Yes, PMI Study Hall is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
🤔 The PMI Study Hall app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
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This really helped me prep to pass the exam. I used it when I didn’t have time for a practice exam, plus I took the practice exams on the app a couple of times. The questions in this study guide were closer to the actual exam question than anything else I used.
I don’t know if people are frustrated with only the app but you will NOT regret getting study hall to air in your PMP prep
Requires a log in every time I open the app. No option to save login details. Only able to reset individual tests, not individual practice question categories. A LOT of expert level questions are either straight up wrong, misaligned with the pmbok/agile mindset, and/or references some obscure research paper that distracts from the key concepts. I really don’t think they add much value when it comes to preparing students for the test.
This app is unusable on iOS. I can’t believe that this is the final product that was delivered to the users! What a joke, especially coming from PMI.
Do better, PMI. Please.
When using the question of the day the app will not load. It gives the option to hit a button to force it to load and still doesn't. I offer my time to give feedback to developers, if needed. I am paying for this experience and can’t use it.
App will not function when I try to login. I wish I didn’t purchase the study hall subscription, since I cannot get the app to use.
Can’t even login to it. This app is broken.
First, this is based on PMBOK 6 so it's not current. Further, the questions are referencing books, articles, and blogs not in PMBOK or any of the standards guides. Example, if you *happen* to read the O'Reilly book or follow a particular person on LinkedIn, you might stand a chance at getting those questions right. Questions were poorly written, contained way too many typos, and the "correct" answers were often incorrect (e.g. how do you triangulate 3 numbers and come up with a figure lower than all three of those?). The lessons and "real world examples" add clutter to the learning experience without adding value. What a waste of money. Do NOT recommend.
Helpful: App flashcards Not helpful: directions to stop automatic renewal didn’t work for me. Once I passed the test I had to contact them via chat support to stop the renewal before it went through. Also can’t turn off the question of the day feature through the unsubscribe link. Account user interface doesn’t match directions. This is true whether it’s the phone app or computer version.
