By Prasad Ramamurthy Kadambi, PMP, CHAMP
This course has a dedicated PMBOK7 Management Lesson with 30 videos to exactly bridge that gap – between a processes-based approach and a principle-based approach.
This inspired me to take-up this course in March, 2026.
PMP 35 Contact Hours Online: Unique Selling Point
This course is a classroom-quality PMP prep experience delivered online. It’s fully aligned with the latest 2025 exam changes across PMBOK 7th and 6th editions as well as Process Group Practice Guide (PG2), and Agile. It is complete and latest aligned coverage when I went for this course in March of this year.
It prepares you for all modern PMP question types multi-response, drag-and-drop, hotspot, and fill-in-the-blank. If you are planning for the PMP exam, there is no surprises on exam day.
As a prior certified PMP, I came to know a number of things on not only the PMBOK7 and PG2 content, but also the latest PMP exam changes.
PMP 35 Contact Hours Online: Review of Key Features
The followings are brief highlights of this course as I’ve gone through it for months.
- A brand-new, standalone lesson on PMBOK7 Management has been added to the course in one of 18 total lessons ensuring focused, in-depth coverage of the 7th edition rather than treating it as an afterthought.
- The course includes 30 videos specifically on PMBOK7, walking you through its principle-based structure in the same simple, highly interactive style as the rest of the course.
- Beyond theory, it includes dedicated PMBOK7 practice questions within its 450+ lesson-end questions and broader 1,600+ question bank, reinforcing principle-based concepts through application.
- The update includes both PMBOK7-Agile and dedicated Agile content, reflecting the 7th edition's stronger emphasis on adaptive and hybrid ways of working.
End Course Assessment
To get the course completion certificate, I had to take an end course assessment with hundred questions to be taken in two hours. The exam was online. Post completion of the exam, the score was displayed instantaneously.
Below is my score which tested by knowledge, understanding, and application of the latest inclusions in project management, including principles, domains and Agile.
Post the assessment, I received the completion certificate from Satya.
Conclusion: Taught by a Human, Not a Machine
Unlike many automated MOOCs, there's no machine-reading or robotic narration.
As Satya puts it: “A machine can never explain a PMP preparatory course, which is of high complexity. A machine reading course teaches you little to nothing."
Every lesson of this course carries a real instructor's insight and coaching. All doubts that arise during the learning process will be very promptly clarified by Satya.
It is said that we need to have an aim in front of us and a guru behind to achieve, Satya isn't just an instructor, he's a true guide and guru, blending deep mastery, mentorship, and a genuine commitment to every learner's success.
Brief Profile:
Name: Prasad Ramamurthy Kadambi, PMP, CHAMP
Current role: Project/Program Manager, HP Inc.
Experience: Two decades of driving results at HP Inc. from Senior Quality Analyst and Asset Management to leading complex operations with a PMP-backed, outcome focused mindset.
