PMI CPMAI Certification TrainingLive Virtual Classes

To qualify for the PMI CPMAI exam, you need a four year degree, 36 months of leading projects, and 35 hours of project management education/training OR a high school diploma/associate degree, 60 months of leading projects, and 35 hours of project management education/training. Our course provides the mandatory 35 contact hours.

You will have lifetime access to all course materials, including recorded sessions, study guides, and practice exams. This ensures you can review content at any time, even after completing the course.

All live sessions are recorded and made available within 24 hours. You can watch the recordings at your convenience and catch up on any missed content. Our instructors are also available for follow up questions.

Yes, our 4 full length mock exams are designed to closely mimic the actual PMI CPMAI exam format, difficulty level, and question types. They help you build confidence and identify areas that need more focus.

We use Zoom for our live virtual classes, which provides excellent video quality, interactive features, and breakout rooms for group activities. You'll receive detailed instructions on how to join and use the platform before the first session.

Yes, we understand that schedules can change. You can switch to another available batch up to 7 days before your registered batch starts, subject to seat availability.

Yes, we provide digital access to the PMBOK Guide and other essential PMI resources. You'll also receive our comprehensive study materials that complement the PMBOK Guide.

You can schedule your PMI CPMAI exam as soon as you complete the 35 contact hours and feel prepared. Most students take the exam within 2 to 4 weeks after course completion. We provide exam scheduling guidance and support.

Absolutely! We provide step by step guidance on completing your PMI CPMAI application, including how to document your project experience, and we review your application before submission to ensure it meets PMI requirements.

CPMAI stands for Certified Professional in Managing AI. It's the credential PMI created for professionals who manage AI projects end to end, from scoping and data readiness through deployment and governance, rather than for data scientists building the models themselves.

For project managers and PMO leads who already have AI initiatives on their roadmap, yes. It's one of the few credentials built specifically around AI project governance rather than adapted from a general PM framework. It's most valuable if your role already touches AI vendor selection, data governance or cross functional AI delivery.

PMP certifies general project management competence across any industry. PMI CPMAI is domain specific. It assumes you already understand project delivery and focuses entirely on the parts unique to AI projects: data quality, model risk, AI governance and responsible deployment. Many candidates hold both.

The exam is built around the CPMAI methodology's core domains: business needs and solutions, data understanding and readiness, AI development and evaluation and operationalizing AI solutions. We walk through the full weighting in our PMI CPMAI Examination Content Outline guide.

No. CPMAI is written for people managing AI initiatives, not building the models. You'll need enough fluency to work with data and AI teams, but the certification doesn't test coding or model building.

110 questions in 150 minutes, per PMI's current exam format (see the stats above for the current breakdown).