Thank you so much! I just came across you video yesterday and just watched it all. I'm taking my exam tomorrow. I love all of your advice and tips. I did watch Kelly H's video you mentioned. I'm going to watch it again. I plan to pass this. Ive been studying consistently for the last 2 months. I took a bootcamp Aug 2019 and repeated it Dec 2020 and have been studying since Dec. I watched Eric Conrad's 1 hour cram session on as well. I'm going to watch a few more videos today and just review a little. I really appreciate all of your tips. I love what you wrote on your notepad. Great idea, especially to click on the NDA asap :) Congrat's on passing!
Poonam, I did the practice questions from Official ISC2 and Thor Pederson. I found both of them to be asking straightforward questions. But in the exam there are not many straightforward questions. Most questions usually requires the knowledge from multiple domains. Most questions have multiple correct answers. Hope that helps.
I did the practice questions from ISC2 official and Thor Pederson. Although they were timed most of them are straightforward and doesn’t need much time. However, on the exam it’s completely different. Most questions require knowledge from multiple domains to answer. Makes sense?
I am a Red hat certified systems administrator with about 2 years experience. I recently passed my comptia security plus. Can I go in for the CISSP exam?
It doesn't stop you. However, this is a beast. Give yourself plenty of time, make a decent plan and execute it. I did Security+, CySA+ and given 2 months for CISSP. Please note, this is my second attempt. Happy to help if you have further questions.
I still have one question. Do I have enough experience for ISC2 to validate my certification? If not is the associate in CISSP issued be valuable. Will I be able to work? Thanks for your help
Thorough video ~ thank you for taking time to share your resources!
My pleasure.
Thank you so much! I just came across you video yesterday and just watched it all. I'm taking my exam tomorrow. I love all of your advice and tips. I did watch Kelly H's video you mentioned. I'm going to watch it again. I plan to pass this. Ive been studying consistently for the last 2 months. I took a bootcamp Aug 2019 and repeated it Dec 2020 and have been studying since Dec. I watched Eric Conrad's 1 hour cram session on as well. I'm going to watch a few more videos today and just review a little. I really appreciate all of your tips. I love what you wrote on your notepad. Great idea, especially to click on the NDA asap :) Congrat's on passing!
Thanks for the kind words. How did you get on with the exam?
Great Cristina, How did it go, mate?
Congratulations conquering the beast.
Thanks, Alun.
Great insight. Thank you so much!
Glad you enjoyed it, Mohamed.
Congrats amigo !! 🙂 I got Thor's courses on Udemy and hoping to pass next year.
Good luck. Thor’s the best.
Thanks for the information. I am preparing for the exam log long time. hoping this will encourage me to create plan and committed for the exam.
Thanks Jai... Surely you have motivated me to commit.
"If you don't know which domains are there in CISSP, stop watching this video 😂😂😂😂"
haha
Congratulations sir
Thanking God for who ever made me smile this way
congrats to the certification
I have one query for you, whats the differences between the practice questions that took and real time exam questions? I need to understand this..
Poonam, I did the practice questions from Official ISC2 and Thor Pederson. I found both of them to be asking straightforward questions. But in the exam there are not many straightforward questions. Most questions usually requires the knowledge from multiple domains. Most questions have multiple correct answers. Hope that helps.
@@TechForceCyber yes... Thats what i wanted to know.. Thanks alot for info.
Where did you take the moc exam questions? I'm assuming it was timed like the real exam would be.
I did the practice questions from ISC2 official and Thor Pederson. Although they were timed most of them are straightforward and doesn’t need much time. However, on the exam it’s completely different. Most questions require knowledge from multiple domains to answer. Makes sense?
I am a Red hat certified systems administrator with about 2 years experience. I recently passed my comptia security plus. Can I go in for the CISSP exam?
It doesn't stop you. However, this is a beast. Give yourself plenty of time, make a decent plan and execute it. I did Security+, CySA+ and given 2 months for CISSP. Please note, this is my second attempt. Happy to help if you have further questions.
I still have one question. Do I have enough experience for ISC2 to validate my certification? If not is the associate in CISSP issued be valuable. Will I be able to work?
Thanks for your help
You almost tried everything 😊
Almost! Got there in the end :)
Iam a offShore RPA Delivery Manager with 13 years if i do CIssp certification is it an advantage for me help me
Kiran, I am not sure. It depends on your past experience and career goals. Sorry!
Hi can you please help me Iam new learner where to start and which books useful?
Shiny, Please watch this video and comment on the video if you have any further questions. ua-cam.com/video/JREPt8O5sms/v-deo.html
How you did in all domains on first attempt? Thanks for sharing your story.
I got 'near proficiency' in the risk management domain and rest all 'above proficiency'. In other words I failed in that domain and failed the exam.
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