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SecurityGuru23, How do you have endorsement pending on both CISA & CISM? If you have sat & passed both the CISA & CISM, you know the real value is in the QAE databases. That said, maybe you read both the CISA & CISM manuals.

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I'm sure the CRISC manual is equally as dry & unexciting. The questions & case studies might provide some additional value. It stinks but I most likely will spend the extra $100 and buy the official manual as well if I take it. If i'm going to invest 4+ hours of my life testing + 20-30 hours studying over a few months, and want to for sure pass the 1st attempt? The extra $100 is worth it. Hi Coffeeisgood, I passed the CISM back in 09/2016 and CISA in 12/2016 but have yet to submit the application for review, that's why I have 'endorsement pending' as the status for both CISA/CISM. For both exams, I've only used the online questions from ISACA and no review manual. Fiat brava 2015 manual.

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I've only inquired about whether I should use the review manual for CRISC is due to so many horror stories of people failing due to it's ambiguity of the test questions and some have even stated that CRISC is the most difficult exam out of the four offered by ISACA. I was hoping that those who passed the CRISC to provide feedbacks on their experiences and whether it is necessary to purchase the review manual or if the online questions from ISACA will suffice to pass the exam? Just wanted to save $100 if possible, anyhow, thanks for your response. We'll see what happens. Hello world, I'm preparing to sit for the CRISC exam either sometime in May or June.

I'm currently using only the Q&A database review questions from ISACA and nothing else. For those who've passed the exam, is this good enough to pass or should I purchase the CRM (CRISC Review Manaual) from ISACA as well? Any input is greatly appreciated!I'm also about to start prepping for the CRISC exam, after passing the CISA and CISM. I'm going to apply parts of the 'Cone of learning' technique using three methods of learning: 1. Quick book review to understand the overall structure of the domains and to find knowledge gaps. Also use for referencing.

Q&A database for 'Active learning'. This will be the bulk of where I learn what Isaca want me to know (80% of my effort) 3. Video tutorials for some areas I really need to cover. I find this more engaging than reading and I tend to remember more for longer. Hope this helps and best of luck! I'm also planning on buying one of the books as a review aid. Hello drobinson138.

Did you say you used only CybraryIT to pass the CISSP? Can anyone also ascertain if CybraryIT or any online free video is good to pass the CRISC? Is it possible to study for CRISC in two months? Cyrbary IT was not the only source I used to pass the CISSP and It is a free resource. I would say 2 months would depend on the individual. By the time test comes in June I will have done significantly more than that, being that this will be my first ISACA exam. Wishing you success on your journey.

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@ Sonu7007, I just got back from the PSI testing center, happy to say that I did managed to pass the CRISC exam (1st attempt - Thank you God!). For those whom have taken an exam at either Pearson Vue/Prometric, it's similar set up/environment except you can bring a drink inside with you. I've only used the DB questions online from ISACA to study and leveraged all of my experience/knowledge I acquired from other certs. I was done in 2 hours 1/2, took the remaining time to do a final review before hitting submit. Some questions were straightforward, others you had to do a process of elimination, and some were simply a guessing game. Received 'you provisionally passed the CRISC examination'.

Out of all three (CISA/CISM/CRISC), I have to admit, CISA was the hardest out of the bunch IMO but I'm sure that's up for debate. I'm just happy and relieved that it's over and now I can start studying for the CISSP!

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