PMP Certification Training in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

PMI sometimes randomly audits applications as part of the PMP certification process. They do this to make sure that candidates genuinely meet the requirements to get their PMP certification. 

If your application gets chosen for an audit, PMI will email you. Then within 90 days of getting that email, you'll need to send PMI back your audit form along with documents they ask for like: 

• Copies of your academic certificates (degree/diploma) 
• Signature from your manager/supervisor showing your experience
• Copies of your project management education/training certificate

The mode of submission is offline, so you will have to post the form with the documents to the address that you’ll find in the email. 

The PMI audit process is very strict. If you can't provide the documentation they need, then unfortunately you won't be allowed to take the PMP exam. And if anything doesn't match up between your documents and application, you'll be suspended from testing for at least a year. 

Knowingly providing false information will permanently get you banned from taking the PMP certification exam in the future. The PMP training course in Riyadh provided by KnowledgeHut aims to thoroughly prepare you for the audit through a step-by-step review of the process and any supplemental assistance that you might need. This is done to make sure that you are fully ready and confident to appear for the exam once your application gets approved.

The PMP exam in Riyadh is a closed-book test that's offered either in-person at a testing centre or online from your own computer. It's made up of 180 multiple choice questions covering people, processes, business environments, and more. You'll have around 4 hours to complete it. 

If you take the test online, you do get a 10 minute break halfway through. KnowledgeHut's PMP online course in Riyadh will get you ready to pass following the current exam format and content outline. Our lessons are updated to match the latest changes PMI makes so you're 100% prepared for the test day.

The PMP certification process involves several fixed costs - the exam application fee, the course fee, and the certificate renewal fee. The PMP exam fee in Riyadh has to be paid to PMI in US Dollars. The examination fee for non-PMI members is USD 555 and for the PMI members is USD 405. 

KnowledgeHut's PMP program in Riyadh does not cover the exam fee, it only covers the cost of the mandatory training needed before taking the exam. In case you have to retake the exam, you have to pay an extra fee, which is again, not covered in the course fee or the exam cost. The re-examination fee is USD 275 for PMI members and USD 375 for non-PMI members.

On completing the PMP certification training in Riyadh, you can take the PMP exam. To do this, you have to: 

• Visit the PMI website
• Click on ‘Review Application Status’ 
• Select the ‘Schedule My Exam’ option
• Once you are redirected to the Pearson VUE’s page, type the name of your PMP certification
• Select PMI and log in with your PMI ID
• Choose the online or offline option, and a date applicable from the list
• Review it, then click ‘Proceed to Check out’ and ‘Submit’

Please ensure that you meet all the PMP certification requirements in Riyadh before scheduling your exam after course completion.

The PMP exam score is determined by subject experts and is not revealed universally as a standard score for passing. However, general research suggests that a minimum of 70% increases the chance of passing the exam. While you get three chances, KnowledgeHut's PMP exam preparation in Riyadh helps you ace your exam on the very first attempt.

PMI allows you to retake your exam if you don't clear it in the first attempt. As per the latest PMI guidelines, you can take the exam three times within a year. However, you will have to pay a re-examination fee each time. In case you don't clear the PMP exam in the third attempt as well, you will have to wait for one year before applying again.

PMP certification training in Riyadh is a time-consuming process. The PMP certification process starts from registering and ends with you taking the exam. The application process takes a week or so and the audit process also takes time.

On average, it takes about 8-12 weeks to thoroughly prepare for the exam. Self-practice takes about 150 hours in general and there’s a 35-hour mandatory training program. Hence, if you are considering enrolling in a course, it may take a few months before you become a project management professional in Riyadh.

If you need to change your PMP exam date, just log into your PMI account online. As long as you do it at least a month before test day, you won't have to pay anything extra to reschedule. But if you wait between a month and 3 days out, they'll charge you around USD 70. Anything closer than that and you can only cancel - you won't get your money back.

It's best to check the dates carefully before signing up so you don't end up forfeiting your whole exam fee. PMI has all the specifics on their website for cancelling or rescheduling, so give that a look if you need the full lowdown on their policy.

Your PMP certification in Riyadh is good for 3 years once you earn it. After that, you'll need to renew the same by meeting the renewal requirements again and paying the fee they charge. Then, you can keep your certification updated for another 3 years by repeating that process. It just keeps your skills and experience validated for employers since project management is always evolving.

To keep your PMP in Riyadh valid, you need to regularly earn Professional Development Units, or PDUs for short. There's a system called CCR that helps PMPs track their PDUs over time from things like teaching, volunteering, or taking extra courses. You need 60 PDUs total focused on giving back to the community or getting more training. As long as you gain those PDUs, you can renew your certification and keep it active.

The CCR system makes renewing your PMP certification in Riyadh simple. You need to earn PDUs through professional development and volunteering - and you can log all of that directly in your CCR profile as you go. Once you hit the required 60 hours, renewal is just a few clicks away. All you have to do is pay the PMP renewal fee in Riyadh and your PMP status will get reactivated.

Once you complete your PMP exam, you'll be able to access and download your official certificate right from your PMI dashboard online. Just head over to the "Certification" section after passing the test. That's where the updated certificate with the new logo will appear.