What's the Difference between PMP & CAPM? PMP vs CAPM: PMI's two leading certifications.

The video tutorial explains the differences between CAPM and PMP project management certifications. CAPM is an entry-level certification requiring a secondary degree and 23 hours of training, while PMP is for experienced managers with specific educational and project leadership prerequisites. The video details the exam syllabi, which cover various project management methodologies and domains. It also discusses the need for ongoing professional development to maintain certifications.

What is the primary focus of the CAPM certification?

• Advanced project management skills

• Entry-level project management skills

• Business management skills

• Technical skills in IT projects

Which certification is considered more complex and suitable for experienced project managers?

• CAPM

• PMP

• Both are equally complex

• Neither, they are for beginners

What is a prerequisite for taking the CAPM exam?

• 60 months of leading projects

• 23 contact hours of project management training

• 36 months of project management experience

• A four-year degree

How many months of leading projects are required for PMP candidates with a high school diploma?

• 48 months

• 36 months

• 60 months

• 24 months

What is the purpose of the Exam Content Outline (ECO) for PMI exams?

• To provide a list of exam questions

• To outline the syllabus and domains covered

• To offer study tips and tricks

• To give a history of PMI certifications

Which domain accounts for the largest percentage of the PMP exam?

• People

• Process

• Business Environment

• Technical Skills

How many questions are on the CAPM exam?

• 180

• 100

• 120

• 150

What is the minimum number of PDUs required to maintain a PMP certification?

• 60 PDUs

• 20 PDUs

• 35 PDUs

• 45 PDUs

Which category is NOT part of the PMI Talent Triangle?

• Technical Expertise

• Business Acumen

• Power Skills

• Ways of Working

How often does PMI update its syllabus?

• Every two years

• Every five years

• Every four years

• Every year