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diggity801 wrote: » I registered for the Sept 7th exam around the middle of May. I was all about studying for it but soon burned out. Then I found out that they make it almost impossible to drop the exam so about 3 weeks before the exam I started studying to the extreme. You really need the practice questions database to pass in my opinion. That was essential in understanding their question format and tricks. ike
TeaJas wrote: » Thank you Diggity801! So the CD=QAE+QAE Supplement right? That all what I need plus the manual?
diggity801 wrote: » I just submitted my application. Do I have to wait 5 more weeks to actually get the certification? Sigh...
matthew2012 wrote: » I saw from the other thread....the shortest time was less than a week.~~
diggity801 wrote: » Did you get a reply stating they they received your application? I just got a general FAQ email reply.
matthew2012 wrote: » That is auto-reply.... Later there will be a confirmation from Dept: Certification <certification@isaca.org> "Thank you for your email. I can confirm receipt of your CISA application. Should any additional documents be needed, we will be in contact with you. This processing can take up to 6-8 weeks. "
diggity801 wrote: » The ISACA webpage went from from something like "apply now" in the top left corner to just "Sept Pass" and now it says Application Status: Unreviewed right beneath it, when it did not before. So they must have received it and updated the website, but for whatever reason did not email me. Oh well - I'll just wait the 5 more weeks to get an answer.
matthew2012 wrote: » Hi, I think the manual is essential to let you understand the scope of testing, and the DB is for you to test your understanding. For your reference, I studied less than a month and did less than 200Q. (bcoz have insufficient time for me) but I got CISSP hence, those materials were already known..... Hence, the exam preparation duration depends on your working exp./ background
AndiSmith wrote: » i just used the QA Test DB for about 15 hours splitted to 10 days (i think, I saw about 400 Questions within that time) . I think professional experience is key for passing.
diggity801 wrote: » Anyone have a status of anything other than 'unreviewed'?
diggity801 wrote: » I received the physical letter in the mail stating I passed (for some reason I wasn't signed up for email). The letter stated that I scored in the top 20% of the people testing that day (about 90 people), while the web page doesn't mention that. Feels good but too bad it doesn't really mean anything.
matthew2012 wrote: » In other thread: 84340-cism-cisa-crisc-cgeit-december-2012-feedback-8.html#post735399 #184 So admirable It seems ISACA cannot completed within two weeks this time. Hope not to be two months.
Experienced_and_Tested wrote: » Diggity, Did you score in the top 20% for your testing center or top 20% worldwide for testers that day? I was in the top 10% and I ASSUME, although not safely, that it is a worldwide reference to all CISA testers that day. Does anyone have any clarification on this?
Kris_g wrote: » Application Status approved as of yesterday evening
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