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from3 to6 months
It depends on person to person, but on an average2 months are enough if you put up a compressed schedule and use the right resources. It also helps if you do group study and solve as many practice exams as you can find. There are many tests available on the internet.
That depends on his/her background experience in the subject matter and the time which he/she can allocate to the study. I estimate between200 to250 study hours are required.
From3 to6 months , and he should to prepare a plan for his studing and select the good materials to accelerate his studying
No one can answer this question, only you can decide your level in project management.
I can see you have a good knowlege and good experince in project management so may you will not need long period to completed PMP.
Ideally, you should attend the5 day course (35 hours of contact session) and after that you should work backward to take exam in30 to45 days,2 hours each day. I mentioned backward because most of the aspirants attend the35 hour session and then they never get time to prepare... fill the application form, pay the fee and decide a date..I would like to stress on the fact that you should be looking towards building strong knowledge rather than just doing questions... Ofcourse, once you are confident about the subject, you can practice...
From 3 to 6 month as a full time study period. Also you need to us an up to date PMBOK and Rita Mulcahy book.
One of my old yearmates in Engineering college who used to lose papers in exam used to say," I will come out of college only after thorough with all aspects of engineering subjects, though I pass out one or two years latter".
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