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Hi,

Back to the days of SCJP and SCWCD, where in the final mock exams, we were informed : Do the final mock exam, get your mark, sum some amount of marks, and your score in the real exam has to be close. And by the way, this approximately worked with me in both, SCJP and SCWCD

Now, is there a similar formula in the final mock exams of the SCJA books ?

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SCJP 5.0, SCWCD 1.4, SCJA 1.0

 
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Hmm, I don't really know. but if you already SCJP and SCWCD, I think it will be easy to you to pass the exam.

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Originally posted by Vassili Vladimir:
Hi,

Back to the days of SCJP and SCWCD, where in the final mock exams, we were informed : Do the final mock exam, get your mark, sum some amount of marks, and your score in the real exam has to be close. And by the way, this approximately worked with me in both, SCJP and SCWCD

Now, is there a similar formula in the final mock exams of the SCJA books ?

Thanks and regards,



I used Cameron's book (SCJA Scam something or other) and the mock exam that was at the back of his book. I took the full mock exam only once and I believe I scored either exactly or within 1% point on the real exam as I did on the mock exam. Now how's that for a proven SCJA formula?

Scooby Snacks for everyone...<br /> <br />SCJA, SCJP 1.4

 
Vassili Vladimir
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Hi,

I have passed today. I scored 100%

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Hey Vassili,

Excelent score!! 100%!!! you were perfect.

Congratulations!!

Regards, Jair Rillo Junior
http://www.jairrillo.com/blog, SCJA 1.0, SCJP 1.4, SCWCD 1.4, SCBCD 5.0, IBM SOA Associate (Test 664).

 
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Originally posted by Vassili Vladimir:
Hi,

I have passed today. I scored 100%

Regards,



Congrats!!

Scooby Snacks for everyone...<br /> <br />SCJA, SCJP 1.4

 
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Congratulations! 100% is a pretty awesome score on the Sun Certified Java Associate Exam!

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Vassili Vladimir
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Yes Mr. Cameron, it is. And that's because of your two books were great.

Please read my post in the certification results forum

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If you are a certified SCJP and SCWCD dont go for SCJA...
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