ISC2 CISSP 6 Practice Exams (Udemy.com)

Much better than the self proclaimed "reference" Quantum exam. These questions are realistic in term of structure, difficulty and expected answers. The "traps" are in line with the exam, very good to know what to expect on d-day. I did the 6 practice exam (+e-learning), I was around 75% each time, i passed my CISSP at 100 question with 97 min left.

I just passed the CISSP yesterday. This test bank and the CISSP approach video (utilizing the BARS method) were vital in my prep. I scored 77, 74, 72, 78, 73, 79 on each exam. I studied for a few more weeks and received an 80, 72, and 75 on another provider's practice exams. I also used Boson and WannaPractice to drill specific domains. I cleared the exam in 1 hour and 45 minutes with 100 questions.

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Great question bank! This helped me understand the CISSP mindset and I passed! Although I don't agree with some of the answers to the questions but overall, this is a great resource that helped me pass. This was the practice questions I used and I made sure to go through everything before taking the exam.

I feel like that a lot of the questions are interpretative and the answers are not well explained. Most of the time i am getting a lot of wrong questions by not answering the most obvious one because the question itself doesn't give a well explained cenario. And, as explained by other reviewers, most of the time the explanation doesn't contain the answer that i provided, and only correct the most obvious wrong questions and just address the correct one.

I have to admit — these questions tripped me up over and over again like an old lady on rollerblades for the first time. Update: I passed at 100Q. To all the CISSP aspirants out there, you need to practice these questions and get into the right mindset. STOP complaining! That won't help you. Practice and trust the process will get you through. Dion's Team is the BEST!

Yesterday, I passed my CISSP exam with flying colors. Without trying to act arrogant, I will say that despite my stress and anxiety over taking this exam, and the sheer volume of people hyping up its difficulty, I passed at exactly 100 questions, and in only 1 hour and 40 minutes. I was incredibly surprised by myself. More on point, these practice exams were incredibly accurate and extremely helpful in terms of question phrasing and applicable knowledge. On these practice exams, the lowest score I received was a 76%, and the highest was an 88%. Needless to say, if your first attempts on these exams are looking like that, you are more than likely prepared to take the exam. I believe that these tests, in conjunction with the "CISSP Official Study Guide", and the WannaPractice app more than adequately prepare you for the actual exam. I couldn't be more please with theses tests and will whole-heartedly recommended them to aspiring CISSPs, but this time, as a full fledged CISSP!

I just provisionally passed the CISSP. First attempt, went to 125 or so questions. I owe a lot of thanks to the members of Dion Training for producing high-quality training materials. In the past 4 weeks, I've passed the Net+, Sec+, SAFe 6 POPM, and now CISSP. When studying for the Net+, Sec+, and CISSP exams, I relied almost solely on the Udemy-based training material from Dion Training. I purchased the prep courses and related packs of practice exams for each exam. My process involved taking the 1st practice exam in each set of exams (I think 6 exams each) to find my week areas. Then, I watched applicable videos from the prep course before taking the 2nd practice exam. After taking 3 exams, I took the practice exam included in the prep course. Throughout this, took notes to document my trouble areas, unfamiliar concepts, and anything I wanted a 2nd opinion on. Next, I used ChatGPT for additional insights and alternative explanations. Then, I took more practice exams. Finally, I re-took each practice exam until I achieved 85% or more. Afterwards, I scheduled the exam and briefly reviewed my notes an hour or before the exam. Note: I didn't take all 6 of 6 practice exams for any of the exams. I think I took 5 for Net+ and 4 for each of Sec+ and CISSP. Other than Dion Training's material, for the CISSP I also watched related YouTube videos by Tech Explained - they're worth watching, and took the 1st of 4 practice exams from Cristina Mehra - it's available on Udemy and I took it in practice mode (not exam mode) just to read her detailed explanations.

I used Brandon Spencer’s Dion Training CISSP course as my main study resource — and I passed the exam on my first attempt, getting shut off at 100 questions on May 4, 2025 at 13:00. This course played a huge role in that. The content is well-structured and digestible, and I appreciated that it came with both a 60-day and 90-day study guide, which helped me pace my study over 6 weeks. The course does a great job balancing the "think like a manager" mindset with real-world technical concepts. What stood out most were the practice exams — I completed 6 of the 7 included and my scores ranged from 53% to 76%. Here's the breakdown: 60% (untimed) 70% (timed) 53% (timed) 76% (timed) 76% (timed) 67% (untimed) The questions were very close to the actual exam style — not identical, but they definitely helped build the right mindset. Compared to other resources like Pocket Prep and Quantum exams, Dion’s practice exams felt the most realistic and useful for me. I’ve also used Dion Training for Security+ and CySA+, so I might be a little biased — but three passes later, I can confidently say this course is worth it. For my next certification exam, I hope Dion gives me a free pass — joking… but not really. Highly recommend it if you're serious about passing the CISSP.

I see some reviews mentioning that the questions are "wrong" and while I don't necessarily agree with that, the explanations are pretty lacking sometimes. For example, the most frustrating experience for me was not being able to understand why I got a question wrong because the explanation did not even mention the answer I chose and why it was wrong. Many times I could eliminate the two obviously wrong answers but couldn't distinguish the "correct" answer from my own because the explanation only mentioned the correct choice and the two that I was easily able to rule out on my own. Practice tests should include individual explanations of why each wrong answer is wrong.