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does any of you know another free mock exam?

 
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I am preparing to the the exam and already went through the java ranch mock exam, but I believe that I need more mock exams.

Does any of you know other option to train for the exam?

Thanks,
Obed
 
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Hello, I think you can find the mock exam at the end of almost every SCWCD preparation book. If you need, you can try to search and download them. But if you really want to feel confident on the exam, just don't be stingy and buy very good exam simulator - Enthuware JWeb Plus. For only $30 you'll get 8 complete mock exams with profound explanation of every question.
 
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You've seen the list at http://faq.javaranch.com/java/ScwcdLinks, right?
 
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Thanks for your suggestion Andriy Pererva, and Ulf Dittmer thanks for the link, I am new at java ranch, I didn't knew about that page.

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Obed
 
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