Monitoring and Controlling the Project
Closing the Project
The Changes of the New PMP Exam

The most notable changes to the PMP Exam are the new tasks added to the 5 domain groups of the PMP Exam by putting more emphasis on stakeholders (including managing, engaging and communicating with the stakeholders). The total number of tasks increases from 34 to 42


click Here To Read About The New Tasks
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