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A

25% to 50%

B

20% to 40%

C

10% to 20%

D

5% to 10%

A

Start → A → B → D → E

B

Start → A → B → F → E

C

Start → A → C → E

D

Start → A → B → D → F → E

A

Transformational leadership

B

Directive leadership

C

Laissez-faire leadership

D

Servant leadership

A

Stakeholders with the highest level of power and interest.

B

Stakeholders with the lowest level of power and interest.

C

Stakeholders with the highest level of power and the lowest level interest.

D

Stakeholders with the highest level of interest and involvement.

A

Focus solely on delivering the project's specific deliverables.

B

Communicate with stakeholders to understand the vision and purpose of the project.

C

Complete the project as per the defined scope and requirements.

D

Complete the project as per the defined scope.

A

Analyzing the change

B

Reviewing the change

C

Approving the change

D

Discussing the change

A

To refine and prioritize the backlog.

B

To discuss and evaluate procurement needs.

C

To review and decide on changes.

D

To showcase the work completed during the iteration.

A

Bidder conference.

B

Daily standup.

C

Backlog refinement.

D

Kickoff.

A

Only at the beginning of the project during the planning phase.

B

Only when the risks become apparent or unavoidable.

C

Proactively throughout the project's duration.

D

Only at the end of the project during the closing phase.

A

Based on business value.

B

Based on date of submission.

C

Based on alphabetical order of the items.

D

Based on complexity of implementation.

A

Analogous estimating

B

Parametric estimating

C

Single-point estimating

D

Story point estimating

A

Establish Relationships and Dependencies.

B

Determine Traceability and Monitoring Approach.

C

Select and Approve Requirements.

D

Manage Changes to Requirements and Other Product Information.

A

Proactive risk mitigation.

B

Goldplating.

C

Approved scope alteration.

D

Contingency planning.

A

To showcase the work done in the last iteration.

B

To set expectations and establish a shared understanding at the start of a project or phase.

C

To review and decide on proposed changes.

D

To discuss and prioritize the backlog.

A

$20,000

B

$10,000

C

- $10,000

D

Cannot be determined from the given information.

A

Gantt chart

B

Feature chart

C

Kanban chart

D

Burndown chart

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about the 2026 CAPM® Exam

The CAPM is moderately challenging because it covers a broad scope. To pass in 2026, you must understand not just the PMBOK® Guide (7th Ed), but also the Agile Practice Guide and key Business Analysis frameworks. However, our Leading CAPM Exam Simulator is designed to bridge this gap—providing realistic practice across all these resources to ensure you pass on your first try.
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Yes. You can take the CAPM exam online from your home or office via OnVUE online proctoring, or you can take it in person at a Pearson VUE test center.
The CAPM exam consists of 150 questions. You have 3 hours (180 minutes) to complete the exam. 15 of these questions are "pre-test" questions that do not count towards your score.
Yes. It demonstrates your commitment to the profession and understanding of global project management terminology. It helps entry-level candidates stand out to employers and often leads to salary increases.