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hello,
I am DOing my B.Tech. First Year.

please tell me otherthan SCJP guide by Kathy Sierra

which books can i refer to pass SCJP with good Percentage.

Please help me pals.
 
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There's another one :
SCJP Exam for J2SE 5 A Concise and Comprehensive Study Guide for The Sun Certified Java Programmer Exam by Paul Sanghera.

But Kathy Sierra/Bert Bates book is THE BEST.
 
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Hi Dharmender,
Welcome to JavaRanch
I would ask you, How much you are familiar with Java?
Since you are in 1st year I would highly recommend you "Head First Java" by Kathy Sierra and Bert Bates.Go through that book first to acquire the basics.

Regards
Sachin
 
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Sachin Verma is right.
If your are not familiar with Java language, SCJP study guides are not appropriate to learn Java from scratch.
After reading Head First Java, I recommend you to read some chapters from "Head First Object Oriented Analysis and Design".
 
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