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What if I fail the PMP Exam now and retake on or after June 30, 2009?

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What if I fail the PMP Exam now and retake on or after June 30, 2009?

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If a candidate fails the PMP Exam now (i.e. before June 29, 2009) and schedules the reexamination on or after June 30, 2009, he/she would have to take the “new” PMP Exam, which would be based on PMBOK Fourth Edition. So, it would be a double whammy. Not only would the person need to write the exam again, but would also have to prepare again based on a new course material. However, note that the Contact Hours, which were earned to qualify for the previous attempt, would still be valid for the “new” PMP Exam. For some strategies on dealing with this situation, check this page.