Well tomorrow is the day. Nervous. I can't shake the feeling that I am not ready. I always think it's funny when people suggest that you do not cram the day before.
CISSP!!
I am preparing for this exam and hopefully will attempt it by Dec this year.
Good luck to you! Wish you feel ‘good and prepared’ while walking in and ‘proud’ when you come out of that room!
What always works for me is having the mindset that it is just a test. No, it's not a cheap test; No, it's not an easy test. But, yes - it's just a test. Have confidence in your knowledge, and don't feel like this exam will somehow verify or invalidate your intelligence. I think too many people empower the CISSP exam to the point where they lose their confidence and do worse than they probably should. It sounds like you've put some serious effort into your studies. I'm sure it'll pay off, just relax!
That advice is bunk. I studied for an hour before the test because I got to the test center so early (to make sure nothing went awry). Brushed up on the required standards because I seemed to forget all of them. I ended up getting a question asking which standard was appropriate and new the answer from that morning. Who knows if that was the magical 700 pt question but hey it worked.
sorry for disturbing you but i wanna to ask you .. just today i registered for the next CISA exam and i need your recommended materials to pass this exam
I can't really speak of the price. I am in a very good situation where my employer is picking up the bill. I have decided to continue studying on my own as well as attending another bootcamp (different instructor) starting Monday. Here we go again.
Which boot camp did you attend before, and which this time around? Same provider, but different instructor? I attended Training Camps Week-long boot camp with Gwen as instructor. It was a great camp and I passed the exam first time. I highly recommend it. Good luck this time around! Very nice to have the employer foot the bill!
This is a different company than last time. Much more intensive. This one spans 11 hours a day and covers 6 days. I hate to use the names because it may appear that I am bashing an entire company (and their instructors) for my failure on the exam. I am refocused, determined and will earn my credentials this time around.
I scored just below 600 on the first round. Spent just over 2 hours on the test. I made many mistakes. This course starts at 8am and runs until 7pm. Lasts Monday through Saturday and sends us out the door with homework every night. The instructor is doing a great job getting us all in the 'ISC' mindset.
Took me three tries, Joshua. Read my threads and you can see how hard it was for me, and I stayed the course and passed. My method of passing was a little unorthodox, but it makes for a good beer story as well.
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Fall 2016: Start PhD in Mathematics [X]
I am preparing for this exam and hopefully will attempt it by Dec this year.
Good luck to you! Wish you feel ‘good and prepared’ while walking in and ‘proud’ when you come out of that room!
Best of luck tomorrow!
sorry for disturbing you but i wanna to ask you .. just today i registered for the next CISA exam and i need your recommended materials to pass this exam
thank you
what are the cost for exam? Did you took via VUE?
Fall 2016: Start PhD in Mathematics [X]
What was your score ? what are your plans and how they differ from earlier one?
Regards,
Ravi
If you haven't watched it yet, this webcast has some great general strategy ideas that helped me for sure: https://www.sans.org/webcasts/successful-passing-cissp-95594