By Vallabha Chebiyyam, RMP, PMP
I’ve been certified Project Management Professional (PMP) from PMI and hence wanted to advance my knowledge, understanding and application of Risk Management in a deeper way.
Hence, I decided to go with the Risk Management Professional (RMP), which is considered to be valuable in my field of work.
Why ManagementYogi’s RMP 30 Contact Hours
The RMP 30 contact hours program from Management Yogi gives you a practitioner-first approach and it’s an exam-true program. It blends PMI-RMP exam alignment with field-grade techniques.
With this contact hours course, I believe I received a clean path for not only my exam, but also subsequent application.
RMP 30 Contact Hours Course: Key Features
Management Yogi’s RMP 30 Contact Hours stands out for a practitioner-first structure with concise videos that move from concept to application to short practice. The course maintains a strong governance lens around thresholds, reserves, authority, and change control, and its exam-style scenarios reflect PMI wording and decision patterns.
The topics that helped me most were data quality assessment before qualitative analysis, response strategy trade-offs across threats and opportunities, and clear reserve policies with drawdown rules.
- Earned Value Management (EVM)
- Expected Monetary Value (EMV) Analysis
- Decision Tree Analysis (DTA)
- Sensitivity Analysis with Tornado Charts
- Various Probability Distributions
- Selecting appropriate distributions such as Triangular, BetaPERT, and Lognormal
- Correlation in Risk Management
- Monte Carlo Analysis and its interpretations with percentiles and drivers
In addition, it covers the areas of the PMBOK Guide, 7th edition and 6th edition with special emphasis on Risk Management. It covers:
- Agile Management considering risks
- Hybrid Management considering risks
- Various associated Risk Artifacts
- Risk Attitude Spectrum
Own Study for the RMP Exam
For practice, the combination of chapter-end questions for retention, full-length exams for pacing, and new items aligned to current standards, PMBOK 7 and 6, and agile and hybrid references were effective. Hence, I used and practiced them all.
While studying, I found the below ones most useful:
- Quantitative analysis with many techniques outlined above
- Plan and implement risk responses
- Practical tool snapshots that map insights into scheduling platforms like Primavera or Microsoft Project
These made my workplace adoption straightforward.
The formula sets are concise and usable for exam preparation and day-to-day work, and the revision tips throughout the course and checklists were genuinely helpful for my final reviews.
Contact Hours Assessment
The assessment for the 30 contact hours was fair, aligned to the content, and served as a clear consolidation of learning rather than a surprise test. Post the assessment, I received the completion certificate.
Final PMI-RMP Exam
After receiving the contact hours certificate, I went for RMP application fill-up and submitted the application. Post approval, I took the exam in Canada and successfully cleared the exam on 27th September, 2025.
Conclusion
I want to apply my learnings in my profession and field work.
Brief Profile: Vallabha Chebiyyam, RMP, PMP
Assistant Project Manager: I’m working as a management and leadership professional with an engineering background and is based out of Canada.
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