Frequently Asked Questions

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.

The content of the PMP exam is divided into 26 tasks in PMI's Examination Content Outline (ECO). There is a separate 15-question test for each task.

A full-length practice exam tells you where you stand; a topic test is how you close the gap. If an exam showed you struggling with risk management questions, you go straight to that task's test rather than sitting another 180-question exam.

The full list of tasks is on the ECO 2026 page.

When you register, the following open up without any card details:

• A 10-question sample PMP test — the same interface you will meet on exam day: highlight, strikethrough, calculator and digital scratch pad
• One expert guide
• One reference card
• One audio summary

The point is to let you see the style of the questions and the depth of the explanations before you buy anything. The trial account stays open.

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.

Your subscription also opens 22 expert guides, 33 reference cards, 19 audio summaries and flashcards.

The guides explain topics with chapter- and page-level references to PMBOK® 8. The reference cards collect formulas and process flows onto single pages. The audio summaries are for revision away from a screen — on the commute, at the gym, on a break.

Alongside these, the Wrong Answer Analysis and Overall Analysis screens break your exam performance down by ECO domain.

The Turkish set is 1.699 TL, the English set is 49 USD. Both give 180 days of access.

The dollar price is not a conversion of the lira price — it is a separate list price, set independently. Which currency you see depends on the language of the interface you are using: lira in Turkish, dollars in English. The amount on screen is always the amount you pay.

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.

Yes, each set is sold separately and each has its own end date. If you buy both, you will see two separate dates on your account page.

The questions are not translations of one another; each language was written separately.

The moment your payment is approved. There is no physical delivery; the set is activated on your account immediately and you can start as soon as you open the dashboard.

The details are on the Delivery and Returns page.

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.

No. Payment is handled by iyzico; your card details never reach our servers at any point, nor are they stored by us.

What we do store is set out on the Privacy Policy page.

The questions were written against the 2026 PMP® Examination Content Outline (ECO), and the explanations give page-level references to PMBOK® 8.

What changed in 2026, and all 26 tasks, are covered on the ECO 2026 page.

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.

Every question explains not just why the correct option is correct but why each wrong option is wrong, with page-level references to PMBOK® 8.

The reason is this: in PMP questions most of the options look plausible, and being torn between two of them is normal. That is exactly where the learning happens — once you understand why it is B and not A, you can handle the next question of that shape.

To see how deep the explanations go before buying anything, take the sample test in the free trial.