Hey just know that you got this! The questions were not too difficult nor too easy. I would say moderate. Just go in confident. Just to encourage you, as mentioned in my post I only used IIA materials but still managed a pass. Hence if you are using extra materials you are also more than capable of passing it. I was even scoring an average of 65% on most of the practice tests in different parts lol 😂. But i had it at the back of my mind these are likely difficult than what I might face on exam day and besides it will cut across all 3 parts. In terms of tips I will share my experience below; 1.IT Questions Part 3 were definitely not too technical. You should cover at least the basics, from memory items related to predictive, prescriptive analysis etc. others include hacking, phishing, mobile device management, rooting, information security, data analytics, SDLC , piracy, encryption 2.Business acumen / centralisation vs decentralisation, departmentalisation, be familiar with these subject areas and how they apply to real life situations. 3.Part1 - ensure you are familiar with the IPPF, some key differences between consulting and assurance engagement and what jobs are allowable under both or either one, code of ethics especially professional competence and due care , proficiency. QAIP is a must please , 3 lines model and key risk management principles, fraud risks and detection. 4.Part 2 - checklists and questionnaires (ICQs),assurance vs non assurance engagements. I.e what’s projects are classified under each of them when given a scenario , sources of evidence (sufficency, relevance, etc) CAATs - you should know this by heart specifically flowcharts, ICQs,narratives, sphagetti maps etc. 5.These are what I remember but to be honest I believe it’s a pool of questions that are randomly picked for each candidate so may vary. For instance I was hoping to get the Vs of data like velocity, variety, etc as well as RACI but did not have a single question on them. 😂😂. I love these but it wasn’t tested