Description
The PMP exam is changing from 9 July, and the biggest shift is not about completely new topics—it is about changed focus, changed weightage, and changed question formats.
In this video, Saket Bansal explains what PMP aspirants should understand about the new 2026 Exam Content Outline, including:
* New domain weightage: People, Process, and Business Environment
* Why agile, Scrum, and Kanban need deeper preparation
* Why governance, risk, compliance, issue management, and change control will become more important
* Whether AI and sustainability are major PMP exam topics
* New PMP question formats such as case studies, data-based questions, graph-based questions, and image-based questions
* How to use diagnostic tests and customized roadmaps for faster preparation
* Why PMP preparation should now be more focused and performance-based
The key message is clear: the PMP exam is not becoming impossible, but superficial preparation will not be enough. You need stronger project management thinking, better agile understanding, and a preparation roadmap based on your current readiness.
Start with the Project Management Diagnosis Test and use your result to build a focused PMP preparation roadmap.
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Chapters:
00:00 PMP Exam Change from 9 July
01:38 New PMP Domain Weightage
04:20 Agile, Scrum, and Kanban Focus
06:49 AI, Sustainability, and New ECO Topics
09:14 Governance, Risk, Compliance, and Change Control
14:25 New PMP Exam Format and Case Study Questions
24:52 Customized PMP Roadmap and Diagnostic Test
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