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[CISSP-D] Just passed the CISSP exam...a little advice

Subject: [CISSP-D] Just passed the CISSP exam...a little advice
Date: Fri, 29 Oct 2004 13:36:08 -0700 (PDT)


Hello All,

I passed the CISSP exam and wanted to provide a few suggestions for those who 
will be taking it.

The most important thing that helped me was to re-read the questions! I was 
initally finished with the exam fairly quickly but then I went back over every 
question twice. I think due to the anxiety of test taking, I went fairly 
quickly through the exam. Going back over every question after completing the 
test provided me with a second shot at reading the question (which I misread 
initially a number of times) and provided me with the opportunity to re-think a 
few of my answers. Ultimately, I took almost all of the alotted time. 

This strategy might not work well for everyone but I really think the simple 
act of going back and re-reading every question twice was a big reason I passed 
since I did end up changing a number of answers the second time around.

I know this topic was debated a bit a number of weeks ago, but I also suggest 
if you have the time and funds, to attend a bootcamp. It helped me tremendously 
because it provided an arena to go over the domains in a far more structured 
way than I could have done on my own. 

The test was challenging but if you have the requisite experience, read the 
materials and take some of the practice tests, you will be fine.

Good luck, 

Monica Sue





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