CISSP EXAM DAY and 6 Hours

LET’S GET IT STARTED RIGHT AWAY!

1. Be certain to read the question and all of the answers carefully before deciding your answer.

(This is because majority of CISSP questions have more than one right answer. Hence, you better read them all)

1. If in case you find an option you have never heard about, simply chuck it. It is a diversionary tactic!
2. Always check if the question is asking for a definition or an example.
3. Remember that a correct answer to a different question is a wrong answer.
4. If you are uncertain about the answer, then always choose a sensible answer which you think answers the question.
5. You would be surprised if I tell you that sometimes the simplest answer is THE ANSWER.
6. Try and avoid Judgement answers. That is, if an answer is true sometimes but the same answer could also be false at times, then, avoid it.
7. Let’s face it friends, I think it’s not really smart to *get upset* over a CISSP question.
8. It is significant to maintain a chain of custody.
9. In order to answer a question that requires you to compare two situations, you may have tos take each situation and determine the best. These may look difficult, but trust me folks these really aren’t that hard!
10. Whilst answering the NOT question, you may want to think the other way round, let me warn you here as these questions can really trip you up.
11. When it comes to answering a question that is best, worst, least or most, I suggest you to read all of the answers carefully as the options may contain right answers that are probably NOT the best, worst, most or least.
12. What does the CISSP test? It tests Concepts, Standards, and best practices and remember that it uses known international standards.
13. Do not forget that correct CISSP answers are always based on international standard. So if you answer a CISSP question with a national view it’s going to be wrong.
14. Management always has the final authority.

 Last but not least, lets remember this one significant and crucial message. Time is never our enemy but fatigue truly is.