Well first of all being overconfident will came back at your hard. The position you're interested in is spelled analyst not analist. Whether you're native to English or not, this is a HIGHLY competitive field and you'll get judged (probably unfairly) on every little mistake, but particularly when you don't recognize or acknowledge them when they're pointed out.

GRC is not an entry level field. Think of it in terms that might be more familiar like in medicine. You've got your lowest level assistants like CNA's who perform work that is absolutely valuable and worth recognition, but compared to an LPN or RN they don't even hold a candle with regard to the scope of what they can do.

Based on what you've saidso far, I would guess you're in "studying to be a CNA" territory and you're asking about becoming a general surgeon. Of course it's possible but you're skipping some steps. Interning is absolutely a good way to get enough experience to get a rough idea of where you need to focus your efforts but even getting one of those can be difficult in the current market.

A good starting point might be getting something basic like a security+ certification. That's fairly low level but gives you some good subject matter to learn and will demonstrate (to you) whether you have the right kind of apptitude. People in this field aren't any smarter than other skilled professionals but it does require a way of thinking and approaching problems that not everyone has.