PMI-SP: PMI Scheduling Professional (PMI-SP)
Practise schedule strategy, planning and development, monitoring and controlling, closeout and stakeholder communication.
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Before you buy: Independent original selected-response revision, not official PMI questions or a full exam simulation. Every question is single-answer multiple choice, the only item type PMI publishes for this exam. It supplies no exam voucher and none of the project scheduling education contact hours PMI requires for eligibility.
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Official Exam Details
| Duration | 210 minutes |
| Questions | 170 questions: 150 scored and 20 unscored pretest questions, randomly distributed. |
| Passing Score | PMI does not publish a single fixed passing percentage; results are reported as proficiency levels by domain. See PMI for its current scoring information. |
| Exam Cost | See PMI for current pricing, membership options, taxes and regional booking details. The practice-bank price is not the official exam fee. |
| Testing Provider | Project Management Institute (PMI) |
| Validity | Maintain the credential through PMI's Continuing Certification Requirements: 30 PDUs in each 3-year cycle. |
| Prerequisites | PMI offers three eligibility routes and does not mandate an accredited training provider: contact hours in project scheduling education may come from a range of providers, and PMI states that it accepts hours spent in training for Microsoft Project and for other scheduling tools. The routes are a secondary diploma with project scheduling experience and 40 contact hours; a bachelor's degree or global equivalent with 24 months of experience and 30 contact hours; or a degree from a GAC-accredited programme with 12 months of experience and 30 contact hours. PMI's own sources differ on two details: its certification page and its downloadable handbook give different experience requirements for the secondary-diploma route, and the handbook's eligibility table and the note beneath it give different contact-hour figures for the GAC route. Check PMI's current eligibility rules before applying; this practice bank does not provide qualifying contact hours. |
| Question Types | Single-answer multiple choice |
Domain Breakdown
| Domain | Questions |
|---|---|
| Schedule Strategy | 35 |
| Schedule Planning and Development | 77 |
| Schedule Monitoring and Controlling | 88 |
| Schedule Closeout | 15 |
| Stakeholder Communications Management | 35 |
Aligned to PMI's published five-domain Examination Content Outline for the PMI Scheduling Professional: Schedule Strategy 14%, Schedule Planning and Development 31%, Schedule Monitoring and Controlling 35%, Schedule Closeout 6% and Stakeholder Communications Management 14%. Our 250-question allocation is 35/77/88/15/35, which holds every domain within 0.2 points of its official weight. Domain 4 is deliberately left at 15 questions rather than being padded to a larger minimum, because padding it would misrepresent a 6% domain as roughly 10% and would take questions away from the two domains that are two thirds of the real exam. Note the vintage: the outline's body carries a 2012 copyright with a later cover reprint, making this PMI's least refreshed active blueprint, and the outline states that its role delineation panel was not bound by the Practice Standard for Scheduling or the PMBOK Guide. This bank therefore tests scheduling practice in edition-neutral language rather than assuming any particular PMBOK edition's vocabulary. Scheduling also appears inside the CAPM and PMP exams, but those treat it as one knowledge area among many; this bank works from the scheduler's seat, asking what happens to the schedule model rather than what the project manager decides next. These are original selected-response questions, not a reproduction of every official item format.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the passing score for the PMI Scheduling Professional (PMI-SP) exam?
The passing score for PMI Scheduling Professional (PMI-SP) (PMI-SP) is PMI does not publish a single fixed passing percentage; results are reported as proficiency levels by domain. See PMI for its current scoring information.. This bank is revision material and is not marked against that pass mark.
How long is the PMI Scheduling Professional (PMI-SP) exam?
The official PMI Scheduling Professional (PMI-SP) exam is 210 minutes long. This bank is untimed revision material, so it does not reproduce that time pressure — use your accredited training for exam-condition practice.
How much does the PMI Scheduling Professional (PMI-SP) exam cost?
The PMI Scheduling Professional (PMI-SP) certification exam costs See PMI for current pricing, membership options, taxes and regional booking details. The practice-bank price is not the official exam fee.. You can prepare with our 250-question practice exam for just $9 (1 year access) — a fraction of the real exam fee.
How many questions are on the PMI Scheduling Professional (PMI-SP) exam?
The official PMI Scheduling Professional (PMI-SP) exam has 170 questions: 150 scored and 20 unscored pretest questions, randomly distributed. questions. Our practice bank includes 250 exam-style questions with detailed explanations covering all 5 domains.
What are the prerequisites for PMI Scheduling Professional (PMI-SP)?
Prerequisites for PMI Scheduling Professional (PMI-SP): PMI offers three eligibility routes and does not mandate an accredited training provider: contact hours in project scheduling education may come from a range of providers, and PMI states that it accepts hours spent in training for Microsoft Project and for other scheduling tools. The routes are a secondary diploma with project scheduling experience and 40 contact hours; a bachelor's degree or global equivalent with 24 months of experience and 30 contact hours; or a degree from a GAC-accredited programme with 12 months of experience and 30 contact hours. PMI's own sources differ on two details: its certification page and its downloadable handbook give different experience requirements for the secondary-diploma route, and the handbook's eligibility table and the note beneath it give different contact-hour figures for the GAC route. Check PMI's current eligibility rules before applying; this practice bank does not provide qualifying contact hours.. Our explanations are detailed, but this is revision material that assumes you are already taking the training the exam requires.
How long is the PMI Scheduling Professional (PMI-SP) certification valid?
The PMI Scheduling Professional (PMI-SP) certification is valid for: Maintain the credential through PMI's Continuing Certification Requirements: 30 PDUs in each 3-year cycle.. Plan your recertification early and use our practice exams to stay sharp.
Is the PMI Scheduling Professional (PMI-SP) practice exam worth it?
Read this first — Independent original selected-response revision, not official PMI questions or a full exam simulation. Every question is single-answer multiple choice, the only item type PMI publishes for this exam. It supplies no exam voucher and none of the project scheduling education contact hours PMI requires for eligibility. With that in mind, our 250-question bank includes two study modes (Study, and Flashcards with spaced repetition), detailed explanations for every answer, adaptive question selection, and progress tracking across all 5 domains. 20 practice questions are free with no account needed. Full access is $9 for 1 year.
How do I prepare for the PMI Scheduling Professional (PMI-SP) certification?
Start with Study Mode for instant feedback and concept learning. This bank is untimed revision material rather than a simulation of the real exam — use your accredited training for exam-condition practice. Use Flashcards with spaced repetition to retain key facts long-term. Track your readiness score across all domains. That score reflects this bank only, not your chance of passing.