Are there multiple questions on the same topics within a domain on the CISSP?

Are there multiple questions on the same topics within a domain on the CISSP?

For example am I likely to get more than one question on something like Bell LaPadula, or will there only be one question on it, if any?

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JDMurray

Any topic from any domain may appear in more than one item on any (ISC)2 exam. You are being tested for your understanding of the concepts in the domains, so any given topic may be used more than once. This was certainly the case on the (ISC)2 exams that I've taken.

j_a_s_o_n

Not only can the questions on the test change, but there are multiple variations of the test booklet in use at the same time, each with different questions.

Even if someone were to give you specific advice on the composition of the test (likely violating their NDA), there would be no guarantee that you would get the same set of questions when you took the test.

abefroman

j_a_s_o_n wrote: »

Not only can the questions on the test change, but there are multiple variations of the test booklet in use at the same time, each with different questions.

Even if someone were to give you specific advice on the composition of the test (likely violating their NDA), there would be no guarantee that you would get the same set of questions when you took the test.

I'm not asking for specifics, I'm trying to get a study plan going, it will probably be at least a year before I take the test.

j_a_s_o_n

The candidate bulletin that you can download from ISC2 is a really good guideline to go by.

Fugazi1000

The sheer number of questions divided by the number of domains, and possible topics within those domains in the CBoK suggests that there must be multiple questions on the same topic!

In my experience this was certainly the case.

tpatt100

I have had experience where some questions I had to skip but figured out the answer due to later question being similar but worded differently.