About the author and this site
Who writes this
I am Angela Pedanyan, an Engineering Manager based in Yerevan, Armenia, with seven years in fintech, payments and platform engineering, most of it leading engineering teams of 20 to 30 people. I am preparing for the PMP exam under the July 2026 Exam Content Outline, and this site is the tool I built to do it. I will update this page with the result after my exam date.
You can find me on LinkedIn and GitHub.
What this site is
The PMP 2026 Study Console is a free, browser-based practice tool aligned to PMI's July 2026 PMP Examination Content Outline and the PMBOK Guide, 8th edition. It contains more than 330 original questions across all eight 2026 item formats, tags every question with its ECO task code and delivery approach, scores you per domain the way PMI reports proficiency, and runs a full 240-minute simulation with the case-study section first and breaks at the official points. Your progress stays in your own browser; there is no account, no tracking and nothing to install.
The guides on this site are written from the same sources the console is built on. Every number in them links to the PMI document it comes from, each page shows the date it was last updated, and the pages are regenerated from the same repository as the app, so the guides and the question bank cannot drift apart.
What this site is not
It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or licensed by the Project Management Institute. PMP, PMBOK and PMI are registered marks of the Project Management Institute, Inc. The question wording is original; no PMI text is reproduced. The guides describe the exam structure as PMI publishes it, but PMI changes its policies and you should confirm exam logistics, eligibility and fees on pmi.org before relying on them.
It is also not a course. It will tell you which of the 26 tasks you are weak on and give you questions to fix that, but it will not teach the underlying material from scratch.
How accuracy is kept
The question bank and the engine are covered by an automated test suite that runs before every deployment, including checks that every ECO task and every item type is represented and that the exam simulation draws questions in the official domain proportions. Content changes are reviewed against the ECO text before they ship. If you find an error, a question with a wrong rationale, or a claim on a guide page that disagrees with a PMI source, the fastest way to reach me is a message on LinkedIn.