How to choose a PMP question bank for the 2026 exam.

Six checks that separate real 2026 prep from a relabeled 2021 bank. They take about ten minutes, they work on any vendor including us, and most of the market fails the first two.

1. Ask what outline it was written for

The exam changed on July 9, 2026: new domains at 33 / 41 / 26, 26 new tasks, new question styles.

2. Ask for the per-task coverage map

If a bank really maps to the 2026 outline, the seller can show you questions-per-task for all 26 tasks.

3. Read one full explanation before you pay

You learn from the options you almost picked, and a bare "B is correct because..." teaches half the question.

4. Check the mock against the real clock

The 2026 sitting is 180 questions in 240 minutes with case-study sets and the new item formats.

5. Read the access terms like a contract

Four things to find in writing before checkout:

sprintBANK's terms: $79.99 once for six months, no subscription and no auto-renewal, up to 3 devices, works offline with a once-every-14-days online key check, 14-day good-faith refund, all restated at /legal/.

6. Don't trust a flattering readiness score

Any bank can print a big green number. The question is whether it ever tells you you're not ready. Ours stays capped until full-length mocks prove it under exam conditions. Four signals:

There's a guarantee behind it: reach 85, sit within 30 days, and if you don't pass, your six months become twelve, free (terms).

These checks apply to every vendor, including PMI's own prep products and including sprintBANK. If a seller answers all six in writing, buy with confidence, whoever they are.

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