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Please post your respective suggested free resources, sample chapter, mock exams and any other "legal" but free material here.
 
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I am reading OCA Java SE 7 Programmer Cert guide by Manning. Recently noticed that it has a FB page (http://www.facebook.com/OCAJavaSE7), which has listed links to its articles posted on oracle.com, dzone.com and java.net. An interesting read.

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Oracle posted an aggregated list of their relevant tutorials.

If you've never taken an Oracle exam before, I advise you to buy a book anyway. Some questions can be tricky. You are paying $300 for the exam. If you don't pass on the first try, you are paying another $300. A single paid resource is less than 10% of this. You can get a book for $30-40. The enthuware mock exam software is $10.
 
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