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Enthuware EJB5 Exams

 
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How close are these to the real exam? I've been passing the mock tests but not by much (high 60s) and was wondering if these are pretty close to the real exam or a bit harder?
 
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The type of questions is pretty close from what you'll see at the exam, but I think the questions are a bit harder. I think you can expect better results at the exam. I don't remember exactly how much I scored at Enthuware's mocks, but it was not high. I got a better score at the exam. The point is to carefully read the explanations of each questions.
 
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Hi,
One correction here. I think you meant to say "EJB 3" in Java EE 5.
It is not EJB 5.

I found enthuware quite good and helpful for SCBCD preparation.

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Hi Amit,
You of course correct!

Just took the exam and scrored 75% which is broadly in line with what I was scoring on the Enthuware mocks. The questions were pretty close to the real exam (I'm pretty sure one even came up that was virtually the same word for word!), all in all I think Enthuware are pretty good, I have used them for both SCWCD and OCPJBCD now and they have helped tremendously.
 
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