PMP® exam prep in simple English
Built for candidates whose first language is not English. You already understand project management. The hard part is the English of the exam question, and that is exactly what this teaches.
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Evaluate yourself: 10 exam-level PMP questions
Check your understanding and your level with ten real exam-level questions from PMCLEAR, across People, Process and Business Environment: predictive, agile, hybrid and one calculation. Pick your answer and see how PMCLEAR explains the logic of every option.
See how PMCLEAR works · 2 minutes
What you get
PMP practice questions with explanations
Situational, exam-style questions across People, Process and Business Environment, with timed 45, 90 and 180-question practice exams.
Start practicing →PMP lessons
A real story, a picture, a worked example, the traps and exam-style questions. Calculators for earned value, critical path and more.
See all lessons →Chapters
In 15 study areas, from charter and earned value to agile practices, governance and closing.
See all chapters →Abbreviations explained
CPI, WBS, CCB, PERT and more: hover or tap any abbreviation to see what it means.
See the A–Z list →Languages for translation
Open any explanation in your own language while the English stays on screen. Machine translation is a helper; the English rule is the source.
Choose your language →The difference: you learn the English of the question
Most PMP courses explain project management. PMCLEAR also explains how exam questions are written, so you stop translating word by word and start recognising what is being asked.
Question words
FIRST, NEXT, BEST, MOST LIKELY, EXCEPT. Each one tells you what kind of answer is wanted.
20 key verbs
Assess, facilitate, escalate, mitigate, validate, tailor: simple meanings with PMP examples.
Small words that decide the answer
“identified risk”, “charter will follow”, “two other sellers are bidding” and 20 more.
Every answer is explained the same way
- In simple English — the situation restated plainly.
- What is the question really asking? — the decision behind the words.
- Key words / trigger — highlighted inside the question itself.
- PMP logic — the principle being tested.
- Why the correct answer is correct, and why each other answer is wrong.
Plus: progress tracking, a coverage page showing what you have studied, a personal mistake list, cheat sheets, flashcards and read-aloud.
The PMP exam at a glance
180 questions in 240 minutes, with two 10-minute breaks. People 33%, Process 41%, Business Environment 26% (PMI Examination Content Outline, July 2026).
Free study guides
Short guides to the hardest PMP topics, in simple English, with practice questions and answers.
Earned value formulas
CPI, SPI, EAC, ETC and VAC explained simply.
Critical path and float
Plus crashing and fast tracking.
Risk responses
Escalate, avoid, transfer, mitigate, accept, plus the opportunity responses.
PMP question words
What FIRST, NEXT, BEST and EXCEPT ask for.
The new PMP exam (2026)
180 questions, 240 minutes, 33/41/26, case studies.
Business Environment (26%)
Value, governance, compliance and change.
The 4 EAC formulas
Which one to use, plus VAC and TCPI.
Reading case-study questions
A simple method for long scenarios.