nteresting comment readily admit it was one of the most difficult tests they had ever taken . I did my pmp exam several years ago, many of the question relate to general project management principles which require no knowledge of the PMBoK, but a good understanding of Project Management. To pass you do need to know you way around the PMBoK, but some people want to memorise the whole book. This is not the best approach. Much better to understand the philosophy and how to apply it. This makes the pmp much easier. It's not as hard as say an MBA.....

I think this is a very useful information about taking parallel project training and you have clearly mentioned about the requirements. So i am planning to stand by your requirements and then start working on.