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Preparation for PSM II Exam

Last post 02:29 pm November 3, 2016 by Steven Mackenzie
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Brian Crawford
08:57 pm November 2, 2016

I have taken and passed the PSM I exam. My questions to the forum are I'm interested in taking the PSM II exam.

-How do we prepare for this exam
-Where can we obtain testing material/study guide for this exam
-Where are there PSM II assessment exams

Any other additional preparation material such as web sites, test prep questions, assessment exams, etc... is appreciated

Thanks

Brian

Steven Mackenzie
01:58 pm November 3, 2016

I recently took the PSM I and II. I had got 79/80 in PSM I, but with 25 out of 30 correct answers I did not pass PSM II.

I thought the PSM II questions were more interesting, and they covered scaling, PO work, and dev principles. All of the open assessments will probably be good prep, but I don't think that you will recognize any duplicate questions. If, like me, you have not been on an instructor-led PSM course then perhaps watching some of the Scrum Pulse videos on YouTube will be helpful. I'm doing that because I got the feeling that I should have been more "tuned in" to some Scrum language, and I have found it interesting, as well as spending some time reading the conversations here in the Forum.

The Scrum.org reading list for PSM (given in the Support FAQ) is one of the options here: http://support.scrum.org/knowledgebase/articles/467791-can-i-get-the-qu…

Good luck!

Steven Mackenzie
02:29 pm November 3, 2016

Oh, and very good recall and understanding of the Scrum and Nexus guides is needed. 2016 version of Scrum Guide :)

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