PMP® Exam Practice Tests:PMBOK® 8 & Agile Simulator
5 Full-Length Exams – 180 Questions per Set – Scenario-Based Situational Questions Based on the New 2026 ECO. An interface similar to the real Pearson VUE exam screen, with 180 days of access.

5
Full-length exams
180
Questions / set
900
Unique practice exam questions
96%+
Scenario-based situational questions
390
Additional topic test questions
The PMP® exam changed in July 2026
Are you ready to approach the new Project Management Professional (PMP)® Exam with confidence? As of July 2026, PMI® introduced a major update to the exam: a decisive shift away from memory-based, definition-recall questions toward scenario-based, situational-judgment problems — 96%+ of the questions in this simulator follow that format.
To pass this new exam, you need to master the structural updates of the PMBOK® Guide Eighth Edition, the core tenets of Agile/Hybrid life cycles, AI adoption, and global sustainability practices. Most question banks on the market are outdated — this simulator was built specifically around the New PMP Examination Content Outline (ECO) 2026 and the PMBOK® 8 standard.
We wrote up all 26 tasks of the 2026 ECO one by one: what each task asks for, where it maps in PMBOK® 8, and how it shows up in the exam. The ECO 2026 task guide →

More than an exam simulator — a complete prep workspace
Why it's right — and why the others aren't
Every attempt shows more than a score: why the correct option is correct, and why each of the other options was ruled out. Explanations are written with section- and page-level references to the PMBOK® 8 Guide and tied to the 2026 ECO tasks — learning you can trace back to the source, not memorize.
Sharpen your strategy with expert guides
In-depth, tactic-focused guides backed by PMBOK® 8 references — from EVM formulas to Agile/Hybrid scenarios, AI ethics to exam traps, covering exactly what shows up on exam day.
Recall at a glance with Reference Cards
One-page visual summaries of formulas, process flows, and exam tactics — built for fast review in the final days before your exam.
Flashcard for instant refreshers
An interactive flashcard that lets you review critical concepts in seconds — a pocket-sized review tool, always ready.
Wrong Answer Analysis pinpoints your gaps
Breaks down every wrong answer across all your attempts by domain (People/Process/Business Environment) and question format (situational/calculation/definition/ethics), shows exactly where you're losing points, and recommends which Reference Card to review next — a personalized, data-driven prep compass.
Listen on the go: Audio SummariesNEW
In the car, at the gym, on a break — review the key topics from the guides by ear, no screen required. Keep your prep moving even when your eyes can't.
What's inside the simulator
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5 full-length practice exams
180 questions each, 900 unique questions total, reflecting the new exam's scenario-heavy, situational-judgment style. Every question within each exam is unique — no recycled or reworded repeats.
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A separate topic test for each of the 26 ECO tasks
Fifteen focused questions for every one of the 26 tasks across the three 2026 ECO domains — 390 questions in total. Entirely separate from the practice exams, with no overlap between them. No timer and no sections; you can reveal the answer whenever you want, and each test ends with a list of exactly which pages to study for the questions you missed.
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A Pearson VUE-like Exam Experience
Highlight and strikethrough tools, a pop-up calculator, a digital scratch pad, a table-based question navigator, and a pre-submit item review screen — an experience similar to the interface you'll actually face on exam day.
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ECO 2026 domain coverage
Process (~43%), People (~30%), Business Environment (~27%) — closely tracking the ECO's published weighting (Process 41%, People 33%, Business Environment 26%).
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Strong Agile & Hybrid presence
Over half of all questions engage Agile or Hybrid concepts — Scrum, Kanban, Scrum of Scrums, SAFe, DSDM, and PMI's Disciplined Agile® hybrid life-cycle model, all mapped to PMBOK® 8, Section 4.
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New 2026 topics embedded
Dedicated questions on AI adoption strategies (Automation, Assistance, Augmentation) and responsible AI use, plus sustainability and ESG integration scenarios grounded in PMBOK® 8, Appendix X3 and Section 3.7.
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No copy-paste explanations
Every question includes a plain-English breakdown of why the correct choice is right and why each other option is wrong, cross-referenced with specific PMBOK® 8 section and page numbers.
What you'll learn
Master the new PMP® exam format (2026)
Work through 900 scenario-based situational judgment questions across 5 full-length practice exams, aligned with the July 2026 exam launch.
Decode PMBOK® Guide 8th Edition
Understand the structural shift to the 5 Focus Areas and 7 Project Performance Domains.
Navigate complex Agile & Hybrid environments
Learn to tailor predictive and adaptive life cycles, including how to apply PMI's Disciplined Agile® hybrid-level model to real project constraints.
