Cleared PSPO I on first attempt!

Hi Davender Singh,

Congratulations for completing these 2 exams almost continuously.

I am currently preparing for PSM 1. I am in the stage of trying MOCK exams. And I wish to finish the PSPO 1 certification immediately after I complete my PSM 1.

So share your preparation plan and materials you referred for both PSM 1 and PSPO 1.

If possible, please share your email id. I will contact you by email.

Thanks in advance.

Thanks

Vijay

Hi Davender Singh,

Congrats!!! I am preparing for PSPO 1 and i cleared PSM-1 last week. whatever material i refer only few differences and questions will be  any specific to Product owner and most of the PSM questions will be repeated. Please share your input on this.

HI, VIJAYAKUMAR 

If you want I can write here how I passed PSM 1 and PSPO 1. 

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I suggest (applies for both - PSM I and PSPO I):

1. Read the scrum guide as often as you can, and truly try to understand the philosophy

2. Read the blogs/ articles and watch various videos/ webcasts available at scrum.org - excellent content right here

3. If you have the option (and funds) to attend a training class, go for it

4. Read the Scrum: A Pocket Guide (A Smart Travel Companion) book a couple of times, and truly try to understand concepts

5. Take the scrum open assessments as many times as you can, make a note of your shortcomings, and try to relate scrum with situations at your own place - your goal is to not only score 100% consistently but also to understand why answer choices are incorrect vs. correct

6. Take the mikhail lapshin assessments as many times as you can, make a note of your shortcomings, and try to relate scrum with situations at your own place - your goal is to not only score 100% consistently but also to understand why answer choices are incorrect vs. correct

7. Take the real test when you're confident of your learning experience - the actual assessment is NOT difficult BUT definitely not easy (or straight forward) either like the scrum open assessments and mikhail lapshin assessments; the questions will make you think to actually apply scrum guide concepts. 

Good luck! I cleared the SPS too! :)

Davender

How many open assessments are available online for the Product Owner Certification? So far I have just found one by  Mikhail Lapshin.