Along with fastest growing certifications worldwide (762,000+ holders), PMP examination is observed as one of the toughest to pass. Becoming proficient with the PMBOK guide is the most vital step in passing the PMP exam, wherein this guide manifests the foundation for the preparation. Unfortunately today, majority of aspirants sidestep the PMBOK guide and prefer other market versions, as they find the guide lengthy & boring to read. This in-turn debars candidates from clearing the PMP examination even after multiple attempts.

Mastering aspirants with the entire PMBOK guide along with the right combination of guidance & teaching methodologies is what SKILLOGIC Solutions Pvt. Ltd. is known for. With the vision to make learning easy & fun, the company breaks the PMBOK guide into smaller modules and imparts them through engaging training sessions inclusive of use cases & humor and conducts lots of role plays & case studies upon various concepts/topics. Thus, when candidates read the guide, they feel every concept is already taught during classroom training either in the form of role play or modules. “Out of 100 appearing students, nearly 70 percent clear exam in their first attempt and rest take another couple of months to clear the exam, whereas less than 5-10 percent people sit for second attempt,” professes Ashok, Lead Project Trainer, SKILLOGIC.

Distinct Preparation Approach

SKILLOGIC, a neoteric institute is known for its three phase PMP training program constituting of self preparation (Phase-1: 10

days), classroom training (Phase-2: four days), and revision & mock tests (Phase-3: 45-60 days). Besides providing pre-course material for self preparation, the firm conducts four days engaging & energetic classroom training (two consecutive weekends) that not just focuses on project management principles, but also imparts valuable life fundamentals, thus growing aspirants into strong personalities. Taking into account the importance of continuous studies after course completion, SKILLOGIC renders compulsory revision session every alternative week and full-length computer aided mock tests stimulating the actual PMP exam in its phase-3 that keeps aspirants on track while bridging the gap between their conceptual understanding and learning. This three-phase program enables many aspirants to clear exam in two months in first attempt only.

We own the entire process empowering aspirants to achieve PMP certification in a very interactive & fun way

Its unique batch formation (comprising 40 students) & division, cluster sitting arrangements and fully-equipped classrooms give student group feeling, and networking opportunity along with good learning experience. As a pioneer PMP training provider, SKILLOGIC also aids candidates to learn from videos, make their own notes and do assignments & tasks in groups. “We own the entire process, empowering aspirants to achieve PMP certification in a very interactive & fun way. They don’t have to bother about anything, but just need to follow the structure of the course to become a PMP certified professional,” avers Ashok.

Being a registered education partner, the firm sends its materials to PMP every three months for approval, whereas training samples are sent to PMI for approval. With presence in Bangalore and Chennai and students from world over, the institute not only updates its curriculum according to PMI standards, but also provides continuous training to its robust & experienced trainers on recent industry trends (examples & updated book of knowledge) in order to maintain global standards. Going the extra mile, SKILLOGIC comes-up with new use cases/examples for each concept on monthly basis and keeps upgrading itself (1.0 to 8.9 version). Well poised to achieve strategic business goals in near future, SKILLOGIC has innovative plans in pipeline, inclusive of adding all project management courses starting from PMP, Prince2, Prince2 Aglie, Scrum Master, Agile Certified space, ITIL to Six Sigma. Presently experiencing 30 percent revenue growth YoY, the company is aiming to enhance its operations across five major Indian cities.