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I feel like we need a thread for the study tips for the PSM I.

So, here are some links that should help folks prepare:

http://scrumorakel.de/blog/index.ph...ments.html

http://blog.rueedlinger.ch/2011/04/...r-i-psm-i/

http://www.webgateinternational.com...ssessment/

I hope others will add more links and study tips.

Here is a pretty good one form a non-native English speaker:
http://getscrum.com/2013/01/01/how-...-psm-test/

Hi.. Just thought I would share a few thoughts.. Here's my blog on how to study for PSM1 by self study..

http://psm1-for-dummies.blogspot.ca/

Thanks for this guys, we just had a class go through. I expect that they all will be taking the test soon.

Hi,

Would a course material be shared on registering for the PSM-I assessment? OR is it purely based on scrum-guide/experiance/classroom courses?

Thanks

Saravan,

It is based primarily on the Scrum Guide, but also includes a few experience questions too, and no course materials will be shared upon registering for the PSM I assessment.

Remember, as said in the links above, if you're consistently making 100% on the Scrum Open, then you have a really great chance of passing the PSM I. Remember that the PSM I has fewer minutes(per question, if you average it out) as the Scrum Open. I encourage you to take it, and also remember that you can re-take the exam if you need to (though you do have to pay $100 for each attempt)

Hi Everyone,

I just passed PSM I today by self study.

In addition to all resources already mentioned, I also found the following to be very very useful.

http://www.pluralsight.com/training...ndamentals

The course is Scrum Fundamentals authored by David Starr.

Unfortunately Pluralsight does charge $29 a month for membership, but on the whole I've found that the quality of their library of courses to be worth the investment. The minimum commitment is just a single month.

I don't work for the company or have any other connection, I've just found it to be a great resource.

Hope that helps.