Great Prep Tool
Response from developer
Congratulations, MO9384. Honored to be part of your AAIA journey. The Team
False sense of security
Response from developer
Hi Akshat, Sorry to hear the exam didn’t go your way. The AAIA is a tough credential, and a failure on test day is painful no matter how the prep went. A few things worth clarifying, both for you and for anyone else reading: The app doesn’t sell a pass insurance or guarantee, and it never has. The mock exams are a study aid, not a predictive score. Scoring 70%+ on practice questions tells you that you’re recalling the material in the format we’ve built. It doesn’t tell you how ISACA will frame a scenario on exam day, which is exactly the nuance you identified in your review. Based on your account activity, this was your first day using the app before sitting for the exam. One or two days of mock testing isn’t enough runway for any certification at this level, regardless of platform. Most candidates who pass on the first attempt spend several weeks cycling through questions, reviewing rationales, and revisiting weak domains. On the QA banks: we update them continuously against ISACA’s published exam outline and candidate feedback. If specific questions felt misaligned with what you saw on test day, send them over and we’ll review them directly. Good luck on the retake. The second attempt pass rate is considerably higher when candidates layer concept review with scenario-based practice, which matches the advice you gave other readers. Best, The Team
IT Audit Prep
guide I’ve been waiting for. The new flashcard deck is a solid addition - 200 cards covering all three domains with spaced repetition. It surfaces the ones you keep getting wrong more frequently, which is exactly how it should work! It's a good complement to the practice questions for reinforcing the terminology.
Response from developer
Hi Rodsanchi, Thanks for the five stars. You picked up on exactly what the flashcard deck is built to do: spaced repetition surfaces your weak cards more often because recognition isn’t the same as recall, and the AAIA exam tests the second one. The 200 cards map to ISACA’s three domains, and we’ll keep extending the deck as feedback comes in. If a card needs a better rationale, flag it and we’ll revise. Good luck on exam day. Best, The Team