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One month without assurance background. The key is to digest the questions that you did wrong.
Taking CISA in Sept. Following.
OP is taking it to get promoted. Who knows what he or she will end up being in life.
Disregard D1. Clearly a douche. Pursue what your interested in. Disregard idiots like this one..
A year into process assurance I spent a Saturday doing questions for 4-6 hours and then passed that Monday. It was not hard at all.
Without the process assurance background it may have been hard.
Had 1 year of it audit background and a good technical base. Studied 10 hours of questions from DB and got top 10%. You should study but don't stress over it.
I started studying about 5-6 months before my exam and did a couple hours a week, but at that point I also had about 3-4 years of experience in audit, security, resilience, etc.. The exam itself wasn't terribly difficult especially after having worked through the questions database in the areas I was less strong in.
It’s not terribly difficult if you have assurance background. Run though practice questions, and understand the basics
I studied for about 18 hours over 4 weeks. It's more about how to audit in an IT environment, so if you understand the concepts, and do well on practice tests, you'll be fine..
I had a year in process assurance and studied the multiple choice questions for a couple hours each weekday for 1-2 months. Passed with a lower score but overall the exam isn’t that tough. Think like ISACA and not your firm guidance.
Bullet to the temple before I become a CISA! I can’t conceive of a more boring, worthless low value add career! Cmon man!
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