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Project Management Professional (PMP) is a globally recognized certification offered by the Project Management Institute (PMI) for individuals who lead and direct projects. The credential is designed to validate demonstrated experience and knowledge in applying project management practices across industries, processes, and organizational settings.

Eligibility for the PMP requires meeting education and project management experience criteria. With a four-year degree,

The certification process involves documenting relevant experience and education and passing the PMP exam. The exam

Maintenance of the PMP credential requires ongoing professional development. Credential holders must earn 60 PDUs (professional

The PMP has become a widely adopted standard in project management, used across industries such as information

candidates
need
36
months
of
project
management
experience
and
35
hours
of
project
management
education.
Without
a
four-year
degree,
candidates
must
have
60
months
of
project
management
experience
and
35
hours
of
education.
All
applicants
must
commit
to
PMI’s
Code
of
Ethics
and
Professional
Conduct.
is
computer-based
and
typically
consists
of
180
questions
answered
in
about
230
minutes.
Questions
are
multiple
choice
and
other
formats,
covering
content
aligned
with
PMI’s
Examination
Content
Outline.
The
test
is
organized
around
three
domains:
People
(leading
and
managing
teams),
Process
(managing
project
scope,
schedule,
cost,
quality,
and
risk),
and
Business
Environment
(adapting
to
organizational
change
and
project
compliance).
development
units)
over
a
three-year
cycle
and
maintain
adherence
to
PMI
ethics
standards.
If
the
credential
lapses,
it
can
be
renewed
by
meeting
the
requirements
and
paying
relevant
fees
or
by
retaking
the
exam.
technology,
construction,
and
manufacturing.
It
is
frequently
associated
with
enhanced
career
opportunities
and
earning
potential,
though
it
requires
initial
investment
in
time
and
cost
and
ongoing
maintenance.
Related
PMI
certifications
include
CAPM,
PgMP,
and
PMI-ACP.