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Pocketprep is all you need. It’s worth the paid version and just cram.
Absolute facts, It was brutal that’s for sure!
I took a Udemy class for my CAPM and pretty much memorized all the ITTOs and processes in the PMBOK, so that helped immensely. I only studied three weeks for my PMP, but I attribute the quick studying due to way over prepping for my CAPM
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Rita's book
Apart from the concepts covered in training, I only practiced the mocks on the Andrew Ramdayal Exam Simulator
I used a Udemy course that I bought for $20. There are a few of them out there. Pick the one that matches your learning style the best and use that one. Then I advise taking 3 practice exams, each time seeing what questions you got wrong and studying the heck out of those subjects that you find you are weak on. I did buy the PMBOK for studying and referenced it a few times.
Good luck!
Do practice test after practice test after practice test. I also used the Rita’s book but it doesn’t have everything you’ll need to be prepared, but it sets a good foundation
Briandump sheet should be memorized