Renew PgMP – 60 PDU Bundle

1. Log in to PMI.org and open your dashboard
2. Select the PgMP tab, click the arrow, and the PgMP PDU screen opens
3. Select I have PDU claim codes (top left)
4. Enter the code from your welcome email (keep that email — it is the only place the codes live)
5. Enter a start date and an end date, keeping a gap of 7–10 days
6. Submit, and repeat for each course
7. All 68 PDUs now show on your PMI dashboard
8. The PgMP Renew button switches on once the 60-PDU requirement is met
9. Click Renew, pay PMI’s renewal fee, and your credential is extended for another three years

Yes. The bundle gives you the 60 Education PDUs your PgMP cycle needs, with eight to spare. You then complete the renewal yourself at PMI.org and pay PMI’s renewal fee — the same step every PgMP holder does.

To a large extent, yes — and this is PMI’s own rule, not ours. The CCR Handbook says Power Skills and Business Acumen PDUs are broader educational topics and can be applied across every certification you hold, and that all Ways of Working PDUs earned count towards maintaining the PMP. So you enter the same claim codes under each credential in CCRS. Check the totals on your own dashboard before you renew, because your existing PDUs differ between the two cycles.

Yes. Everything is online at lms.kavitasharma.net, on a laptop or a phone, and PMI claim codes work the same in every country.

You can still renew. PMI gives you a one-year suspension period after your cycle end date; earn the PDUs, report them in CCRS and pay the fee inside that window and your status returns to Active. If the year has passed, the credential expires and you would need to sit the exam again — so if you are suspended, start now.

Yes. Each course in this bundle is pre-approved and registered with PMI, and has its own claim code. When you enter the code in CCRS, PMI already holds the course record, so the claim goes through without you having to describe or justify the learning.

It is the whole sixty, with eight to spare. Nothing else is needed for the Education part of your cycle.

Not wasted, but worth checking first. PMI lets you carry up to 20 PDUs into your next PgMP cycle — but only ones earned in the final 12 months of the current cycle. Put the numbers already on your dashboard into the calculator to check how many PDUs you still need and see the gap you actually have to close.

Both, deliberately. The two AI courses are about applying AI to the work you already run, at whatever scale you run it. Precise Questions is programme-level by design — it is about surfacing what teams are not telling you and finding dependencies early, which is the part of the job that gets harder as the number of moving parts grows.

You will have a downloadable certificate for each course, and every course is on PMI’s own register under its claim code. An audit asks for proof that the learning took place; the certificates are that proof. If PMI does select you, message Kavita and we will help you put the response together and clear it. Nobody can promise the result of an audit, and we do not — but you will have exactly what PMI asks to see, and you will not be doing it alone.

Usually, yes. You can start the moment you buy, and you can claim each course’s PDUs as soon as you finish that course — a pre-approved claim code is accepted in CCRS straight away. PMI also allows 90 days after your cycle end date to complete the renewal. If you are very close to the line, message Kavita first and she will tell you honestly whether it fits.

You have 1 year of access at lms.kavitasharma.net. You can claim a course’s PDUs as soon as you finish that course — you do not have to wait until all three are done.

The courses start from nothing, but they do not stop there. Most of the content is about applying AI to programme work properly — checking output, protecting confidential information, and building a method you can repeat — which is the part regular ChatGPT users tend to have skipped.

No exam. No essays. No assignments. Work through the courses at your pace and claim your codes.

No. Your access and your claim codes are both issued the moment you buy, so the bundle cannot be returned. If you are unsure whether it fits your cycle, message Kavita before you buy and she will tell you plainly.