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Hi I'm new to this forum. I wish to take OCAJ 5/6. .I don't have any idea about this course. After this I would like to take OCPJP. But still I don't understand before go to OCPJP do we need to finish OCAJ 7.Is it next level.

And no one is telling what is the correct material for the OCAJ 5/6. Please can anyone advise me which book I should go through, mock tests,lab tests everything detail.

Please please...
Thanks for advance.

 
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If you want to be an OCPJP7, you should not take this certification but the OCAJP7. You could also decide to take OCPJP6 first (using the famous K&B book) and then upgrade to OCPJP7. That's up to you.

The OCAJ 5/6 is not intended for java programmers/developers, but more for non-technical people (like managers).
 
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Thank You Roel.
Thanks for the valuable information.
 
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