re sat for the cissp on feb 13 2009

hello all,

I just wanted to let you guys know that I retook the test last saturday.

As you all know, i got 692 last time

hoping for a better re$ult this time!

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JDMurray

If you restudied your worst domains and retook the exam soon after your first, you'll pass this time.

And I'm looking forward to you changing your TE member name too.

laidbackfreak

good luck and like Jd if you put the work in I'm sure you'll pass

fingers crossed for you.

failedcissp

thanks i'll let you know

unsupported

failedcissp wrote: »

As you all know, i got 692 last time

First off, good luck. Going through it once was more than enough for me, I could not imagine doing it twice!

Second, 692 is so close. Did you ever ask for a manual recount? (No ISC2 is not in Florida)

JDMurray

unsupported wrote: »

(No ISC2 is not in Florida)

The (ISC)2 offices are in Palm Harbor, FL.

failedcissp

wow,

are you allowed to ask for a manual recount?

or was that a joke lol

JDMurray

Yes, if you score is close to passing, you can send an mail to registrar@isc2.org and ask for a reassessment of your exam scoring.

failedcissp

what should i do since i just took the test again last saturday?

dynamik

failedcissp wrote: »

what should i do since i just took the test again last saturday?

Sit back and wait. You passed, right?

failedcissp

dynamik wrote: »

Sit back and wait. You passed, right?

failedcissp

at least i know i can ask for a recount if i don't pass this time

mikej412

failedcissp wrote: »

if i don't pass this time

Not passing this time isn't an option!! At least not until the end of the torture period where they make you wait for your result. Until then, our expectation is that you passed.

If you want to use this time between the exam and getting your result to review anything you felt weak on this time, that's fine. But I prefer to think of this as getting better prepared to represent CISSPs world wide with your knowledge and skills when you get your pass and your paper work submitted and verified.

unsupported

JDMurray wrote: »

The (ISC)2 offices are in Palm Harbor, FL.

d'oh, I guess a recount is required.

shamizzle79

First time I took the exam I got a 696. Second time I passed.

I would say with a 692, 1 week of study and you should be fine.

failedcissp

so i failed again...this time i did worse

:

i already emailed isc to see if i can get a recount on my first score of 692...if nothing good comes out of that i prob won't take the test again...

dynamik

failedcissp wrote: »

so i failed again...this time i did worse :

i already emailed isc to see if i can get a recount on my first score of 692...if nothing good comes out of that i prob won't take the test again...

Dude, suck it up! You're so close; don't give up now!

JDMurray

I'm really sorry to hear that. If the audit fails give yourself a while to mentally and emotionally recover before deciding not to take the exam again. You may just need to use different study tactics to help you to learn the material better.

failedcissp

how does the audit work?

will they just email me back saying they are rescoring my test?

mikej412

failedcissp wrote: »

if nothing good comes out of that i prob won't take the test again...

Fall back. Regroup. Get your head back on straight. Go back to the books. Take a Class. See what boot camps people here recommend -- maybe one of the ones offered just before the exam so you're super focused for the exam. Then hit the exam again.

And maybe change your user id to something like CISSPOrBust or IWillCrushTheCISSPExamLikeABugNextTime, or CISSPNextTime for short.

laidbackfreak

mikej412 wrote: »

And maybe change your user id to something like CISSPOrBust or IWillCrushTheCISSPExamLikeABugNextTime, or CISSPNextTime for short.

gutted for you

some good advice here especially the name change lol Give it a go be MORE positive.

Seriously take some time out relax and have a rethink. You are SO close to quit it now, dont let the scores put you off WHEN you pass you dont get a score anyways so they dont matter

failedcissp

thanks for the support.

I heard back from isc and they are re scoring my test. they say it should take up to 10 days.

How I studied last time:

shaun harris book
cccure.org ( about 100 questions a day )
took a boot camp taught by clement dupuis

laidbackfreak

failedcissp wrote: »

I heard back from isc and they are re scoring my test. they say it should take up to 10 days.

Did they say which test they were going to re-score?

failedcissp

i told them specifically to rescore my 692 score

m130

Well I got my results back also for the 3rd. time. I got a 671 and I have asked for a recount. May not do any good but I can't hurt after paying for all of this with my own money. The pencils I had didn't erase very well and I wonder if this could have made a difference on the auto grading. In this economy its is getting harder to pay the dough to keep taking and a bootcamp would kill me with a wife and three kids. If this doesn't work out, which I don't anticipate it will, I guess I will revamp and study and retake it agian...sometime. It's a career move but at the same time I can't go bankrupt doing this. I wonder at what point do I just move on and accept it?

Shon Harris
MP3s Shon Harris about everynight.
Practice questions CCCure
CISSP for dummies
watched all of Shon Harris videos
Went to a boot camp once on 1st test
Eric Conrad book all the way through.
Flashcards
Study partner

What am I missing

JDMurray

m130 wrote: »

What am I missing

The actual CISSP study material published by the (ISC)2 are highly recommended. If the vendor of a certification also publishes study materials for the same cert, it's usually a good idea to use them.

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