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🧮How to Solve Numerical Questions in the PMP Exam
Earned value, CPM, PERT — the 'math' questions that scare people are the easiest points on the exam once you see the pattern.
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Every PMP aspirant hits the same wall: the numerical questions. Earned Value Management, critical path, PERT, cost variance, EAC — a wall of formulas that looks harder than it is.
In this session a mentor shows you the handful of formulas that actually appear, the shortcuts to remember them, and a repeatable way to read a numerical question so you pick the right formula in seconds. We solve real exam-style items live, on screen, step by step.
What you'll walk away with
- The only ~10 formulas you truly need — and how to never mix them up
- Earned Value (PV, EV, AC, CV, SV, CPI, SPI, EAC, ETC, TCPI) made intuitive
- Critical path & float without the guesswork
- PERT and 3-point estimates in under a minute
- How to spot which formula a question is really asking for
What we'll cover
- 1The formula mapWhat's actually tested — and what you can safely ignore.
- 2Earned Value, decodedOne diagram that makes every EVM formula obvious.
- 3Critical path & floatsForward/backward pass done fast and correctly.
- 4Live problem-solvingWe solve real exam-style questions together.
- 5Q&A + cheat sheetAsk anything; leave with a one-page reference.
Who should attend
- PMP aspirants who freeze on calculation questions
- Anyone retaking the exam after a 'Below Target' on cost/schedule
- Engineers who want the intuition, not just the formula sheet
- Self-studiers who want a mentor to de-mystify EVM once and for all
⭐ Aspirants routinely go from dreading these questions to treating them as free marks.
Questions, answered
Do I need to be good at math?
No. If you can add, subtract, multiply and divide, you can score these. It's about pattern, not maths.
Will I get the formulas to keep?
Yes — we share a one-page cheat sheet you can use in your prep.
Which exam is this for?
The PMP exam, but the earned-value intuition helps for CAPM and PMI-ACP too.