The CISSP is a 250-question, multiple-choice test. You have six hours to complete it. It’s not like any college final I ever took, though cramming all of finals week into a six-hour session is almost a fair comparison. I’m not a lawyer, so I’ve never taken the bar exam. But the multiple-choice MBE, which is [...]
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Test-taking strategies for CISSP
by Dave Farquhar on February 26, 2012
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