2026 PMP Exam Practice Mock Test Simulator (PMBOK & Agile)

Gear up for the upcoming 2026 PMP Exam Prep with our comprehensive mock simulator. Featuring 700 meticulously crafted questions aligning with new exam format, our simulator mirrors real exam's situational focus (70-80%). Here are two sample questions for you to consider:An agile organization has two project teams, Team 1 and Team 2, working on different projects. Team-1 planned to complete 30 story points in an iteration, but only completed 25 story points. The value of completed features to date for Team 2 is $2.2M but the the actual costs to date for Team-2 is $2.8MWhat is the SPI of Team-1 and CPI of Team-2?A. SPI of Team-1 is 0.79 and CPI of Team-2 is 0.83B. The team-2 is working at only 83% of the rate planned and team-1 result is only 79 cents on the dollar compared to planC. The team-1 is working at only 83% of the rate planned and team-2 result is only 79 cents on the dollar compared to planD. SPI and CPI only used in predictive project management and cannot be used in agileSolution: C. The team-1 is working at only 83% of the rate planned and team-2 result is only 79 cents on the dollar compared to planExplanation: Traditional EVM metrics like schedule performance index (SPI) and cost performance index (CPI) can be easily translated into agile terms. For example, if the team planned to complete 30 story points in an iteration, but only completed 25 then the SPI is 25/30 or 0.83 (the team is working at only 83% of the rate planned). Likewise, CPI is the earned value (completed features value) to date divided by the actual costs to date or, as shown in Figure 5-6, $2.2M / $2.8M = 0.79. This means a result of only 79 cents on the dollar compared to plan (but of course this assumes that the prediction is s