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scjp exam suggestion

 
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guys i did the khalid's book, its mock exam and marcus exams and javacertificate.com free 100 questions...and few other mock exams...and i have the k and b book from which ill do two minute drills and mock exam..can anyone tell me if thats good enough to pass the scjp?? i just care about passing it..not worried about high score.


any suggestions please??
 
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If you did K&B well, you are definitely be able to pass the exam without problems.

Nick
 
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Nick,

What constitutes "well" in your mind?

Cheers,

Si.
 
Jay Vasudeva
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I only plan to do the 2 min drills of K&B and the mock exams.

other than that i've done the other stuff that i mentioned in my previous post ...

is it still good enough??

thanks
 
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