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Passes the exam with 93%!!!!!

 
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I've taken many tests and in Javaranch and read almost every message that has been posted. It's one of the best forums I've seen, for the certification exam. Thanks a lot all of you!!!
 
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Congrats! You got an "A"
 
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hi ,
cograts.
u got a good score.
could u give me some tips .
i think it would help me.
 
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Hi Ravi,
I don't have any tips as such to tell you. I will tell you how I prepared for the exam and hope it helps you.
The book I read for getting the fundamentals in Java, and to serve as a basis was 'A Programmer's Guide to Java Certification' bye Khalid and Rasmussen. i've tried other books for learnign Java but, never could get far, before being intimidated by the book. I found the approach followed in this book very helpful, in grasping the subtleties of Java. After reading the essential chapters in this book, I moved onto RHE. I took most of the tests that were available on the net. Dylan Nash's notes was really helpful. It was concise, and yet covered all the topics we need to review before going for the exam.
Also, I found that all he states in his notes(The exam is easier than most of the mock exams, time will not be a problem etc). very accurate. Some of the questions from the mock tests appeared in the exam!!
Hope this helped you. Good Luck to you!!!
 
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Congratulations on your success!!

Could you please let me know where can i get the "Dylan Nash's" notes which you have mentioned to Ravi's reply.
Thank you.
 
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I have a link to Dylan Walsh's Examination Revision Book in my Certified Java 2 Programmer Study Page.
 
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Thanks Tony!
 
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