The following are some of the frequently asked questions about the PMP certification exam: What are the basic eligibility requirements to be met for PMP certification? A: The application for PMP certification needs to meet the basic qualification requirements of PMI (Project Management Institute), including project management-related work experience, educational background, training, etc. For details, please refer to the official website of PMI. For details, please refer to the qualification requirements on PMI official website. How to prepare for the PMP certification exam? A: It is recommended to use the PMBOK (Project Management Body of Knowledge) guide to study and attend training courses and practice tests, etc. to improve your preparation level. Also, refer to other books and online resources to help review.How difficult is the PMP certification exam? What is the passing rate? A: The PMP certification exam is difficult and covers a wide range of topics, requiring considerable time and effort to prepare for the exam. According to the data released by PMI, the global average pass rate for PMP certification in 2019 is 60.6%.What are the exam subjects in the PMP certification exam? A: The PMP certification exam consists of five exam subjects, which are Project Management Framework, Project Integration Management, Project Scope Management, Project Schedule Management and Project Cost Management. Among them, the project management framework accounted for 15%, the remaining four subjects accounted for 25%.PMP certification exam need to pay attention to what matters? A: You need to pay extra attention to applying for the exam, choosing the test center, complying with the rules of the exam, paying attention to the exam strategy and so on. Specifically, you can refer to the relevant examination guide and the examination requirements on the official website of PMI. We hope that the answers to the above frequently asked questions can help you, and if you have any other questions, you can further consult the PMP certification related organizations or professionals.