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Javaranch Mock exam Level

 
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Hi,

I scored 72% in the Javaranch mock exam. I am in the process of reading HFSJ , have read first 9 chapters. Have read 80% of the Servlet specs once and have 1.5 years of J2EE exp. Please let me know if this score is ok wrt the real exam. Is the Javaranch mock exam easier or similar to the real exam. Does Javaranch has only one mock exam or do they have more. I solved this one http://www.javaranch.com/carl/scwcd/scwcd_mock_logo.jsp

Your replies will give me a direction to study hard so thanks for the same.

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Radhika
 
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The JavaRanch mock exam is a great learning tool, but I think it's easier than the real exam and isn't a good measure of how ready you are.

The HFSJ mock exam is a much better indicator. You shouldn't take it until you've thoroughly studied HFSJ and you think you are ready for the real exam. In my opinion, if you score 75% or better you are ready to sit for the exam.

If you don't get 75% or better, resume studying. Don't return to the mock exam (and don't study the questions) until you are sure you are ready. If you take the mock exam too many times, you'll start to memorize the answers.
[ March 24, 2006: Message edited by: Scott Johnson ]
 
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Hi

If u prepared quit well from HF
then javaranch mock exam is very easy.
But there is no pt to give it again .
I would like to suggest you that once
u prepared upto the mark.There is free
JSP2.1 practise test from Brainbench.com
register on it & purchase any free test.
It has 40 questions 3m per q
u will get result of strong & weak area from test
Regards
 
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Hi Sachin,
Can you tell what score should one get in the Brain bench JSP 2.1 test mentioned by you inorder to analyse if one is ready for the exam or not.

Saurabh
[ March 28, 2006: Message edited by: Saurabh Chaubey ]
 
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Please also note that the JavaRanch mock exam covers version 1.3 of the SCWCD. Topics new to 1.4 are not included.
 
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