@anamkarim2 wrote:
I prepared very well for this exam and completed Mike CHappel course atleast 4 times and then self pace study material atleast 3 times but I dont know how I failed.
There's a difference between going over the course materials and reading them, versus comprehending what ISC2 want you to learn and understand.
When you took the exam, what did you experience? How do you know you "failed miserably"?
- Did you read questions and just go completely blank? As in "I don't understand any of this?! What is this stuff?!".
- Did you fail on the factual knowledge? Run into any terms or abbreviations that you just could not put into context?
- Did you understand all the questions, but then answered from your personal experience instead of based on the ISC2 code of ethics?
For the latter, there's a nice example in the practice tests! There's a question about you finding out that some people you're in a group with are sharing tools to attack companies online and it asks you what to do. Many people instinctively say "call the police", which is 100% wrong based on ISC2's code and on how you should/would handle this in real life.
