thank you very much for your advice... i will take in account.

On Fri, Feb 10, 2012 at 4:03 PM, Clement Dupuis
<clement.dupuis (at) gmail (dot) com [email concealed]> wrote:
> Good day S,
>
> It is also very important that you do not only take a lot of practice
> quizzes but also that you take the time to understand the topics being
> covered in the Common Body of Knowledge (CBK).
>
> Below you have the recipe that I recommend to my students and anyone
> who are using the quizzes at
>
> https://www.freepracticetests.org/quiz/index.php?page=dashboard
>
> HOW TO USE THE PRACTICE QUIZZES
>
> I always stress that students should do as many quizzes as they can
> before their exam.
>
> Do our quizzes at the URL above, there are 1700 questions for the 10
> domains of the CISSP and do the quizzes you have within your study
> book as well.   Doing quizzes from different sources helps you get
> used to different styles of question and the very unique style you
> will get on the exam.
>
> The quiz will give you a few key advantages.     It will allow you to
> find your weakest domains which is what you MUST work on.
> The quiz will also allow you to find your weakest subjects within each
> of the domains, you must work on those as well.
> Last but not least the quiz will allow you to remember key topics that
> you might encounter on the exam.
>
> While doing the quizzes,  there a few things you must do:
>
> Do quizzes of at least 50 questions each to have better sampling
> Use Pro Level and Closely Related questions, those are the closest to
> the real exam.  It is the default setting.
> Keep doing quizzes on the same domain until you score CONSISTENTLY around 80%
> Once you reach 80% you move to the next domain.   You do this for all
> of the domain.
> While doing quizzes review and find out WHY you miss a question and
> WHY the best choice is the best choice
> You should go through the whole database of question at least once and
> a few times would be better
> Attempt to do a few quizzes of 250 questions on all 10 domains before
> the real exam.  Just to see what it is like to do that much.
> After you have done many quizzes you can choose the following options:
> - Unattempted Questions only    This option will create a quiz with
> questions you have never seen due to the quiz being randomly generated
> - Questions that was answered wrong previously   This option allow you
> to drill down on questions you have missed in the past
> The quiz will remember your last setting,  to go back to the default
> click on the button marked Reset Quiz Option/Settings
>
>
> MOST IMPORTANT DOMAIN ON THE EXAM
>
> Many people have heard that some domains are more important than
> others as far as the number of questions they will get on the real
> exam.  This is true, There are some key domains that you must do well
> to ensure a passing mark on the real exam.  For the past 12 years I
> have been doing CISSP training and anytime someone would miss the exam
> I have seen a fix pattern that emerged.   All of the people that
> failed did badly on one or two of the five most important domains.
> See my list of domains below,  the top domains (mark one to five
> below) are the most important domains and the at the bottom of the
> list you have the least important domains.
>
> 1 Telecommunication and Network Security
> 2 Access Control
> 3 Security Architecture
> 4 Information Security Governance and Risk Management
> 5 BCP and DRP
> Cryptography
> Software Development Security
> Legal, Compliance, Investigation
> Operation Security
> Physical Security
>
>
> HOW TO DO MY QUIZ STUDY PLAN
>
> By now you should have picked a date for your exam.  Based on your
> exam date you can craft your study plan and see how many days you will
> assign to each of the domains.  Of course the top five domains would
> be given priority but the other domains are also important as well.
> When you get a score of 697 on your exam, it means that any question
> could have allowed you to pass.
>
> Start doing quizzes like I said above one domain at the time.   You
> start with the top five domains and then you get into the other five
> domains.   As you get closer to your exam, for example a week or 8
> days before your exam, you revisit the top five again.  You want the
> most important domains to be fresh in your mind as you get to the
> exam.
>
> I wish you all the best
>
> Take care
>
> Clement
>
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> Chief Learning Officer (CLO) and Security Evangelist
> GCFW, GCIA, Security+ 301, CEH V7, CCSA, CCSE,  + 12 others
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> On Fri, Feb 10, 2012 at 14:51, s garcia <g.f.samuel (at) gmail (dot) com [email concealed]> wrote:
>>
>> https://www.freepracticetests.org/quiz/index.php?page=dashboard

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