No. PMP eligibility refers to project management education or training hours. PDUs are generally used after you earn a PMI credential to maintain it.
Confusing training hours with PDUs is a common application mistake. For PMP eligibility, use PMI’s current language on project management education or commercial training hours and verify requirements on PMI.org before applying. PM Structure helps candidates understand the training-hour requirement and organize preparation records; it does not issue PMI credentials or guarantee eligibility approval.
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PM Structure can help candidates understand the PMP training-hour requirement and organize their preparation record. Contact-hour or training-hour eligibility is stated only where formally approved. Verify current requirements with PMI before applying.
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