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passed scjp1.5

 
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i passed scjp1.5 with 62%.i know it is very poor marks.now what can i do?is it better for me to attend scjp1.4 exam after a few week preparation.or can i prepare for SCWCD.give me some link for SCWCD.javascript: x()
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Congrats, I hope to pull something in that range off myself in a few days.
 
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congratulations nilufar
go for scwcd, you are now SCJP
all the best
 
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Congrats, don't bother about the score. Go ahead with SCWD. Come and start posting your doubts in the WCD forum. You will get to know a lot.
 
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Hi nilufar nilufar,

First off congrats - these exams are tough, and any passing score is a fine result! I'd say move to your next area of study.

Second off, is that your real name? If not, please change it to match our naming policy.

Thanks,

Bert
 
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