[OR] [Exam] Attempting the ORCS Examination

All training syllabi within BCM Institute have been designed to assist professionals in upgrading their knowledge and skill using the "Know", "Do", and "Manage" Expertise Levels.

Concurrently, the Competency Level (CL) is a set of building blocks for BCM Institute's training and certification requirements. Each (discipline) domain for operational resilience has three areas of Body of Knowledge (BoK). In turn, each OR BoK area is broken into three distinct levels: Foundation (OR CL 1), Intermediate (OR CL 2) and Advanced (OR CL 3).

Instructions to Candidate Attending Operational Resilience Implementer Course or OR-300 Attempting the ORCS Examination

Candidates sitting for the ORCS qualifying examination are strongly advised to be versed with the terminologies found in CL 1 OR and CL 2 OR

Read CL 1 OR and CL 2 OR

When attempting the Operational Resilience Implementer or OR-300 examination, you can view the summary of the terms used in OR Body of Knowledge [OR BoK 1 to 3] as part of your preparation for the examination.

Examination	Course	You Should Review Competency Level		Certification
100 Questions Two and a half hours 75% passing mark		CL 1 OR	CL 2 OR

Learn more about OR-300 [OR-3], ORA-300 [ORA-3], OR-5000 [OR-5] and ORA-5000 [ORA-5]

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[OR] [Exam] Attempting the ORCS Examination

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Instructions to Candidate Attending Operational Resilience Implementer Course or OR-300 Attempting the ORCS Examination

Read CL 1 OR and CL 2 OR

Learn more about OR-300 [OR-3], ORA-300 [ORA-3], OR-5000 [OR-5] and ORA-5000 [ORA-5]

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