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How to prepare for SCBCD?

 
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Hi. i finished SCJP a year back.Now i want to take up SCBCD.Can someone give me some tips for the preperation.Also as i have no knowledge about bean development........how many months will it take approximately(as i am working).
 
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well, i am working as well

I am slated to appear for SCBCD sometime the end of this month

In my humble opinion,
if you want to learn industry level EJB along with Certification and assuming you have no prior experience(even i didn't)

1) Read Ed Roman (atleast twice...first time it shoots a bit over the head)

Depending on your App server, deploy and test everything from the book

Once you are confident, you should switch to certification studies which include

1) Head First EJB
2) EJB Specs

i followed that strategy...and how i fared will be evident in a fortnight(hopefully)

And, it took me around 3.5 months...i appeared for SCJP on Jan 22...

Best wishes for your prep

Regards,
Rahul
[ April 15, 2006: Message edited by: Rahul Mishra ]
 
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Now, i Can tell you a few things with confidence...It took me exactly 3 months and 2 days to prepare for the exam with the methodolgy i preached earlier...and i got only three answers incorrect..so you can chalk out your strategy now.
 
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