SCJP 5.0 and now fighting with ExtJS
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SCJP 6
Thanks,
Sandeep
Cleared SCJP1.5 with 97% score..........
Next target SCWCD............
sandeep muley wrote:Hey sudipto,
its very bad luck because of just 1% percent the entire exam turned into fail...
so dont get dispointed....
learn from the mistake and come up with solution to them..
Study hard now ...............
you can do it........
best of luck....................
Adeel Ansari wrote:Sudipto, I noticed you are very much concerned with practice here. IMO, understanding is far more important to pass the exam, and practice will get you higher marks. Thus, both are important, understanding of concepts is the key.
I remember when I appeared in the exam - in my lunch time and had to finish it in one hour because needed to get back to work - with very little practice, and no SCJP reading material. I managed to pass that with no good marks, less then 75%. I have no intention to belittle you, I just want to say, understanding and the concepts are of very much importance.
Wish you all the luck.
Punit Singh wrote:Sudipto, do lots of mocks and read instantly where you get confusion but after answering that question to be honest. You have to clear all your doubts on basics, and important thing is try to discuss and reply the post of others in javaranch, it will clear greater doubts of Java like Generics, collections, GC, String literal pool, exceptions, these are the key parts of SCJP.
Just hang over javaranch with your mocks, just try to be most active ranchers you will gain a lot everyday, I have felt this during my 2 months preparation and I think Ruben and Sachin have also the same feelings.
SCJP 6
Ben Zaidi wrote:Hi sudipto,
Don't lose hope. Understanding the concepts is very important. Don't rush for the exam, just practice
and pay a lot of attention on the concepts. So good luck.
Ben
Ananth Chellathurai [Walk on software]
K. Tsang CEng MBCS PMP PMI-ACP OCMJEA OCPJP
K. Tsang wrote:I did my SCJP like 3 times before I passed it. The very first time, I really didn't do much study and failed horribly (out of my expectation). Then I code alot for about a year. The 2nd time, guess what ... I failed too by 4 questions. Then given what I already know, doing practice tests is the key. Understanding those tests' answers reinforce your concepts. Sometimes, I even code out those questions and compile/run them to see why they fail.
Most of the time, at first glance, you assume the program to compile/run especially when there isn't a major hole left out. It is these questions you must look out for.
The K&B is a must I think. Good luck.
Regards,
Namit Puri
SCJP 6.0
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SCWCD, SCJP 5
Santiago Bravo wrote:Hi sudipto
I know how you feel. But what I can say to you is not to give up. Think about what you could have done better in your preparation.
Also, check out the "My Path to SCJP Certification" link in my signature. It highlights what I found useful when I was preparing for the SCJP
Good luck!
sudheer kiran wrote:hi you have understood theory part but still review once
do practice mock exams and validate and note down the wrong answers.
every evening compare wrongly selected options to correct answers by that you will know what is wrongly understood.what is correct.
and finnally before the exam prepare your mind that you are going to take THE EXAM.
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