PMI Study Hall

I cannot log in to the app using my google account. I contacted the PMI support. They say that the app is unusable and I should use laptop and pc to access the Study Hall!!!!

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.