Handle AI & sustainability scenarios
Confidently answer questions on responsible AI adoption models and ESG/sustainability integration.
Eliminate exam trap choices
Build the critical-thinking skills to systematically rule out tricky distractor options.
Learn from exhaustive explanations
Get a page-by-page PMBOK® 8 reference for every correct and incorrect answer.
Target audience
- Project Managers, Team Leads, Scrum Masters, Product Owners, and Engineers preparing for the PMP® Exam under the new 2026 guidelines.
- PMP® candidates who want to test their readiness against the PMBOK® Guide Eighth Edition and Agile Practice Guide frameworks.
- Professionals looking for a rigorously aligned situational exam simulator to pass the PMP® exam on their first attempt.
- Experienced project leaders transitioning from traditional predictive/waterfall environments into hybrid delivery models.
Requirements
- A basic understanding of core project management concepts.
- Familiarity with the PMP® Exam structure (completion of the 35 contact hours of formal training is recommended but not mandatory).
- Access to the PMBOK® Guide (Eighth Edition) and the Agile Practice Guide is recommended for mapping references.
- A strong commitment to reviewing incorrect answers through the detailed explanations provided.
Pricing
Turkish Set
49USD
180 days of access
- 5 full-length practice exams — 900 unique questions
- A topic test for each of the 26 ECO tasks — 390 more questions
- Every question explained, right and wrong options alike, with PMBOK® 8 page references
- Guides, reference cards, flashcard and audio summaries
- Wrong Answer Analysis and Overall Analysis
- An interface similar to the Pearson VUE exam screen
English Set
49USD
180 days of access
- 5 full-length practice exams — 900 unique questions
- A topic test for each of the 26 ECO tasks — 390 more questions
- Every question explained, right and wrong options alike, with PMBOK® 8 page references
- Guides, reference cards, flashcard and audio summaries
- Wrong Answer Analysis and Overall Analysis
- An interface similar to the Pearson VUE exam screen
Each set is sold separately. Payment is handled by iyzico.
Frequently asked questions
How many questions are there? Are the 390 included in the 900?
There are two separate pools:
- 900 questions — 5 full-length practice exams, 180 questions each.
- 390 questions — a separate topic test for each of the 26 ECO tasks, 15 questions each.
The topic test questions are not drawn from the practice exams; they were written separately. Not a single question repeats between the two pools.
If you want the arithmetic, it comes to 1,290. But it is more useful not to treat that as one number, because the two do different jobs: the practice exams rehearse exam day from end to end, the topic tests let you focus on a single subject and close a gap.
What is the difference between the Udemy course and this package?
The honest answer: all of the practice exam questions are on Udemy too. The 900 questions across 5 sets are the same in both places.
The difference is not the questions but the study apparatus around them. Only here:
- Topic tests for the 26 ECO tasks — 390 additional questions
- Wrong Answer Analysis and Overall Analysis — a breakdown of which ECO domain you are weak in
- 22 expert guides, 33 reference cards, 19 audio summaries and flashcards
- An interface similar to the Pearson VUE exam screen, and the real pacing of the exam: 180 questions, three sections, optional breaks between them
If you only want to work through questions, Udemy may be enough. If you want to rehearse exam day and study against your own weak spots, that is the difference.
Does the subscription renew automatically?
No. It is a one-time payment for 180 days of access; your card is never charged a second time and there is nothing to cancel. When the period ends, access stops.
If you buy again before it expires, the new 180 days are added on top of your existing end date, so you lose nothing.
Can I get a refund?
What you buy is digital and becomes available the moment your payment is approved. Under article 15/1-ğ of the Turkish Distance Contracts Regulation, the right of withdrawal cannot be exercised for services performed instantly in an electronic environment, and that applies to this product.
If something exceptional has happened — a technical fault that left you unable to access the content at all — write to bilgi@pmsim.net. Your request will be assessed, and any refund approved is made using the original payment method.
The full text is on the Delivery and Returns and Distance Sales Agreement pages. This is exactly why we suggest using the free trial before you buy.
If I work through these, will I see familiar questions on the exam?
Our honest answer: no — and do not trust any source that promises otherwise.
PMI's item bank is confidential; everyone who sits the exam signs an undertaking not to disclose the questions. No preparation provider has access to the real ones. If a source tells you "our questions appear verbatim on the exam", what it is selling is stolen content, and being caught using it can cost you your certification.
Our claim is a different one. What the PMP really asks is "what does a project manager do in this situation". The gain is not recognising the question but recognising the decision: the question you meet on exam day will not be the same one, but the way you think through it will be familiar.