GPEN done

Hi,

I have written the GIAC GPEN this morning.. 87%.. not enough to get into Advisory board.. but more than enough to pass. As I was answering questions, I didnt expect to have a such nice result, but labs were easier than expected.

So I will take a few week without serious study, then choose next project.. I will probably finished the EJPT I have already bought, to justify the money I put it in.

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Danielm7

Congrats! Mine is coming up shortly too. The practice tests have had the labs on there so it's been a good primer (hopefully) for the real test.

SteveLavoie

Good luck @Danielm7. The practice test experience is similar to the real exam, so no surprise. In my case, I found the labs easier than in the practice test... but YMMV.

charismaticx

I actually thought the labs on the second practice test were harder. Congrats!

E Double U

Congratulations!

SteveLavoie

charismaticx said:

I actually thought the labs on the second practice test were harder. Congrats!

Well on the 7 labs, I got almost 2 identical and "easy" one. It helped

AverageJoe

Congrats!

newjack

Congratulations!

Danielm7

I'll jump on the train, took it yesterday and passed too! The ProctorU was a mixed bag, I tested all the stuff ahead of time, repeatedly, but they couldn't select my webcam somehow and I ended up having to set it up on a different laptop, wasted 40 mins or so. But, once it got started it was smooth.

SteveLavoie

Congrats @Danielm7 My experience with ProctorU was good.. even if I found that the "technician" had a hard time starting the exam, but once started everything was fine.

Grafixx01

Anyone care to share their index for GPEN? I'm supposed to take it in a month and was looking for one to possibly improve on.

SteveLavoie

Grafixx01 said:

Anyone care to share their index for GPEN? I'm supposed to take it in a month and was looking for one to possibly improve on.

Sorry, I didnt use an index. I think the process of indexing is more to help you learn. In my case, I knew all books very well, so I knew where everything is without indexing.