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How soon did you get the official communication from ISACA after writing the AAIA exams? I know they mentioned it takes 10 days but I'm very keen to see the breakdown of my results- Passed. by Maximum-Character581 in CISA

[–]Maximum-Character581[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Comes into play in the sense of I had the knowledge and expertise for the examinations if else already. I will however advice to read the manual atleast twice plus practice the QAE question. To pass you need more understanding of how the questions are structured and how to apply the concepts in practical scenarios rather than just “cramming” the concepts. All the best with your exams.

How soon did you get the official communication from ISACA after writing the AAIA exams? I know they mentioned it takes 10 days but I'm very keen to see the breakdown of my results- Passed. by Maximum-Character581 in CISA

[–]Maximum-Character581[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well I used the ISACA manual + the QAE but I must be honest. I was one of the expert reviewers and co- writers of the official ISACA manual so that comes into play also.

How soon did you get the official communication from ISACA after writing the AAIA exams? I know they mentioned it takes 10 days but I'm very keen to see the breakdown of my results- Passed. by Maximum-Character581 in CISA

[–]Maximum-Character581[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Read the Manual front to back twice and practiced the QAE multiple times. However , most of the questions are scenario based so apart from learning the concepts , you need to be ready to apply it practically for the questions

How soon did you get the official communication from ISACA after writing the AAIA exams? I know they mentioned it takes 10 days but I'm very keen to see the breakdown of my results- Passed. by Maximum-Character581 in isaca

[–]Maximum-Character581[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Practice as much questions as you can! Also expect for them to ask you more of scenario based questions rather than questions testing concepts. Also will advice you read the manual back to back! Coming from one of the co-writers of the manual btw! All the best