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Hi guys,

I have a question regarding scjp 6.0 exam pattern.

- Is is a must for the examinee to answer the question in order as they appear?
- Can the examinee skip few question and anywer them later?
- Can the answer be changed?

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answer to all questions is yes.
 
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-No
-Yes
-Yes
 
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And don't forget, if you review a drag and drop question after answering it once, then the question gets reset and you have to answer it again. So try to answer drag and drop questions in the first try so that you don't need to review any of them...
 
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oh ya first one is no.
 
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Ankit Garg wrote: try to answer drag and drop questions in the first try so that you don't need to review any of them...



Yeah, this was a pain for me. It's a long and fairly difficult exam, and you are not likely to remember what you answered if you return to the d/d questions after getting to the end of the exam.

Make sure you have a strategy for these going in. Another way to do it is to write down your answer on the markerboard that the test center provides (or enough of the answer so that you remember what you did). Whatever strategy you use is fine, as long as you have one.
 
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