US Privacy Professional Practice Exam: By Jasper Jacobs, CIPP/E, CIPP/US, CIPM, CIPT

Wanted practice questions. Got practice questions. I haven't taken the CIPP/US exam yet, but the questions seemed solid and well worth the $10. I suspect the questions are easier than what I will see, but there are so few online practice questions available for CIPP/US, that getting these 90 questions was gold. I'm glad I purchased it!

The book is full of typos and it repeats one scenario with the same 5-6 questions. Another question has the answer at the bottom. You do not get a true 90 question practice test. The explanation they provide behind the correct answer is not helpful. Quote " C is nonsense" How is that helpful. This book is good just for more test practice but should not be used by itself or to explain the appropriate answers.

This material definitely deserves 5 stars and is every bit worth the $. I took the CIPP-US exam this morning and passed. I wanted to write this review in the hopes that it would help someone else. In preparing for the exam, there weren’t a lot of sample practice questions available (other than the 25 sample Q’s IAPP offers) and reading the text book material isn’t enough, in my opinion. found the sample questions in this book to more closely resemble the actual test material, ESP the hypothetical fact scenario questions. This book and the IAPP BOK were KEY. Good luck to anyone reading this.Post note: you must still read thru the IAPP text book and understand the material. Also, everything in the BOK is testable. I didn't see anything on the test that wasn't in the BOK. The practice exams are meant to supplement only; not substitute the actual text book

This practice exam is a good investment.To prepare for the CIPP exam, I read the book cover to cover twice and studied quizlet sets created for the CIPP exam. When I felt I'd absorbed the information, I took the practice exam. After taking and passing the actual exam on 9/17/2019, I can say that purchasing this practice exam was a good investment.The practice exam prepared me for the scenario format of some of the questions where you are presented with a factual situation and asked to apply the relevant law to the situation. Additionally, the difficulty level of the practice exam questions is almost on par with the actual exam.I hope this review is helpful to someone. Cheers.

I completed (and passed) the CIPP/US Exam today. As of December 2020 there are two primary sources of CIPP/US Questions: (i) Jasper Test Questions (90 Questions/$10) and (ii) IAPP Practice Questions (30 Questions/$35).Neither source is perfect. I found the test harder than either set of questions. Here are the pros/cons of both.Jasper:Pros: Cheaper/More QuestionsCons: Bare bones explanations (if you could even call them explanations); terrible diction/spelling/grammar; questions don't really parallel structure of actual test questionsIAPP:Pros: More like real IAPP Test; sources online say IAPP pulls a few questions from IAPP practice test for real exam.Cons: Expensive, Only 30 questions, still less difficult than actual test, IAPP runs the test so they have a monopoly on coming up with test questions and releasing practice tests that are similar. Pretty ingenious revenue method.*****All in all those studying for the CIPP/US are stuck between a rock and a hard place. My advice. Buy the IAPP CIPP/US book. Read once. Make an outline. Study Outline. Read book again. Take either Jasper/IAPP practice test. Study weak spots. Good luck.

Not necessary. But does give some rest prep help

You’ll get 90 questions to quiz yourself on compared to the 30 that IAPP provides. Good way to get yourself ready fir the actual exam. They were easy to understand as well.

With the lack of material in preparing for the CIPP exam, I was thankful to find this book. You will encounter tricky language in the actual exam & this will help you prepare for it. There were a few typos but I overlooked them. I did do the sample questions from the IAPP website, but I would say that questions in this practice exam are more closer to the real exam.