PMI certification
Project Management Professional (PMP) Mock Test Platform
PMI launched a new PMP exam on 9 July 2026, with case-study and graphic-based items and a reweighted outline. Institutes with older question banks need to rebuild their mocks.
Version note
The July 2026 outline replaced the 2021 one (People 42%, Process 50%, Business Environment 8%). Candidates need 35 hours of project-management training, and from 1 December 2026 live hours count only from PMI-authorised or accredited providers.
The exam at a glance
- Questions
- 180 (170 scored, 10 unscored pretest)
- Duration
- 240 minutes
- Question formats
- Case and scenario, graphic-based, multiple choice and multiple response; matching, point-and-click and pull-down items on computer-based delivery
- Delivery
- Pearson VUE test centre or online proctored (paper-based in mainland China)
Official content domains
| Domain | Weight |
|---|---|
| People | 33% |
| Process | 41% |
| Business Environment | 26% |
Checked against the official exam page on 13 October 2026. Vendors update exams; confirm before booking.
How institutes prepare candidates for Project Management Professional (PMP)
Mirror the real exam
Set 240 minutes, the question count and the domain mix above, so candidates practise at exam pace.
Your own questions
Write questions or generate them from your notes in the Question Lab, then review before they reach candidates.
Weak-domain analytics
See which of the 3 domains each candidate loses marks in, and assign targeted practice.
Recall until exam day
Spaced recall and flashcards keep definitions and limits fresh between mocks.
Limit: Point-and-click and graphic-based items are approximated with matching and multiple-choice questions, not reproduced exactly.
Project Management Professional (PMP) mock tests: questions
- Can we run Project Management Professional (PMP) mock tests on Sikgen AI?
- Yes. Institutes set up timed mocks that mirror the exam: 240 minutes, 180 (170 scored, 10 unscored pretest) questions, and the official domain weights, using their own question material or questions generated from their notes.
- Do you provide real exam questions?
- No. Mocks are built from your own material. Using leaked exam content breaks the vendor's exam agreement and can cost candidates their certification.
- Is every question format simulated?
- Point-and-click and graphic-based items are approximated with matching and multiple-choice questions, not reproduced exactly.